Food and Water

In the face of social and economic uncertainty and a desire to embrace a simpler, more self-reliant life, many turn to off-grid living. Such a lifestyle has many benefits – …

Appetite fatigue means being so tired of eating the same food over and over again that you can’t handle eating it again. Not accounting for appetite fatigue in food storage …

When the power goes out and people look for a way to make a cup of coffee or a meal indoors, they naturally think of their propane camping stove, but …

Pepper? Prepper? Call me a pepper prepper. Do you want to be a pepper prepper, too? You’re in luck! In this article we’ll talk about storing pepper long-term. This way …

Salt is an important part of a prepper’s long-term food storage plan. Our bodies need salt to stay healthy and it’s a vital component to food preservation. Of course, we …

It’s not uncommon for new preppers to feel confused over long-term food storage. What should you stock? How much of it? And how do you store it? One of the …

Securing enough food and water to make it through a long-haul disaster is a primary concern as a prepper. Storing rice long-term is a great way to get calories for …

Have you ever found yourself stranded on the side of the road? Maybe you left on a long trip only to realize you didn’t pack enough water? Occasions like these …

Shooting Skills Matter Too! Deer shot placement is a question newer hunters are taught by fathers, grandfathers, and even hunter safety courses. “Aim behind the shoulder” works assuming a convenient …

A small “survival trap” is a great way to put some meat in the stewpot. Nothing is more simple or easy to use as the Conibear trap. But to use …

When a crisis hits, do you have water filters to use at home? Domestic water filters are used for many reasons, prepping being just one of them. Having a filtration/purification …

Pilot bread crackers – a type of hardtack – are great for long-term food storage. They are advertised as having a shelf life of up to 30 years, but hardtack …