Planning Tips for A Longer Wilderness Stay And Expedition

Planning Tips for A Longer Wilderness Stay And ExpeditionAs a prepper, I always knew that bugging in is not an option for all of us. No matter how well you prepare and how many stuff you stockpile, there’s always the unknown factor you have to deal with. You may be lucky enough to ride the storm in the comfort of your own home, or you may be forced to evacuate. For most people that means heading for the hills or into the woods and those journeys won’t be possible without proper planning.

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Radical Student Organizations Every Prepper Should Know About

Radical Student Organizations Every Prepper Should Know AboutThe 1960s were a watershed moment in the history of American higher education because this was the decade Cultural Marxism got its grubby hands on our universities. Students all over America had their minds poisoned by Communist political organizations. Now those brainwashed students are our professors, congressional representatives, Federal judges, and Federal bureaucrats.

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Being Resourceful: What can preppers learn from poker players?

What can preppers learn from poker players?Preppers are people who are looking to ensure that they are prepared for emergencies that could see normal life interrupted. For example, food shortages, power outages, a lack of clean water, even the lack of rule of law. It can mean that they must survive on whatever materials, food, tools and equipment they have on hand. Therefore, a key strategy is to ensure they are in possession of the most valuable things in such a scenario.

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Debunking Myths About Wilderness Hygiene and Sanitation

Debunking Myths About Wilderness Hygiene and SanitationSome people have a real phobia when it comes to exploring the great outdoors. Rather than fearing the dangerous animals that might ruin their experience, they fear something else. They are afraid of getting sick, and they believe that all those nasty bugs and bacteria living in the woods will get them. After years of traveling through the backwoods, I believe it’s time we debunk these wilderness hygiene myths.

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Budgeting Tips for Preppers

Budgeting Tips for Preppers Prepping is not an activity but rather a lifestyle and just like any other lifestyle, it will cost you money to fulfill it. The following budgeting tips will come like a breath of fresh air for those drowning in debt or those wanting to save a buck here and there.

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Noxious and Toxic Plants To Avoid When Exploring The Wilderness – Part 2

Noxious and Toxic Plants To Avoid When Exploring The Wilderness – Part 2In the previous article about toxic plants, we learned about the most common noxious plants that won’t kill you, but will definitely hurt you. Today, we’re going to move forward and learn about the toxic plants that can scar you for life or put you in the ground. Some of these plants are far more common than one would think and you better keep your eyes open if you don’t want to have an accidental encounter that can send you to the hospital.

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Noxious and Toxic Plants To Avoid When Exploring The Wilderness – Part 1

Noxious and Toxic Plants To Avoid When Exploring The Wilderness – Part 1Seeing that good weather is upon us, a lot of people will pack their bags, grab their hiking boots and head towards the wilderness. It’s the perfect time for that camping trip you keep postponing and exploring the wilderness is the perfect body-mind workout. However, when being out in the field, there are some toxic plants you should stay away from if you don’t want to ruin your day.

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The Ultimate Medicinal Garden

The Ultimate Medicinal GardenThere are a multitude of important skills one may need to bring to the table when SHTF. While many are “top-list” and cliché, I fear that a few important abilities have been discarded or perhaps subconsciously abandoned. There were others, however, that disappeared for more shady reasons. Such as today’s topic: The knowledge of medicinal plants in the home garden.

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The Philosophy on Bartering Post-Crisis

The Philosophy on Bartering Post-CrisisIt sure is easy to swipe a card and have anything you need; so easy, in fact, you can make simple transactions with your card on someone’s personal cell phone. Cash, credit, the name makes no difference, it is as simple as grandma’s apple pie. We’ve come a long way since the bartering time and people are forgetting about those challenging days.

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Being In Denial – A Disaster Won’t Happen To Me

Being In Denial - A Disaster Won't Happen To MeAfter years of dealing with both the prepared and unprepared, I still can’t believe how many people live in denial. “It won’t happen to us!” is the sentence I keep hearing although history showed us that we could never be 100% safe. Denying the possibility of a disaster hitting close to home, it’s a big mistake and here is why.

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