What if we could modify our thought process for a while and avoid conflict when SHTF instead of considering violence as the inevitable outcome of the prepper haves versus the unprepared have nots?
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Many years ago when I started prepping the world wasn’t radically different. We didn’t live in any Nirvana of goodwill and peace, but the idea of preparing to defend your life from bad guys was met with much more resistance than it does now.
Last week I began a new series called, Back to Basics. As I said in…
I wanted to start a new series on the Prepper Journal called “Back to Basics”.…
It is probably the hallmark of any survival gear item that preppers focus on first…
Have you always thought it would be wise to be better prepared for emergencies but…
Beyond individual and small-group home, property, and self-defense, we increasingly hear a call for citizens…
Editors Note: An article from Nikita to The Prepper Journal. And just in time. A sincere…
Editors Note: An article from Claire Woods of The Happy Chicken Coop to The Prepper…
I thought that maybe it might be of some value to share some lessons that I have learned in my personal preparedness journey that hits 10 years old this year.
Understanding a little about snipers and methods used in countering snipers is an essential part of your operational planning and preparations.
In times of civil unrest or if you’re traveling to a potentially hostile area your vehicle security and travel must be planned for and taken seriously.
It would be terrible if after all the thought, time and effort put into making a bug out bag, that when you need it the most, it’s not within easy reach.
We have discussed the subject of a Get Home Bag before on the Prepper Journal,…
One, if not the most important aspect of Emergency Preparedness to get right is developing…
Find out what survival and prepper books add value, which ones you should read in…
The dictionary defines survival as “the state or fact of continuing to live or exist,…
When preparing for the worst, it is always a good idea to utilize the lessons…
Editors Note: An article from Alex R to The Prepper Journal. The 21st century is…
Looking at the events in the recent months and anticipating what may happen in our…
Boy oh boy, to have come back for more … you have earned your biscuits…
Editors Note: A contribution from R. Ann Parris. The Prepper Journal hopes the content of…
You have a moral obligation to be prepared in case of a crisis. In general, there are countless reasons to be prepared for emergency scenarios.
Livestock keeping requires some research. It seems obvious, but it’s apparently not.
Prime Day is a one-day shopping event on Amazon that takes place today -July 15,…
Editor’s Note: This article was generously contributed by Linda Holliday. Water is at the top…
Survival books are what started me on my path to prepping. For a long time…
These days, no popular movement goes without an Internet presence of some kind, whether it’s…
It’s a quiet night at home – if your definition of quiet includes kid mayhem,…
Many disasters that befall people and homes can be mitigated with some basic preparation. Every…