Guest post by Jori Hamilton Living in a rural area has its fair share of benefits. The wide expanses of land, fresh and clean air, and lack of crowds are just some of the allures. However, when natural disasters occur, … Continue reading →
Guest post by Mark Hedman, CEO of LA Police Gear When everything falls apart, you may need to bug out fast with a well-stocked bail-out bag. In case of a disaster, you’ll need the right gear essentials to survive. Catastrophic … Continue reading →
Legacy Foods is running a short term special for National Preparedness Month. This is one sale you should check out, as both are really nice bundles of preparedness items; including food, water containers, stove, fuel, solar light, and sanitation solutions! … Continue reading →
Guest Post by Angela from GeekPrepper.com Honing essential survival skills is necessary if you are an adventurous person who loves to camp out in the woods and enjoy the beauty of the wilderness. Note that you will never have an idea of what might … Continue reading →
Guest Post by Jori Hamilton Natural disasters come in many forms, including wildfires, hurricanes, and floods. During such events, being able to quickly evacuate your family can be key to survival. Post-disaster problems, like lack of food and lack of … Continue reading →
Guest post by Jori Hamilton You never know when a disaster might creep up on you without warning. There are so many different kinds of disasters out there, from economic and personal struggles to the threat of terrorism or even the … Continue reading →
Guest Post from Jay Chambers from minutemanreview.com You’ve probably already heard of smart guns. But, for those who aren’t savvy yet, smart guns are firearms that have personalized locking technology which prevents the gun from being fired by anyone other than … Continue reading →
by Jack Babbage (Editor’s Note: The author of this article has just released a new book called, “The Pocket Encyclopedia of Emergency Preparedness” and will be an outstanding addition to your preparedness library. The book is like no other in … Continue reading →
Guest Post by Jori Hamilton In the modern age of rapidly evolving technology and the digitization of practically every industry, trade skills are getting lost in the shuffle. As more young people pursue an academic education, employers within technical fields … Continue reading →
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 →
