We have the will to outlast everything! Preppers Since 2014!
I am a firm believer that as preppers and survivalists we have a lot more to learn compared to regular folks. Although I do not consider myself an expert, I like to think that I’ve accumulated enough knowledge to help me survive if it hits the fan. In this article, I will share some of the survival tips and tricks I’ve learned from survival experts over the past five years.
Today’s tech market is flooded with numerous brands of smartphones. They are designed to keep us entertained and make our life easier. However, if you are preparedness minded, you should probably look to the smartphone survival uses of your gadget. It can become a reliable companion during an emergency situation.
You’ve probably heard the expression “One man’s trash is another man’s treasure”. It may sound amusing for some people, but under certain circumstances you may discover it holds a harsh truth. Every doomsday scenario depicts cities where garbage is piling up. However, the reality may be different since the unprepared ones do not have the luxury of throwing out their garbage.
There are plenty of good reasons for gardeners to make compost tea, but above all, it provides a natural alternative to enrich the soil without using chemical based fertilizers and damaging the environment. Making compost tea doesn’t need to be hard work and it costs you almost nothing.
While camouflaging yourself when bugging out may seem a little bit extreme for some people, under certain conditions disguising yourself to make your detection more difficult may actually save your life. In order for camouflage to work you first have to understand what camouflage is supposed to disguise.
In North America each year, there are a recorded 7000-8000 venomous snake bites. Furthermore, you can find a venomous snake in almost every state, although some you are unlikely to come across them.
You’ve probably bought or built the building you will live in if you are forced to evacuate due to economic problems or natural disasters. The next step, which requires a lot of planning, would be to stock your bug out bunker or shelter with what you and your family will need to survive.
In these uncertain times there is an increasing trend in going sustainable. More and more people are looking into how to make this trend a reality for their family. Most of the preppers and homesteaders that wish to become sustainable have seen through three generations of life in America how our way of life dramatically changed.
On today’s market you can find all sorts of complex chemicals that have the same household uses of vinegar, a natural substance that has been used in the household for thousands of years. Many people don’t know that a gallon of distilled white vinegar or apple cider vinegar can replace a large number of chemical household cleaning products.
There is a big debate online and offline about gun control and about what a citizen can do to hide a gun. About what any of us can do to avoid being left without firepower in a time of need. It is certain that bad guys will always find a way to get their hands on some reliable guns, even if a gun control policy is in effect. However, the question remains…what about the good guys?
If you ever built something in your life, you know that planning is the most important part of any construction project. Building a shelter in the wild is no different than any other homestead project. You shouldn’t rush headlong into the building phase without proper planning. Before you chose a site for your shelter and start cutting down trees you should make sure you have the following covered.
If faced with a disaster, people will wait until the last minute to get a generator for their home. Most of them think that anything will do and boy are they wrong! Last year’s blizzard showed us how quickly people will change their mind and how choosing a generator for your home becomes an important survival task.
An emergency can strike without warning and unfortunately, most people find out too late that they are missing the essential supplies. Far too many times you’ve seen on the news how people line up in front of grocery stores hoping to get some last minute survival foods. If you end up doing the same, you should at least know what to buy from your grocery store.