Bugging-in vs Bugging-out
There are nearly as many opinions on bugging-in vs bugging-out as there are people…
Read Moreby Steve Ackerman | Nov 24, 2018 | Prepping 101, Survival 101, Tips & Techniques | 0 |
There are nearly as many opinions on bugging-in vs bugging-out as there are people…
Read Moreby Steve Ackerman | Oct 17, 2018 | Featured Articles, News, Prepping 101, Survival 101, Tips & Techniques | 0 |
The other day I was reading the NY Times article, We Need Answers’: Hurricane Michael Leaves Florida Residents Desperate for Aid about what is happening on the ground in Panama City, Florida following Hurricane Michael. I am always concerned about people, especially after a catastrophic event like a natural disaster upends their lives. But I just couldn’t help but feel frustrated at all the people complaining that the government was not moving fast enough for them with the assistance that they need….
Read Moreby a Guest Contributor | Sep 18, 2018 | Fishing, Guest Post, Prepping 101, Survival 101, Tips & Techniques | 0 |
Spearfishing is the ultimate adventure sport.
You’re in the water, using your skills, training, and expertise to bring home fish, after fish, after fish. And there’s nothing better than a regular supply of fresh seafood…
Read Moreby a Guest Contributor | Dec 13, 2017 | Guest Post, Prepping 101, Survival 101, Tips & Techniques | 0 |
In any crisis, it is important to make sure that you have essential supplies for you and your loved ones. A crisis situation, no matter how mild or severe, can be frightening for everyone and during these stressful times, it can be easy to forget to grab all of the essentials that you and your loved ones may need. Preparing for times like this beforehand can make survival during any situation significantly less difficult. It is important to prepare things that your family will need, especially your elderly family members…
Read Moreby a Guest Contributor | May 3, 2017 | Guest Post, Survival 101 | 0 |
We like to comfort ourselves with the thought that medicine has advanced so much that few things are still a mystery and that most, if not all, diseases can be resolved. There is only a category of diseases that still cause fear, confusion and anxiety, the ones about which people talk in a low voice – mental disorders…
Read Moreby Steve Ackerman | Apr 28, 2017 | Featured Articles, First Aid, Top Pick | 1 |
Like bug-out and go-bags, everyone should have first aid kits stashed all over the place… In your home, in your car, and even at your workplace. You never know when you might have or come across a medical emergency. Anyone can put together a decent kit on their own, but sometimes it is much easier to start off with a solid platform, and then tailor it to fit your own needs. SURVIVAL Emergency Solutions has a series of comprehensive first aid kits that just might be the perfect platform to build from. Today, we’ll be taking a detailed look at their Home/Workplace Solution to see how it stacks up…
Read Moreby Steve Ackerman | Apr 23, 2017 | Featured Articles, Survival Gear | 0 |
There are an endless number of reasons to carry a go-bag… It could be anything from natural disasters to a simple break-down on the side of the road, or something much more serious. There are quite a lot of pre-built survival bags on the market these days, some good and some not so much. While I would never consider any of them complete, they often provide a good platform to start with. Especially as a gift for a non-prepper or someone just getting into it. City Girl Prepper has a unique series of 72-hour survival backpacks designed specifically for women and children that I thought were interesting and I’d like to share them with you…
Read Moreby a Guest Contributor | Jan 9, 2017 | Guest Post, Prepping 101 | 0 |
Home, office, school or car, emergencies can strike anytime. But your chances of survival get better only if you are equipped with essential items like food, water, first-aid, etc. According to survival experts, you need to create an emergency survival kit with the below listed supplies. Depending on your requirements and past experiences, you can add items on your own too…
Read Moreby Steve Ackerman | Jul 24, 2016 | Emergency Gear, Featured Articles | 0 |
Preppers and survivalists who have been doing it for a long time typically create their own custom, and often very elaborate bug-out and get-home bags closely tied to their personal emergency preparedness plans. But what about someone who is just getting started? Where is the best place to begin? Living Rational has put together a series of general emergency packs and those specifically tailored to various emergency scenarios like earthquakes, hurricanes, tornadoes and so on. Lets dig into one to see what they include and if it is a worthwhile platform to build from…
Read Moreby Steve Ackerman | Mar 24, 2016 | Featured Articles, Food Storage, Top Pick | 1 |
Emergency rations play a very important part of any well-rounded emergency preparedness plan. They are ready-to-eat high-calorie bars that come in many forms from those that loosely resemble bricks to tiny loafs of bread, and even dense fruit bars. Most importantly, they can be stored without much regard for temperature and can be eaten on the go without any preparation so they are perfect for many short-term survival situations. Today we’ll be digging in to the Tac-Bar, a tactical food ration from Expedition Research to see how they stack up…
Read Moreby Steve Ackerman | Jan 24, 2016 | Featured Articles, Prepping 101, Tips & Techniques | 0 |
The idea of getting started in prepping, and more specifically food and water storage can be a bit overwhelming. There is so much to learn and so much to consider, especially if you are on a tight budget where every dollar matters. Sure you can purchase a little of this and a little of that, building up your cache over time. But is that really the best way?
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