Camping, hiking, and other outdoor activities are not only fun, but also provide real-world experience that you can extrapolate into your preparedness posture. Here’s a good article by Jenn, from JenReviews.com about packing for various durations of backpacking trips. https://www.jenreviews.com/backpacking-trip/ … Continue reading →
By: H. Davis A natural disaster is a devastating event – caused by wildfires, rain, hurricanes, and earthquakes – that endangers not only lives of residents but property as well. Although there isn’t much that can be done to stop … Continue reading →
Introduction back into the podcast Legacy affiliate Not really sure where I’m going to take this podcast, nor what the format will be. Feedback As I’m not sure where I want to take the podcast, I’d like some feedback from … Continue reading →
What is the best gun to have when things go south? In other words, which firearm will let you survive outdoors, far from civilization, and feed yourself and your family fresh meat that you’ve obtained yourself? This question stirs up … Continue reading →
EDITOR’S NOTE: Below is a good article on establishing a neighborhood watch, which is an excellent way to, not only meet your neighbors, but to get an idea who might be open to more preparedness minded projects. I’ve included, with … Continue reading →
Looking fro something to watch over Christmas weekend? Here are a few suggestions! Karen Pagan is the author for PreparedBee.com. She has been working with writing for over three years. She spends most of her off-work time reading books, practicing dance, and catching up … Continue reading →
On the same site as the Indoor Composting Bin, there’s a good article on making indoor herb gardens. A good amount of information is in the article for anyone thinking about growing your own herbs. Personally, I was thinking about … Continue reading →
Here’s an interesting article I ran across. Here in Arizona, I haven’t had much luck with the large composter in the backyard, but this small-scale indoor composting has potential. Using the coffee can, as they do, not only are you … Continue reading →
(Ed. Note: Here’s another short article by a guest author to help start getting the content rolling again, but it does bring up a valid point. Without sleep, your body isn’t running at peak efficiency. Quite a bit of studies … Continue reading →
(Ed. note: Social media, and especially social apps on your phone, have become a necessity in the prepper’s ‘bag of tricks,’ so I welcome this guest post from Beth on some of the apps worth considering.) A mobile phone is … Continue reading →
