By: Rick Mansfield Slow cookers are wonderful things. Of course, where I grew up, we…
Editors Note: Another contribution from John Hertig for The Prepper Journal. Part of series of articles…
Editors Note: Another guest contribution from valknut79 to The Prepper Journal. As Summer vacation approaches. As always,…
What’s your survival strategy? A fortified bunker? A well-stocked remote cabin? An armored vehicle that…
Although food, water and security are definitely necessary to keep you alive, there is one aspect of prepping that is often overlooked and it can hurt even the most knowledgeable and well equipped survivalist.
The Prepping Community’s most active discussion revolves around preparing for disasters. Not that disasters or…
You can react in a logical and helpful manner in spite of your initial emotional state. With some practice, you can prepare now so that when emergencies happen, you will be able to lead and less likely to panic later.
Editor’s Note: This post is another entry in the Prepper Writing Contest from Bobcat-Prepper. Great…
How you view your own personal disaster preparedness options could be the difference between life and death.
Think about the difference in these two scenarios: Short Term Wilderness SurvivalLong Term Urban Survival…