Having food storage is a crucial way preppers prepare. People have been doing it for centuries, as our ancestors needed enough supplies to last the cold winters despite no electricity or other convenient appliances. A prepper’s pantry has become more manageable with modern conveniences, but bad weather, disasters, […]
“In 2005, Hurricane Rita plowed right over the top of us. We were living in a subdivision at the time and lost power and potable water for a couple of weeks. That’s when I realized how vulnerable our public utilities are…” This article is part of a new […]
When disaster strikes, you need to be ready for the worst-case scenarios. A hurricane can obstruct road access, preventing you from going to the store. The pandemic brought panic-buying of many food items like flour, bread, yeast, oats, milk, and eggs during the early stages of COVID-19. It’s […]
If you have ever gone camping, you’ve probably aware that there are many basic survival skills needed for outdoor living, such as learning how to start a fire, collect water, cook camping meals, build a campsite, dig a latrine, or catch a fish. Those survival skills will come […]
Winter is coming… and with it comes getting sick, which makes it an excellent time to take a look at your medicine cabinet and see what is missing. Since colds, flu bugs, and COVID-19 are all viruses – you can best prepare by securing some winter preps to […]
Imagine this…you wake up in the morning to watch the sunrise over snow-covered trees and iced peaks. Your breath is visible, as you use your prepper prowess to start a roaring campfire. You cook breakfast over an open fire and take in its crackling and then the silence […]