Often, homesteading and survivalism can be defined by the simple fact that you have your own access to medical tools, energy, and food. However, having independent sources of useful solutions and chemicals can also be essential in difficult situations,...
In a world of constant uncertainty, prepping has shifted from the fringe to a mainstream necessity. While rural preppers find solace in nature, urban survivalists grapple with navigating concrete jungles where chaos can strike at any moment. The city’s...
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Most families in populated areas rely...
In the event of a significant and prolonged grid-down scenario, the need to adopt extraordinary measures to ensure personal safety becomes paramount. Whether putting your contingency plans into action, strategically evacuating to mitigate risks, or implementing security protocols, the...
We preppers are good at thinking of and thinking about TEOTWAWKI scenarios where there’s a breakdown in society. Some Martian landing on Earth and looking at prepping websites on the internet could quickly become convinced that their nearest planetary...
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Counter-tracking
I will present a few techniques here, but effectiveness at tracking and counter-tracking takes training, study, and practice. Former SERE Instructor J.J. Johnson demonstrates some counter-tracking and E&E material on his YouTube channel, Reality Survival. I also recommend...
We all need water. In as little as three days without it, a person can perish. Every family should have water stored in case of an emergency. This guide walks you through the basics of properly storing water, answering...
If you live in a rural area and want to harvest rainwater, your options range from simple to complex, depending on your environment, climate, and goals. Choose from these methods for rainwater harvesting–both conventional and less common–to collect and...
The jury is still out on the usefulness of bunkers; at least, as far as I’m concerned. Militarily, the predecessors to bunkers came about to protect people from bombardment by artillery. I don’t have any historical evidence to prove...
If disaster struck, where would you draw the line between seeking necessities (scavenging) and theft (looting), especially when your family’s well-being or survival is at stake? Here is what you need to know to decide for yourself. Whether you’re...