HOME & SHELTER

There’s a tendency to write about urban survival from the viewpoint of living in a house in suburbia. Some of that is probably due

electricity and heating bills got you down? Put up some windbreaks in the form of trees and shrubs to lower your utility expenses. But

We’re all aware of the high inflation going on, as prices for everything we need soar, especially fuel prices. Those fuel prices are probably

The subject of mass food shortages has always been a popular one amongst the prepping community. Regardless of the stated reason for the concern,

In this video, Jason Salyer gives us a quick and easy rundown of how to build a pole barn to keep equipment, animals, and

Stockpiling food is the most basic sign of a prepper. We spend a small fortune building our stockpile just to make sure that we’ll

orld, where everything from your smartphone to your Google searches tracks your every move, the idea of total privacy might seem alien. 

While you probably already know the value of a shelter and may know how to build one, it’s easy to overlook what you

In this video survival expert and instructor David Holladay reviews some natural resources that make great fire starters. While some are more specific to

Take care of yourself, even if the world is falling apart around you. You've got plenty of tools and skills in your arsenal, as

As the Russian military rampages through Ukraine and rocks global financial markets, Ukrainians are on their own. What lessons should survivalists take away from

Owning a compact tractor is an excellent investment because it will help you achieve pretty much any labor-intensive work

Whatever type of shelter you build should protect you from the elements and keep you warm until help arrives or your situation improves.

Winter survival doesn't just mean dealing with the cold, although that is an essential part of it; it also means dealing with a lack

There are real dangers all around us, and that's why we buy deadbolt locks, state-of-the-art security systems, and instrument neighborhood watches.