When equipping a bug out bag with necessary items for an overnight experience in the wild, things can get tricky. Many people will pick between a sleeping bag and a space blanket without actually comparing the two. To make things easier and help them decide, I’ve added my pros and cons based on my personal experience.
Preparedness
Dutch Oven Cooking – Mastering the Basics
Eight Rules To Acknowledge For Surviving Abroad
Why Everyone Should Use Coupons To Get Prepared Quicker
An Easy Guide To Growing Herbs – 12 Herbs You Should Have In Your Garden
Tornado Survival Tips To Help You Prepare, Survive And Rebuild
Seeing a violent rotating vortex reaching down from the clouds to the ground is a life changing experience. The sound a tornado makes is known by everyone living in the Midwest and this deadly weather event can change lives in minutes. The following tornado survival tips are a common law in the Midwestern states, but people all across the U.S. should acknowledge them.
How To Prepare Your Off-grid Home To Survive A Wildfire
Things You Should Not Do After SHTF
It is not a matter of if but when you will have to face the consequences of a disaster. Thousands of people are affected every year by natural disasters such as tornadoes, floods and superstorms. Not to mention that there are even man-made disasters that can drastically change your way of life. If you manage to survive the initial impact of the disaster, here is what you shouldn’t do after SHTF.
How To Improve Seed Germination
It’s that time of the year when gardeners can’t wait to get sowing. Starting off seeds is perhaps the most critical step when starting a garden. Failing to grow seeds means you will lose valuable time and buy expensive plants instead. To make sure everything goes as planned there are a few ways to improve seed germination you can look into.
10 Requirements For Long-Term Food Storage
Why Food Storage Is More Important Than Ever
We live in unpredictable times. Natural disasters, power grid failures, or even supply chain disruptions can hit without warning. According to FEMA every household should maintain at least a three-day supply of non-perishable food. But true resilience begins with a well-structured long-term food storage plan. Whether you’re a prepper or just a cautious homeowner, securing your food supply is no longer optional, it’s a basic form of self-reliance.
Bugging Out By Car When It Hits The Fan
If disaster hits, you must be ready to leave quickly without attracting unwanted attention. Bugging out by car is the number one and only choice for most preppers. Even more, bugging out by car provides a certain safety from criminal elements. If you plan to do the same when disaster strikes, here is what you should know.
7 Tips for Successful Defensive Shooting
Growing Vegetables In Pots – Choosing Plants That Thrive
Maintaining a garden can be quite a challenge for the urban prepper. The lack of gardening space and arable land is a problem for most urban dwellers. However, you shouldn’t give up on your dream of having home-grown vegetables. There are always solutions and growing vegetables in pots can be done wherever you live.






