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02/15/2019 / By Zoey Sky

The two types of preppers and what each one can teach you about survival

To an outsider, the prepping lifestyle may seem paranoid and unnecessary. But if you’re curious about the world of preppers, keep an open mind so you can learn crucial skills from two common types: the homesteaders and the survivalists. (h/t to AYearWithoutTheGroceryStore.com.) Common homesteader skills and traits Homesteaders value self-sufficiency and this lifestyle is characterized by […]

01/15/2019 / By Isabelle Z.

The new “organic” meat: HUNTING animals suddenly popular among young hipsters looking for clean food

If you’re worried about pesticides and want to make sure all the fruits and vegetables you eat are truly local and organic, the only way to be completely sure is to grow them yourself. It may be extra work, but the peace of mind it provides is worth it for many people. But how can […]

09/06/2018 / By Jhoanna Robinson

Tips for bow hunting in a survival situation

It pays to be prepared for anything. You never know when you will be put in a survival situation, and you may have to shoot game in order to have food. Why is a bow and arrow the perfect tool or weapon for someone traveling in the wilderness? Well, for one, bows and arrows are easy […]

09/02/2018 / By Jayson Veley

Hunting rabbits? Here are some tips for success

As most hunters will tell you, hunting a rabbit can be difficult. A successful kill typically requires one of either: busting through the brush and trying to shoot the hightailing cottontail before it’s able to get away, or setting a beagle loose in hopes that it will be able to chase it down for you. However, […]

07/08/2018 / By Zoey Sky

Survival diet: Which animals are best to catch and eat

As a survivalist, you know that preparing for when SHTF goes beyond having bug out gear and supplies. If you’re ever trapped in the wilderness, you need to know what kinds of animals are safe to hunt and eat. (h/t to MyFamilySurvivalPlan.com.) You can’t always afford to be picky, especially if you’re a fledgling hunter with limited ammunition. To […]

06/05/2018 / By Zoey Sky

Learning from our forefathers: Essential pioneer skills you need to know today

Pioneers hailed from the states of Massachusetts and Virginia back in the 1600s, and these brave souls traveled west “behind a constantly moving frontier.” The first pioneer farmers, frontier soldiers, fur traders, hunters, surveyors, and trappers learned how to survive off of the land through hard work and some creativity. The pioneers only had themselves and the land […]

05/11/2018 / By Ethan Huff

Practical reasons you need a survival knife

We use them all the time in the kitchen to prepare meals. But have you ever considered the value of owning knives for survival purposes? Truth be told, there are so many things that a survival knife can do that it’s pretty much a no-brainer to keep at least one on hand at all times. […]

03/29/2018 / By Jayson Veley

Know how to make your own bow? Tips for building a survival bow

If you ever find yourself in the middle of a survival situation, it may be worth your time to consider crafting your own bow for hunting and self-defense, especially if you don’t have access to a firearm. As you can imagine, creating a bow is no easy task. It will force you to spend a […]

03/26/2018 / By Lance D Johnson

Essential survival gear for the home

The comfort and ease of modern-day living is made possible by flip-of-the-switch electricity, turn-of-the-knob water supplies, on-the-go cell phone communication, and high-speed internet access. It’s easy to take these conveniences for granted, but nothing in life is for certain; that’s why having a backup plan is important. Here are some essentials you should have on […]

01/17/2018 / By Lance D Johnson

Choosing a rifle scope with night vision on a budget

A rifle scope with night vision expands your hunting and self defense capabilities. Before making a purchase, however, you must consider your primary objectives for utilizing night vision and whether the extra range of sight is worth the added cost. If you’re looking to take out pesky coyotes, wild hogs or other nuisances at 100 yards, […]

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