Being prepared means doing boring stuff sometimes. But doing the boring stuff will pay-off big time if you need it! For example, you could spend a lot of money and countless hours learning how to build a shelter out in the woods. You may never really use that skill. But if your house burned down …
A lot of people in preparedness think about one specific SHTF scenario that they prepare for. Instead, we should be prepared for many types of emergencies, including personal (like a job loss or sickness), local or regional (like a hurricane, blizzard, fire, flood) and of course, the bigger ones, like the grid going down, nuclear …
A Slow Motion SHTF – Prices Going Up Everywhere! Read More »
You might not realize it, but you are probably living in a high-stress situation. Just dealing with COVID and all the news that surrounds that, coupled with talk of shortages, the economy and all the stuff we deal with on a personal basis, can bring on so much stress that you wind up sick. Believe …
Food and survival go hand in hand. You will want to stock and organize your food pantry before you need to! As we see more chaos in the world and hear about more and more shortages and supply disruptions, it might be a good idea to take some time to do this soon rather than …
Stock and Organize Your Food Pantry Before the Shortages Read More »
With all the talk of shortages, is it time to stock-up on meds and other first aid items? You might consider this if you are keeping an eye on what is happening with our supply chain. So are there medical items that you need to stock-up on or that you don’t want to run out …
On the top of many Prepper’s wish lists is the desire to find a prepper group or a MAG, which stands for Mutual Assistance Group. But because of Operational Security and prepping supplies being limited, many Preppers don’t make it public that they prep. This can lead to isolation and even loneliness as preppers don’t …
