Many in the Prepper Community expect someday to experience an apocalyptic economic collapse. In preparation for this eventuality they may be stocking up on gold, bullets, or even cigarettes to use as currency once money has no value. If that is what you are hoping for, this article is […]
Most preppers carry a knife. Whether it’s in their EDC or a bug out bag. However, most people do not carry a whetstone or knife sharpening tool. There are several easy survival knife sharpening hacks that might surprise you. These knife sharpening hacks will put a cutting edge […]
MPOWERD has an Eco-friendly, off-grid portable light called the Luci Lantern. The Luci Light is simple to operate because it was designed well. On one end are the solar panels and the on/off button. On the other end is the mouthpiece to inflate it. There is also a […]
Stranger danger activities printables are a great resource for parents. Every child from the age of three could start developing stranger danger skills. I’ve been a foster parent for several years. One of the hardest things about being a foster parent is the uncertainty of what your foster […]
Whether you are new to the camping scene or bugging out from a natural disaster and just don’t know any better, a $30 sleeping bag will NOT get you comfortable through the night! Many of us are used to 7o+ degree homes with cozy beds and layers of […]
Many food storage checklists have powdered milk on them but what does one do with powdered milk once you have it? Will I be able to rotate it like the rest of my food storage? These were my two concerns with adding powder milk to my food storage […]
There are so many ways we communicate with each other: cell phones, email, Facebook, Skype, e-news, mail, newspapers, television, etc. What if, in some worst-case scenario, cell towers and internet service are down and you no longer can communicate via phone or the internet (this frequently happens in […]
One of the most common medical issues today is asthma. Asthma is a chronic condition that affects your ability to breathe. The condition affects the airways, which are the tubes that transport air to your lungs. In the United States alone, there are almost 20 million people who […]
Being a part of a emergency preparedness community has its advantages. One of those advantages is that you can ask for advice, opinions, and/or feed-back to questions you have. A fellow prepper recently ask me what emergency preparedness items would be a good gift for a non-prepper. If […]
A person can survive approximately three days without water which is the reason it is first on my priority list. FEMA suggests having (1) gallon of water per person per day. If you’re storing water for more than one person the gallons can add up. A question that Preppers ask […]