by Jeremiah Johnson | Oct 5, 2017
ReadyNutrition Guys and Gals, we have covered the “Go” Bag, aka the “Bugout” Bag on numerous occasions. We’re going to cover three areas: Duplication, Synchronization, and Maintenance. This is to promote efficiency, and also to allow for recovery and use if one of...
by Jeremiah Johnson | Dec 13, 2015
[Editor’s Note: Our underlying goal in a SHTF scenario is ultimately to stay alive and live without exposure to risks. As much preparation as many of us have made, in the altered world of a SHTF crisis, there will be many dangers that lurk; and some of them...
by Jeremiah Johnson | Dec 9, 2017
ReadyNutrition Readers, this article is done on special request by one of the Readers. “Hi, really appreciate all the articles you and the others do on these websites! I’ve been searching for articles particularly on one would pack their vehicle mine being a...
by Jeremiah Johnson | Feb 13, 2016
ReadyNutrition Readers, this piece is designed to give to you some methods that work that will make your daily travel more secure. To and from work, school, or running errands, it is important for you and your family to know where each one is, what you’re doing, and...
by Contributing Author | Mar 9, 2016
Whenever anyone starts getting interested in prepping, one of the first purchases they make is for a bug out bag. It’s a very simple and affordable thing that any newbie prepper can get, and it will immediately make them feel safer. Of course, once they get around to...
by Jeremiah Johnson | Dec 16, 2017
This article is a continuation and the second part of the load management series written at the request of Mr. Brent Westbrook, a ReadyNutrition Reader. In the first part, we covered how to stagger a load by weight and pack it according to function for a vehicle. ...
by Survival Sherpa | Apr 17, 2014
Doing the Stuff with your gear is the most overlooked skill in the world of prepping and survivalism. In general, we tend to think un-tested gear will get us through any crisis. Just whoop out that new shiny object from your kit… you know, you’ve seen the YouTube...
by Tess Pennington | Jun 11, 2010
In the Spring, many parts of the country experience their rainy season, and with that comes the possibility of flash floods. This type of emergency is one of the most common hazards in the United States that can be felt locally or have a larger impact on cities...
by Tess Pennington | Jan 24, 2015
From previous disasters, we find clarification and better ways to prepare. Urban disasters happen all the time leaving many stranded in the city. Consider for a moment what you would do if you found yourself in the midst of an emergency where you couldn’t get...
by Jeremiah Johnson | Apr 10, 2018
ReadyNutrition Readers, this is going to take some planning on your part, as each person and family’s geographic location and other demographics (number of family members, etc.) are going to determine courses of action. One of the problems that may be faced is that...
by Tess Pennington | Dec 4, 2009
Words such as “extreme misfortune, ruin, and tragedy” are often used in conjunction with the word “disaster.” It is a fearful word that often catches a person off guard and unprepared when they are in the middle of it. But the word...
by Tess Pennington | Oct 10, 2012
There are a lot of fears and concerns when it comes to bugging out. What if you forgot something in your bug out bag? What if you run out of gas? What if you didn’t pack enough seasonal clothes? Or, what if we run into a dangerous situation? These are all valid...
