PLANNING

Most preppers today have settled on a plan to bug in, rather than bug out, for most survival scenarios. That makes a lot of

There has been so much written about surviving the aftermath of a TEOTWAWKI event. This is, in part, because preparing for such an event

Now, more than ever, the world is showing us that our future is hard to predict, with natural disasters occurring all over the globe

Just getting into prepping? You may sometimes fall prey to overheated talk and “hype” when it comes to this lifestyle.

One of the biggest concerns we face, when it comes to bugging out, is running out of gasoline. That’s especially true in a mass

For most of us, our homes are a key part of our survival strategy. Our “Plan A” is to bug in, staying home through

When facing a SHTF event, preppers fall into two categories: those who prefer to fortify their homes and stay put (bugging in) and those

In a world of constant uncertainty, prepping has shifted from the fringe to a mainstream necessity. While rural preppers find solace in nature, urban

Yeah, I know… it sounds hokey. The idea that we could make a keychain that would actually help us survive. We do survival kits

I remember back when I was just a kid, reading stories of people who were stranded and built a raft to escape and get

Groups are generally more easily spotted and tracked than individuals, but they can mount a watch, put together more formidable ambushes, and may be

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

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

Unchecked urbanization and globalization have corralled humanity into cities and into a state of near-total dependence.

One of the subjects that seem to get overlooked in the prepping community is that of transportation. Oh, we’re great at talking about our