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It’s raining. The sun has set. Your GPS had died and you need to get this leg of the journey…
Editor’s note: This prepping primer was written by guest contributor Mark Hedman. So, you bought into the idea of hoping…
The Coronavirus/COVID-19 has caused a lot of chaos in recent weeks. Countries have closed their borders, governments have restricted the…
While chemicals have long been used for mosquito repellant, there are natural solutions that work, too.
In the previous article, we learned some of the “tools of the trade” for the Art of Tracking, and we…
As I have previously written, the fundamentals of the Art of Tracking are firmly based on the use of all…
The third installment of our series on man tracking, by tracking instructor Kyt Lyn Walken.
The Power of the Glance “Tracking is an element of scouting that encompasses observation, stalking and the following of a…
While tracking is often associated with hunting or fugitive apprehension, tracking offers an invaluable skill for the prepper. Knowing whether someone has been in your AO and learning more about them could be a key element of long-term survival.
Finding the right gun is a difficult task. We spend hours sifting through various types of guns, reviews, etc. Then…
Editor’s Note: I know, Summer is hardly begun, some kids still have a long Summer breaks in front of them…
Editor’s Note: A guest contribution from Scott Huntington to The Prepper Journal. Before we had ovens, cooktops and microwaves, there…
Editor’s Note: A guest submission to The Prepper Journal from Raymond Poole. Raymond Poole is an organic cooking and gardening…
Editor’s Note: A guest contribution from Scott Huntington to The Prepper Journal. Whether you live primarily off the grid and…
There are all kinds of ways windshield reflectors and space blankets can make life easier and increase our capabilities as…
Editor’s Note: A contribution from Scott Huntington to The Prepper Journal. As a native and one who has been through…
Editors Note: A guest post from Anna Katrina from across the pond. Going camping soon? Avoid big and small discomforts…
Whatever our primary shooting type and needs, there are a few things we can do to make sure we’re a…
If our accuracy has plateaued or backslid, we may have picked up one of several finger habits. Two we can…
Fear not, you’re not going to see cutesy flowers, beer floats, or kiddie obstacle courses. Pool noodles have way more…
Editor’s Note: A timely guest contribution from Dennis as the weather and the mid year holidays see more and more…
For many preppers, static square ranges are the only opportunity to put rounds through the barrel. They do have some…
Static square ranges and competitions are commonly the only firearm practice available to preppers. Sometimes, those square ranges and competitions…
Fishing is a popular pastime for tens of millions of people. However, this recreational activity — often seen as a…
Or any storm for that matter. Living in certain parts of the world makes extreme weather a fact of life.…
Editor’s Note: Yes, deer season and other large game seasons are way out in the future now, kind of hard…
Growing up by the ocean I was fortunate that fishing was an activity that was convenient to not only learn,…
MRE’s enjoy unending popularity within prepper folds, although sometimes the issues – weight, waste, size, and expense – lead us…
Editor’s Comment: Another guest submission from Scott Huntington to The Prepper Journal. A subject we have talked about in the…
