HOME & SHELTER

How do you protect your home, retreat or homestead if it is underground or if it is of different design and construction than a

Did you know that leaving your windows bare for the winter is about as useful as leaving one window open in each room halfway?

Taking care of these matters will be more important than ever because you may not be able to get help with repairs in a

Stick around and let's see what can be reused when building a new house or an anti-atomic shelter or whatever.

There's a reason why the military uses earthbags to make bunkers in emergency situations: the cheapest survival shelter is also the best.

When SHTF this is where we’ll either bug in or head to when we bug out into the wilderness, so it makes perfect sense

When it comes to preparing for disaster, storing food, weapons, medicine, and other goods will be difficult in both urban and rural settings.

There are some tools and supplies that you need when you do emergency home repairs by yourself. Everybody should have this stuff!

There's a reason why shipping containers are one of the most sought-after "materials" for building a bug-out retreat. Find out why

There’s a lot to be done outdoors in the spring, whether building tools out of scraps, light sources or fire props. Let's see some

In the event we do have to rebuild society after disaster, blacksmithing and metalworking may become crucial skills.

Depending on the region you live in, and the range of possible disasters you wish to prepare for, there are a variety of emergency