By: James Witts Ever wonder why Dorothy kept saying “there’s no place like home?” Seems not even the Emerald City or the land of Oz could compare with her homestead back in Kansas. Dorothy, Auntie Em, and Uncle Henry made living off the land look easy. With more people trying to get back to self-sufficient… Read More

Want to know what the most popular outdoor and survival gear is? We put this list together to show you what your fellow outdoorsmen and preppers have been buying. Grab some of this gear for yourself or give them as gifts to friends and family. #1 – Ultimate Access Lock Pick Set When SHTF, you… Read More

With the holidays coming up, you’re probably thinking about what to get for your loved ones. You want to get them something they’ll like, and also something that they’ll find useful…but where should you start? This gift guide will give you some great ideas for what to get for your loved ones, whether they’re a… Read More

You have all the right supplies. Your emergency plan is technically flawless. And yet, when disaster strikes, you still might find yourself struggling to survive. Why might you struggle? It’s due to one factor that can often undo even the best laid plans: the human element. Survival isn’t just about having the right gear —… Read More

One common question that pops up for both experienced preppers and would-be preppers is if prepping is a waste of time if a crisis never happens. It might seem foolish to prepare for something that may never happen… But when you think about it, you’ll quickly realize that prepping is worth it whether there’s a… Read More

One of the first things to get sold out in stores during a crisis are over-the-counter (OTC) medications. These medications have a wide range of uses and are generally safe for most people to use, which is why they’re available without a prescription. You might take these OTC medications for granted now, but when SHTF… Read More

Being stranded in your car is one of the most likely survival scenarios you’ll face. Despite the technological advances in new cars, breakdowns are actually becoming more common. Today’s cars have a lot more features than older cars, so more things can go wrong with them. As a prepper, you need to realize that being… Read More

Being prepared for a disaster means being prepared no matter where you are, not just at home. Most Americans spend most of their time at home, while the rest of their time is largely spent at work. The average American working 40 hours a week spends about 35% of their time at work. 35% is… Read More

If you think your regular pair of blue jeans is good enough for when SHTF, I’ve got bad news for you. Your regular pair of pants isn’t going to last long, and when they give out you’re going to be at a major disadvantage. When SHTF, jeans won’t cut it. You’ll need a good pair… Read More

Owning land in a rural area is a great survival asset. It allows you to hunt game, grow natural crops, raise animals, and get away from the unprepared masses in a SHTF scenario. The problem is some preppers don’t think they have enough money to buy land. However, there are a few ways broke people… Read More