Authored by Mikai Allbert via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours), Two hurricanes have barreled through the Southeast in just two weeks. Hurricane Helene thrashed North Carolina, while Hurricane Milton—the most destructive storm to hit the Tampa area in a century—left more than 3 million without power and at least 10 people dead in Florida. “[We]Continue reading “Home Prep Guide: What You Need To Last 2 Weeks In An Emergency”
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Squirrel Hunting 2024 Season Update
Boy it has been a busy few weeks for me but not too busy for my almost daily hunting. It would be too much to bore you with every day so I save up the highlights. A couple weekends ago some of the Ky crew came in to stay with me for the weekend forContinue reading “Squirrel Hunting 2024 Season Update”
KY Squirrel Season September 2024
I got behind on semi-daily updates on the success the last 2 weeks. Things in real life have gotten busy for me. So here is a smattering of pictures since the start of this month. I have hit 21 total so far this season. Got 3 from the same tree that evening. Justin got thisContinue reading “KY Squirrel Season September 2024”
Prepping Military Brass for Highpower Matches
by: Germán A. SalazarWhen I began shooting Highpower, most competitors used military brass for their ammo. If you were lucky, you scrounged enough Lake City Match brass to keep you going; if you were less fortunate you used surplus brass from regular ball ammo. Although commercial brass was the norm for bolt-action rifles, it saw very little useContinue reading “Prepping Military Brass for Highpower Matches”
Concealed Carry Skills
From Every Citizen a Soldier There are several things a person must master before they can consider themselves competent enough to be a “good” carrier of concealed firearms. First, and not really a “skill” is the ability to actually conceal their firearms on their person. Second is the knowledge of local laws and the commonContinue reading “Concealed Carry Skills”
Female Conceal Carry for Fall/Winter
The key is to find what works best for you most of the time and what you are the most comfortable carrying.
Squirrel Hunting Sept. 1st-4th 2024
Been a slow week. I have gotten bogged down with dumb stuff ( fixing the roof on the house) instead of focusing on what matters most. Killing squirrels. I have gotten a couple while going out for a couple hours . To my surprise I got this one out of a Buckeye tree. Very rareContinue reading “Squirrel Hunting Sept. 1st-4th 2024”
Life Amidst Incipient Insurgency
Today we have another throw back post from our departed friend Kevin AKA Hognose. Insurgencies seldom break out overnight, but when they come, they lay their burdens first on the civilians associated with the hated government or occupying power. No less was that true in the early stages of the American Revolution, when life forContinue reading “Life Amidst Incipient Insurgency”
50 Things That Everyone Should Be Stockpiling To Prepare For Election Chaos
Authored by Michael Snyder via The Economic Collapse blog, Are you getting prepared? Right now, millions of Americans are stockpiling food and supplies in anticipation of what they believe is coming. People are on edge due to the approaching election, the rapidly escalating war in the Middle East, the alarming natural disasters that we have been witnessingContinue reading “50 Things That Everyone Should Be Stockpiling To Prepare For Election Chaos”
Squirrel Hunting 24th-25th
Went over the weekend to a new place. Climbed to one of the highest ridges in the area and got a big fox squirrel. Sunday I caught 3 in one hickory tree. Of course as usual I am using one of my Model 31s in 16gauge.
Scattered Shots 