by Steve Nubie | August 14, 2018 | Food, Food and Shelter, Homesteading, Preppers, Steve Nubie, Survival, Uncategorized | 0 Comments

There’s more to it than stacking cans in the basement.  Are you truly prepared? A primary consideration for any prepper has to be the stockpiling of long-term food stores to feed family and friends when dire times limit distribution, manufacturing and the availability...

by Rich Murphy | July 26, 2018 | Food and Shelter, Rich Murphy, Survival, Wilderness | 0 Comments

Few people bother putting a tent in their bug out bag. They’re just too bulky. About the most you’ll find them bringing along is a tarp, some paracord, a small roll of duct tape and maybe a rain poncho. You can do a lot with that, but you can do even more if you start...

by Rich Murphy | July 23, 2018 | Bugout Bag, Preppers, Rich Murphy, Survival Gear | 0 Comments

It seems like trying to find ways to save money on prepping is a never-ending task; at least for me it is. I’m always finding more that I need, but the money doesn’t seem to expand to fill the need. Instead, I have to find ways of getting the things I need, without...

by Rich Murphy | July 17, 2018 | Rich Murphy, Survival, Water | 1 Comment

Water is our second biggest survival need, beaten out only by the need to maintain our body’s core temperature. This could tend to indicate that we should always carry a lot of water along with us. But water is heavy and bulky, making it hard to carry much at one...

by Rich Murphy | July 9, 2018 | Rich Murphy, Self Defense, Society and Politics, Survival, Weaponry | 0 Comments

One of the easiest things to overlook when putting together a survival plan is the need to defend ourselves. In a perfect world, the only thing we would have to defend ourselves from in a survival situation is lions and tigers and bears (oh my). But in the world we...

by Rich Murphy | July 3, 2018 | Food and Shelter, Preppers, Rich Murphy, Survival, Winter | 0 Comments

One of the survival supplies you rarely hear people talk about stockpiling is firewood. Yet, if you talk to most preppers about their plans, they intend to heat their homes and cook their food with wood. This makes a lot of sense, as mankind has used wood as our major...

by admin | July 2, 2018 | Community, Homesteading, Preppers, Survival | 0 Comments

When people become involved in preparedness, they usually focus – you might say obsess – over supplies.  How much ammo, how many firearms, what about food, should we store away garden seed, and what should we do about toilet paper? Grudgingly they’ll admit that...

by Steve Nubie | June 29, 2018 | Medical, Steve Nubie, Survival, Survival Gear | 0 Comments

It’s not just about bandages, splints and OTC pain killers. Are you prepared and knowledgeable about minor surgery, suturing, poisoning, major burns, dental problems, infections and resources for prescription meds? Some of the key areas that people focus on in terms...

by Steve Nubie | June 25, 2018 | Steve Nubie, Survival, Water | 0 Comments

We can go for weeks without food but only 48 hours without water. It’s time to get serious about where your water will come from in the event of a catastrophic event. Many parts of the world are facing a serious shortage of fresh, drinkable water.  While most of these...

by Steve Nubie | June 19, 2018 | Food, Food and Shelter, Foraging, Steve Nubie, Survival | 0 Comments

We always assume that the best wild foraging will be far off in distant forests and fields.  But if you look around you’ll find very edible wild plants growing in back yards, empty lots and next to sidewalks in the city.   Times can get desperate and other times just...