Guest Post by Ryan Cardone Ryan Cardone is a Nashville-based writer in the outdoor, survival and tactical niches. When he isn’t at the gym or playing chess, he can be found doing research for his next article. The caliber debate has … Continue reading →
Guest post by Allison Goodwin, Pew Pew Tactical While we often like to talk about firearms and other forms of bodily protection when SHTF, there’s another important thing that often goes overlooked–protecting your lungs. If you’ve ever been in a … Continue reading →
Guest post from Conrad Novak The ultimate purpose of a bug out bag is to provide you the basic necessities to survive for roughly 72 hours while you are on the move. Before you bug out, you should check the weight … Continue reading →
Guest post by Jori Hamilton If you consider yourself a serious prepper, it is safe to assume that you know the basics of first aid to treat common issues like cuts and burns. However, in the event of a natural or … Continue reading →
Guest post bt Tom Brown Few things are more satisfying than popping a juicy wild blackberry on a hot summer day. When you spot a thicket of berries growing, you know you hit the jackpot. If you know which plants … Continue reading →
If you’re lucky enough to live in the Phoenix area, my non-profit organization, CCRET, is currently having classes on preparedness three times per month. The classes are free and are a wide range of topics to help get you prepared. … Continue reading →
Guest Post: Billy from Perkin Knives Love going out into the wild ? Back yourself up with some of the best survival knives specially designed for all the adventurous souls lurking to get the most out of their trip. Listed below … Continue reading →
By: H. Davis The winter months can, without a doubt, present some dangerous weather, especially when you’re out in the wilderness. That’s why knowing how to survive in the snow is so important. Coupled with snow, dry air, and everything … Continue reading →
159 YEARS AGO, A GEOMAGNETIC MEGA-STORM: Picture this: A billion-ton coronal mass ejection (CME) slams into Earth’s magnetic field. Campers in the Rocky Mountains wake up in the middle of the night, thinking that the glow they see is sunrise. No, … Continue reading →
By: H. Davis The idea of “prepping,” or gearing up to live without support from the government, has become really popular within the last decade. According to the New York Post, companies that cater to individuals who want to be self-reliant … Continue reading →
