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When it comes to being prepared for disasters great or small, readers of this blog…

So it’s best to be prepared to catch them. You and your family’s health may be wholly dependent on survival fishing at times.

I put together this earthquake survival list for those preppers who want to put a bag together and prepare for the possibility that their entire world comes crumbling down around them.

Here are a few ways we can cut down on the labor and time of gardening and increase our yields, whether we’re just getting started with some pots or whether we’re ready to expand our production in times of crisis

When a disaster happens, you don’t have time to start thinking about survival supplies you need. You need to be prepared and function on autopilot

If things are bad enough that you need a survival kit, I’d want something substantially better.

Happily, we can cheat the weather and time a little. We can do it indoors, with almost any amount of space and almost any budget and time available.

The main reason for the lack of adequate skills is that many people lack the proper survival skills training to cope with any emergency situation. In the subsequent paragraphs, we are going to mention 8 important survival skills that anyone must have in his or her kit.

If you are planning to build a survival fishing kit by own and so are looking for some guides, then your search stops right here.

In this article I list some of the most unique ways that some basic survival gear, weapons, and defensive tools can be disguised in items you already wear every day.

What could a shotgun do for us in survival situations?

The seven survival skills mentioned below are the most basic ones that you should be mastering first because these are the skills that will help keep you safe for a longer time until you are rescued.

A shotgun is effective for hunting and there is not much which would be better at defending yourself from man or beast at close range.

If many survival groups are mainly made up of people whose only skill set is “providing security” and for some reason you found yourself looking to join a group either now or after a collapse, would you take you?

There are stories in Oregon, of instant storms, rain and wind for eons, beautiful country and hypothermia. Meaning rapid condition changes.

What is vital is that you have a RELIABLE vehicle regardless of how modest or basic it is.

So how do you defend yourself using unarmed combat skills if you get stuck in such an unpleasant situation?

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.

What do you do if you’re in the city, the grid is down, and the toilet won’t flush?

I’m going to play devils advocate and attack several of the most common so-called “survival tips” preps so prevalent on the web today. I will even offer a suggestion or two.

This article provides some essential information on a few prepping basics of emergency survival gear which may be especially useful for older students.

I am talking about the decisions you will make regarding the survival gear and equipment that your larger mutual assistance group is going to use. It is important to standardize on several major pieces of gear if you want to function cohesively as a unit.

When finding food isn’t achieved by walking to the fridge or pulling around to the drive-thru and cleaning up involves a lot more than jumping in the shower, your body will need to adjust.

Here are a few ways you can be prepared for whatever comes your way with these emergency survival tips

You may already have a mental running list of items like duct tape, canned food, and cooking oil, but there is one item you may not have included among your prepper tools: the trash can.

Like millions of other preppers, I live in the southwest portion of the United States.…

When you are scouring lists of equipment to prepare you for any survival situation, binoculars aren’t often found. However, you should seriously consider keeping a pair around. From hunting animals to scouting missions, binoculars are exceptionally useful in a survivalist scenario.

A great deal can go into site planning for your survival homestead, even when the infrastructure is already in place and funds don’t exist to renovate lines or move buildings. Where we place things can increase or decrease our defensive abilities, success in growing, and how likely we are to see something – which can be good or bad