Post-apocalyptic books are all the rage. I know this is not a complete list (and never will be), because new books are published every day. But like our complete list …
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Derrick James
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Judging by the chronically empty shelves at gun shops and “out of stock” notices online, folks seem to be buying ammunition at unprecedented rates. Preppers stock up on things, like …
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Gas shortages can happen at any moment, whether by natural disaster or a ransomware hack attack on pipelines. This is why it’s critical that preppers know how to store gas. …
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Despite masonry standards, you will rarely find a stack of bricks that all weigh the same individually. This is why you must use average brick weights. Bricks have been used …
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Concrete blocks are an exceptionally common building material used for many different homesteading projects, from building construction to making concrete block raised beds for gardening. Their weight can make them …
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The nice mail lady handed me a book-sized box while commenting about its weight; “heavy!” Indeed it was. Opening the box, a rugged but well-built piece of body armor appeared. …
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Hunters, particularly deer hunters, appreciate a good knife. When you bring a deer down you want something that’s not too big, that’s sharp, that’s simple, and easy to clean. In …
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The transfer of wealth in difficult times is a subject that should be on all preppers’ radar. Preppers love precious metals, and for good reason, but there is a risk …
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Seeing female preppers making their presence known in the preparedness community is great. When I first started prepping over 10 years ago, there were few female preppers to look up …
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One category of personal preparedness is medical care, and when it comes to buying that gear, you might be wondering – is it better to build or buy a medical …
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New to overlanding? This article covers everything you’ll need to know about the subject. It’s a complete guide to what overlanding is and what’s necessary to start overlanding with your …
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There will always be natural disasters — tsunamis, wildfires, hurricanes, the list goes on — and there will always be natural disaster movies, as long as humans have cameras. Here …
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