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02/19/2019 / By Michelle Simmons

Five types of items that should never be in your bug out bag

Some preppers are too focused on accumulating goods which could be useless or replaced with more appropriate items. Having more things than what you actually need could weigh you down. To avoid this from happening, here are five types of items you should not put in your bug out bag: Items that you do not know […]

02/19/2019 / By Mary Miller

Prepping myths you need to stop believing

There are many prepping myths that have no basis in reality. They are often perpetuated by media and word of mouth as incredible feats of survival. However, if they sound unbelievable, there’s probably a good reason why. Following these common survival myths and old wives’ tales can easily get you killed when SHTF. Keep your mind […]

02/18/2019 / By Zoey Sky

Tools that you’ll need to survive an urban disaster

As an urban prepper, you need to be ready at all times, especially if you live in a crowded city. When a gas line breaks and your home starts filling up with flammable gas, you’ll need a gas and water shutoff tool to turn the gas valve. If someone gets trapped under debris in a locked room […]

01/12/2019 / By Mary Miller

How to keep you and other people around you safe when you are trapped inside a building

Disasters can strike without warning at any moment. One second, you could be at your office desk filing paperwork and the next, you could be trying to find your nearest exit due to an earthquake or fire. Even before SHTF, you should already have a plan of action in mind. Practice this plan until you and those […]

01/05/2019 / By Zoey Sky

Why garage sales are the best place to look for good prepping items

Garage sales are often associated with other people’s unwanted belongings or kitschy items. However, a wise prepper knows that garage sales are also one of the best places to get the bulk of your prepping gear and supplies. (h/t to Survivopedia.com.) How to save on prepping items When you’re starting out, prepping can use up most of […]

01/03/2019 / By Mary Miller

Why binoculars should be part of your BOB

Binoculars are often an underrated prepping item, but they can be useful in a pinch when SHTF. You never know when this device can come in handy during a survival situation. Here are a few good reasons why your bug out bag should contain a pair of binoculars. (h/t to ApartmentPrepper.com.) Before you rush to grab just […]

12/09/2018 / By Zoey Sky

These important items deserve a place in every bug-out bag

If you’re just starting your journey as a prepper, you need to familiarize yourself with the bug-out bag (BOB). The backpack for your BOB should be sturdy and the items in it must cover your basic needs for at least 72 hours after you evacuate from a survival scenario. (h/t to SurvivalSullivan.com.) Deciding what to […]

12/06/2018 / By Mary Miller

How to make your own antiseptic sugardine to treat wounds

Traditionally, sugardine is a natural antiseptic used to treat wounds on horses, but it is now becoming more common for people to use it to treat their own wounds. Sugardine can also last for a very long time. Preppers can see value in sugardine as a quick and practical way to treat and prevent infections when SHTF. […]

12/04/2018 / By Mary Miller

How to stay on top of medical care during emergencies

Preppers should be ready for anything, including medical emergencies. Having access to reliable medical attention might not be possible when SHTF. Depending on your situation, there are many possible factors to consider. If you don’t look at the big picture, complications could easily arise from what would normally be simple scenarios. Here is a basic […]

11/30/2018 / By Mary Miller

6 underappreciated prepping topics you need to be researching more

Preppers should have the foresight to take into account every aspect of long-term survival in case SHTF. As with any preparedness plan, some topics might get more attention than others. That doesn’t mean the other topics are any less important in the bigger picture of disaster preparedness. Don’t take anything for granted. It is always good to […]

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