Apart from the necessities of food, clothing, and shelter, what are the other tools and tricks you need to survive?
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How you view your own personal disaster preparedness options could be the difference between life and death.
Our vices aren’t necessary to our survival in many cases, but when you cut us off from them, hard times and adjustments just get harder.
Fortunately, there are a number of self-defense tips and techniques that can level that playing field and allow women to protect themselves and those that they are responsible for protecting.
I have compiled a list of 11 gifts for non-preppers under $50 that can put that loved one in a better predicament of preparedness without them even knowing it.
Here are 5 mistakes that preppers often make when starting to build their emergency food supply, and how to fix them.
Well I say. If there’s a will, there’s a way and in this article I am going to share how I practice being a prepper in college.
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.
Use of force is a last resort and should be avoided at all costs, fighting is for amateurs.
You are the only person that is going to truly provide adequate emergency supplies and protection for yourself when a disaster strikes on a large scale.
If you have been wondering how to live off grid – “is it really possible?” and “Can I do it?” the short answer to all of these questions is, “Yes!
Surviving is just the first step to survival. If you struggle with the basic physical abilities to easily get through some of the things I have discussed above, what good will the 2 years of food, hundreds of gallons of water, or thousands of rounds of ammunition do for you when the shit hits the fan?
Making the right choices in clothing could be crucial to our survival, so let’s start from the top and see if you are a well-dressed prepper.
One of the main problems preppers seem to be drawn to solve is the very realistic potential of having to drop everything and bug out of your home in a moment’s notice. Today I want to focus on one potential answer to the bugging out problem, the bug out bike.
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.
For me, the transformation from a farm girl who always had livestock and a large garden into a ‘prepper’ has been a gradual evolution, as the events of the world conspired to change my priorities.
It’s something that’s going to come as a shock for those who don’t practice ahead of time, no matter how many tricks get applied. However, we can save some time and stress on our bodies with a few low-cost and low-skill tricks and tools, and see increased yields.
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In the end it all comes down to being able to take the shot, hit your target and move to the next position without being found.
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