Day 16: Scratched on the thin skin of a dried piece of agave leaf, you scribble another entry into your journal, kept daily since the crash. Alone, hot, thirsty...
In whatever situation you might find yourself, your pack is your last line of defense. Perhaps you will be driven from your home because of a natural disaster s...
Your ancestors lived in caves and now you might be thinking it wasn’t such a bad idea after all. Of course, your cave now comes with flushing toilets, showers, ...
Testing World Gone Silent radio kits in the hands of novices
Amateur radio operators depend on repeaters for much of their local communications. By taking adva...
Drought is a phenomenon that's likely to occur in many parts of our country. Look at a map of North America, and you’ll see that there are many areas where the ...
When you live out in the country, the local flea market caters to a whole different clientele, and preppers and survivalists can rejoice at the selection of che...
People all over the country are stockpiling food in case bad things happen and going to the grocery story isn’t an option. A lot of people who stockpile food si...
Survival shots, or, shots using irons in lieu of scopes is a topic reserved for more experienced shooters and writers. There are many helpful articles being wri...
Theodore Roosevelt, 26th president of the United States, was known as a man of action. He is quoted as having said, “In any moment of decision, the best thing y...
There is a wide variety of commercially available tools and equipment when prepping for survival. However, when SHTF and a survival situation is unavoidable, th...
