How To Answer A Knock At 3:00 AM: An Expert’s Advice On Staying Safe
From Zerohedge In the quiet hours of the night, a sudden knock at the door can provoke fear and confusion. But according to Massad Ayoob, a renowned firearms expert and…
Preparing For The Unexpected: The Bug-Out Bag
Authored by Emma Suttie D.Ac, AP via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours), It’s the middle of the night. You wake from a deep sleep and smell smoke. When you come…
Backpacking: Get wet
No, not like that you degenerates, foul weather. Now that you’ve finally left your house and are out backpacking, camping, hiking etc you will need to consider foul weather or…
Food for Thought: Terrain Consideration
Know your area.The lower or inland regions of California are mostly hills covered in low grass and scrub brush and dry, rocky desert effectively. Very wide open affairs most of…
Home Prep Guide: What You Need To Last 2 Weeks In An Emergency
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…
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…
The 7 Pillars Of Urban Preparedness
Authored by Toby Cowern via The Organic Prepper blog, The 7 Pillars of Urban Preparedness is an introductory course that Selco and I teach. This is a foundational module that…
Making a Tropical Rucksack
So a while back I got the idea to make my own Tropical Rucksack since the reproductions looks discontinued and originals were going for $400. The frame is almost identical…
Repost: So You Think You Can Camp?
Found some of the articles from the old site on “The Wayback Machine” so thought I would repost them. What kind of outdoorsman are you? A lot of us fancy…