From ThePrepperProject.com | On Thursday, Nov 21st, 2013 “The classic question asked by nearly all newbies to self reliance is: “How much space do I need to feed my family from my own land?” The problem with the food GURUs is that…
From BransonShows.com A trip into the wilderness can be a fun and educational experience for those who like to seek adventure outdoors. On the other hand, it can also present a number of hazards that are potentially fatal. In addition to freezing…
Many times, as preppers, we tend to focus on long-term food storage, bug out bags and survival equipment, and all the stuff associated with prepping- which is important- but we don’t always spend as much time and consideration into planning and creating…
SHTF Water Sources – http://uscrow.org “Emergency SHTF water sources are useful to urban dwellers who’ve bugged in, depleting their water reserves. The electricity is off, this means the pumps are no longer working and water’s nowhere to be found. Don’t sweat it;…
According to Brooke Lorren, a Yahoo! Voices contributing writer, the name Barack Obama potentially possesses some fascinating historical meaning: The American President, Barack Obama, has gone through several different names in his lifetime. He was born Barack Hussein Obama, Jr. in 1961….
By Alexander Wolf | From TEOTWAWKIBlog.blogspot.com | On Monday, August 20th, 2012 The right kind of dog, trained right, can be a valuable asset after a collapse situation. They can help with guard duties, protection, hunting, hauling and other tasks, along with…
From TheSurvivalPlaceBlog.com We all know how important our children’s safety is, so lets talk about things to discuss with your kids and some important things to do before an emergency. Be sure to include your children in family discussions and planning for emergency…
By David Nash | From SHTFPlan.com | On June 22nd, 2012 Any person who has begun to seriously prepare has had to make compromises between current wants and future needs, how much to spend on preparations, and how many people to stock…
I find some of the ideas people have of a post-SHTF world as an idyllic pastoral life quite worrisome. Although basically an optimist myself, I am also a realist. While I do believe that a rebuilding of society will occur once the…
As we travel farther down the road of technology, we move farther apart as a society. I became painfully aware of this the day I first witnessed minivans on the interstate with small televisions embedded on the back of every headrest. Each…
