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Just a Short Update and Prepper News Recap
Not much going on around the homestead today, so I did chores and got things prepper in case storms from Hurricane Elsa get this...
Survival and Preparedness on the Road: Can RVers be Preppers?
Is it a bugout vehicle? Is it a mobile retreat? Or is it a target on wheels? We examine whether prepping and RVing go hand-in-hand.
The Chickens Graduate from their Brooder to their Coop
After a month, the garage had started to smell, well, like chickens. Or maybe chicken poop. The time had come to move them into their permanent home.
Prepper News Update July 6: The COVID-19 Edition
South Africa Sets Record with 26,000 Daily Cases Reported
The country is now being locked down, with a curfew, a ban on alcohol sales,...
Living in a Self-Service World: Fewer Workers Means More Automation
With 2.2 million fewer people working in the hospitality and restaurant industry, it's no surprise restaurants are turning to automation or asking customers to serve themselves.
Prepper News Update July 5
The Problem With Carrying Guns in An Anti-Gun State
This story about cops closing I-95 because of 11 armed men has been all over the...
Why Independence Day Matters
I celebrate Christmas, not December 25. I celebrate Veterans Day, not November 11. Why should Independence Day be any different?
Hiring More Police Officers is Neither Easy Nor Quick
As a result of the defund the police movement and last year's riots and protests, there are fewer police and more murders and serious crime. That's not a coincidence.
Three Reasons to Stock Up Early
Some say its never too late to start prepping, and that's generally true. But start now; there are some advantages to beating the rush.
Prepper News Update, July 2
Tropical Storm Elsa Heads Towards U.S.
We’re just one month into Hurricane Season and Tropical Storm Elsa has formed in the Atlantic and is slated...