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Prepper Diary January 28: Time to Charge the Batteries
A search through our stock of radios leads to a marathon battery recharging session.
Prepper Diary January 27: All Roads Lead to Inflation
We hit the road for a brief journey and found gas has risen 36 cents a gallon in the past 4 weeks. That's about 20 percent.
Introducing the Prepper Shopping Basket Inflation Report
We can all feel the pinch of inflation in our pocketbooks, but how can we measure it? The Prepper Shopping Basket Inflation Report will track inflation for goods preppers buy.
COVID-19 Cases Plunge, Hospitalizations Drop
The sudden downturn in U.S. COVID-19 cases we reported on last week continues unabated. The 7-day moving average dropped from 219,000 to 171,000, a...
Prepper Diary January 24: Trying to Identify the Best Way to...
Carrying a sheath knife is pretty straight forward, but carrying a pistol and a fixed blade knife on your belt complicates things.
Prepper Diary January 23: It’s like Christmas all Over Again
The snow has cleared enough that we can make our way into town and finds good news waiting for us at the post office.
Book “Patriots” Holds Up Well More than Two Decades Later
I started re-reading Patriots yesterday and I am impressed at how well it holds decades later. Its predictions of an economic collapse seem like they could happen this year.
Four Books Preppers Should Read in 2021
Exercise your mind, read a book, preferably one of these four. They cover a diverse range of topics of interest to the prepper and may just change your world view.
We Look at the Big Picture as the U.S. Exceeds 400,000...
As the U.S hits a major milestone, we step back and look at COVID-19 in comparison to past disasters, potential future disasters, and even post-apocalyptic fiction.
The Storm Bloweth Over and Ammo Prices Continue to Rise
We've weathered he winter snow, now we have to deal with high ammo prices. It may be time to roll our own.