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Natural emergencies like flooding and wildfires have the capacity to destroy important documents. These bags will allow you to grab and go with peace of mind. What I like about this is it tested and passed the 2000° F test which is used for fireproof suits to ensure 100% protection.
If we all have the same preparation plan, then how do you think we will all survive a shtf event? We must think outside of the box.
Acquiring a natural form of night vision will be an essential tool to fall upon if you are living through a shtf event. Here are some tips and tricks on how to naturally enhance your night vision.
Many potential issues can be resolved or avoided if they are identified before the trigger is pressed. Here are a few important steps to take before loading a new gun or a used gun you have never fired.
If you can’t protect it, you don’t own it. In an emergency, make sure you have diversified your ammo to accommodate other firearms.
A fear of many preppers during the beginning stages of a true SHTF event, is how our smells, as well as the aromas from foods we prepare could attract unwanted visitors. Here are 7 ways to conceal food aromas in a SHTF event.
Know how to take a stand and defend yourself using the tools you have on hand. These five everyday items can double as self-defense weapons and help you better survive an attack.
There are steps you can take at home to make your property harder to enter and to enable you to defend it.
Bottom line: your weapon can’t take care of you unless it is properly taken care of. You can be smart and use some of these tips to lessen the bite to your wallet.
Did you know that metal tends to “sweat” with a change in temperature? In order to take good care of your firearms, make sure you do this maintenance once a week.
These simple safety tips could prevent a burglary when you are away from your home.
Regardless of what type of computer or smartphone you use, there are obvious privacy concerns. This day and age, it’s important to be aware of the fact that privacy isn’t what it used to be, but there are a few things we can do about.
You need to be as one with your weapon and know it inside and out…all of its capabilities primarily as a weapon and secondly as a tool.
In a worst-case scenario, give yourself a hidden edge for when the SHTF and the going gets rough.
The threat of having your identity stolen has always been there, it’s just that the criminals in our midst have adapted to the times, and there’s no reason why we can’t do the same.
Fast is fine, but accuracy is everything.
Every year millions of homes in the U.S. fall victim to burglars. It’s not exactly an uncommon occurrence, even in the nicest of neighborhoods. However, breaking and entering tends to peak during the holiday season.
ReadyNutrition Readers, I just wrote an article detailing the importance of having a “closed” security system for your home. The reason for this was to maintain your privacy and not have all your home viewed by law enforcement via CCTV cameras. I also touched on the...
Reloading will teach you skills that you will be able to more readily adapt ammunition and supplies and tailor make it for your survival needs.
It’s been 100 years since the Spanish Flu caused a global pandemic. While you can rest easy right now knowing a global pandemic is not currently a threat, it is just a matter of time before the next one arrives. And when the next one does arrive, “scientists say an outbreak of a flu-like illness could sweep across the planet in 36 hours and kill tens of millions due to our constantly-traveling population.”
To decrease the chances of an infectious illness spreading and infecting other household members, consider setting up a sick room. Learn what supplies should be on hand and some preventative measures that will ensure the illness is contained.
I don’t have to tell you that staying inside all day will put you on the fast track to flab town (I should know. I stay inside all day writing articles like this. You’re welcome).
It is important for you to pick up a few rolls of plastic sheeting for your home that can benefit you and your family not just for use in a greenhouse, but in a disaster, as well.
The fear of Ebola is real. With the laws and executive orders in place to govern the control of contagions, the government can force you into quarantine. Here are 50 things to do after you have napped and watched movie marathons.
There are many potential dangers associated with winter weather, but there’s one you might not have given much thought to snow and ice on your home’s roof. Here’s how to assess how much snow your roof can handle, how to determine if you need to remove snow, how to remove it safely, and the unique dangers that thawing ice and snow pose.
With constant media bombardment of fears of a nuclear war, many have begun to prepare for a disaster. But government uncertainty isn’t the only thing on the minds of the masses. Volcanic activity appears to be increasing and earthquakes seem to be getting more severe. That begs the question: do you live in a disaster zone?
Here’s how to build an emergency pantry that is packed with nutritious, shelf-stable foods that will help your family keep energy levels up.
Frankly, it’s a shame that the ugliness of our species receives so much more attention than our acts of mercy, compassion, and sacrifice. These 10 acts of human kindness will restore your faith in humanity.
Our children live in such a drastically different world as we grew up in. Dangers seem to be around every corner, and the Internet has invited those dangers into our homes and our children’s bedrooms.
