12 Fundamental Rules of Resource Management All Survivalists Should Know
Survivalists consider themselves prepared for anything, but remaining ready takes some skill. Read the fundamental rules of resource management to manage your essential supplies
Clothing to Keep You Dry from the Rain
There are many survival topics that hardly ever get mentioned, while others seem to be talked about by everyone. One such ignored topic is
Tips to improve your woodlot
Numerous state forestry departments offer free consultations and recommendations to support landowners in enhancing their forested areas. Below are some of the suggested projects,
Politics in a Post-Apocalyptic World
As I look at the political landscape today, I can’t help but think that if there’s anything that will tear this country apart, it’s
How to evacuate a ruined city
Evacuating a big city in the event of a natural or manmade disaster is a logistic nightmare for local authorities, and due to the
Applying the KISS Principle to Survival
As a former engineer, I can vouch for the validity of the KISS principle; but I can also vouch for it from a survival
Practice Time
Survival, as we discuss it in the prepping and survival community, is a complex task, using many skills that the average person today couldn’t
Remaining Calm in High-Pressure Situations: 9 Strategies for Survivalists
Life comes at you quickly. Stressful times are a part of life, and how you react to them goes a long way in deciding
How to survive rising sea levels in coastal areas
Regardless of one's political stance on global warming, it's undeniable that it is taking place right now, and it is impacting our daily lives.
The realities of using the solar still to procure water
There is a lot of survival training and information that has become a doctrine, and this knowledge is repeated over and over again. In
OPSEC in the Wake of a Disaster
The military term OPSEC has been adopted by the prepping community to denote the actions we take to keep friends and neighbors from knowing
A few survival myths we should get rid of
After more than ten years of being in the prepping and bushcrafting “business,” I can honestly say that I’ve heard it all since almost
New Year, New Plans
If there’s anything the last few years should have taught us, it’s that things are never as they seem. The most glaring example of
The three key factors to keep in mind when sleeping in the wilderness
After years of camping and spending as much time as possible in the outdoors, I can say that knowledge to sleep under the stars
How to avoid the dangers of traversing mountainous terrain
For many folks out there, bugging-out means leaving the comfort of their urban homes and heading into the surrounding woods. These journeys can often
