Pets and Survival
Pets are an important part of many people’s lives. We all have a natural affinity for animals, especially in our childhood years. Raising a
Food Procurement Gear that Won’t Weigh You Down
What survival food procurement gear can a survivalist include and still stay within the size and weight constraints for a Survival Kit, Go Bag,
Is rural living for you – Learn from these experiences
Many people today yearn to leave the hustle and bustle of the corporate world and embrace a simpler lifestyle that is closer to nature.
5 Most Dangerous Pests and How Survivalists Can Manage Them
Some of the most dangerous pests you'll run into are also some of the most common. Unfortunately, while there may not be a surefire
How to use tarps in your garden
In 2016, I was introduced to the concept of occultation, also known as tarping, during a visit to a friend's farm in Oregon. My
If Global Warming Were Real
The political left has been pushing the idea of global warming for decades now. They call it “climate change” now, because the data isn’t
Five animals you should have on your homestead
It seems that the food shortages, the soaring gas prices, and the lack of trust in the supply chain have made folks reconsider their
A Real Risk of Food Shortages
A fire at an egg farm in January, killed 100,000 chickens, in the midst of already high egg prices. This raised concerns that prices
How to Care for Livestock in a SHTF Scenario
SHTF scenarios are hard to prepare for, but training beforehand is essential for protecting yourself and your family. Add animals to the mix and
Long-term foods to purchase from your grocery store
Let’s face facts, survival food is expensive, and regardless of the name brands you want to purchase, survival food still remains a pricey option.
Hunting & Gathering: How Survivalists Can Plan To Live off the Land
As the years go by, we hear more about the dangers of eating the food sold at the store. Many products are pushed close
Growing natural cleaners and using them in your home
My wife is one of those people obsessed with cleanness, and she wants everything inside our home to be clean and spotless. After a
Cast iron cookware requirements for the outdoor and homestead kitchen
Cooking is one of the activities I enjoy doing, regardless if I'm at home or camping in the wilderness. After years of experimenting with
How to organize a seed swap and exchange seeds within the community
Seed saving is a valuable skill for preppers and gardeners, and it helps us keep our gardens thriving no matter what the future may
Putting earthworms to work in your garden for healthy and productive plants
Worms are the unknown heroes of traditional agriculture, and they have made the soil of many gardens fertile with their hard work. These small
