As shocking as it may sound, it’s been over 3900 days since a storm measuring category 3 or larger, has hit the US.
Shelter and Clothing
A Nifty Tip for Keeping Your House Cool When the Grid Goes Down
In an emergency the Eco-Cooler can reduce the temperature inside your home by about 10 degrees Fahrenheit.
Wattle and Daub: A Great Way to Build a House From Local Materials
Just in case you need to build a cheap and easy structure after the SHTF, it wouldn’t hurt to learn how to work with wattle and daub.
Evac Strategy: How To Create a Coordinated Bug Out Plan
There comes a time when you have to stand and face whatever it is that is coming against you, with no other options. The actions you take now could determine how well you survive those events.
Preppers – Foot Care is a Top Priority
Whether you’re thinking about preps for your bug-out or your feet are putting in a hard day’s work, having the proper support for them and quality footwear is a must.
A Few Tips for Surviving a Blizzard in a Stranded Car
It just goes to show that when a storm is in your path, no matter where you live, you should prepare yourself and your vehicle for the possibility of being stranded in snowy weather.
Hardcore Survival: What To Wear in the Harshest Conditions
Being exposed to winter elements for three hours could kill you. These strategies will help you survive in the harshest environments.
Review: The Best Cargo Pants For Preppers
Long-time prepper, Jeremiah Johnson makes his recommendation on the best part of cargo pants for preppers. Note: With a lifetime warranty, I’m already a fan!
Surviving Poverty Part 2: Staying Warm on the Streets
According to some estimates, as many as 700 homeless people die from hypothermia in America on a yearly basis.
Do You Live in a Flood Zone? You’ll Want to See This.
I have a feeling that this product is going to be a hot commodity among preppers in the near future.