Prepper guides are generally created with a wide demographic in mind. However, they can become even more practical when tailored to meet more individualized needs. One demographic in particular, seniors, seem to often lack specialized prepping guides. There are several … Continue reading →
Guest port by David Cruz August and September are peak months for hurricane season, and for those who live on the coast, it’s important to prepare your home for high winds and downpours. Hurricane winds can reach up to 150 miles … Continue reading →
If there is one lesson to be learned from the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s the importance of preparedness. Think back to when the virus first struck. Many people flocked to stores to hoard masks, disinfectants, and for some reason, massive amounts … Continue reading →
If the coronavirus showed us one thing, it was that the U.S. — and the world, for that matter — was underprepared for a worldwide catastrophe. As the pandemic disrupted supply chains, shuttered businesses, and shut down economies, everyone scrambled … Continue reading →
Guest post by Amy Ford. A newbie or beginner hunter often struggles to find the right rifle scope for a hunting rifle. It is not uncommon for beginner hunters to invest in a rifle heavily and not so much on … Continue reading →
The recent years have witnessed an upsurge in riots, shootings, and violent incidents all across the country. In such tough times, personal safety is a top concern for law enforcement agents, journalists, first responders, and others in dangerous professions. At … Continue reading →
This was sent to me by Big Rentz. The entire article has some good information in it and can be found here: https://www.bigrentz.com/blog/how-to-build-underground-bunker … Continue reading →
There are a number of reasons to start storing food in bulk. Whether you’re storing for the current (or the next) pandemic or experimenting with a canning hobby, food storage is a great way to bulk up your preparedness. When … Continue reading →
This pandemic will be with us for about the next two years or so and over this time, what will happen is anyone’s guess. For example, we are currently experiencing record levels of daily cases, but the fatality rate remains … Continue reading →
Thanks to modern advancements in surveillance technology, (digital) eyes are virtually everywhere. And it’s a double-edged sword of sorts. Surveillance cameras increasingly track global citizens in the name of public safety, but the technology can be easily misused. Personal … Continue reading →
