Monthly Archives: August 2023
Butchering and Processing Chickens on the Homestead
Homesteading lesson on butchering chickens results in some insightful findings for potential future homesteader
Inside the Coming COVID Crackdown
The government is trying to bring back the fear of COVID, leveraging it to gain control of the populace. Don't let them.
Hurricane Idalia Heads to Florida
Hurricane season is definitely picking as Hurricane Idalia heads to the West Coast of Florida, looking to come ashore Wednesday with winds as high as 115 mph.
Unions Gain Bargaining Power as Strike Threats Drive Up Pay
Unions are have The pendulum has swung towards the unions which have had success negotiating significantly higher pay for members.
My View on the Republican Debate Results
This week's Republican debate has little to do with prepping, but it's a nice change from talking about war, famine, pestilence and collapse.
The Start of the Next World War
Will historian consider February 24, 2022, the start of World War III? Conditions seem ripe for the war in Ukraine to spread.
Making a Bee Resupply Run Across the State
It's getting close to honey harvest time, and time to help our bee colonies get prepared for the long, cold winter.
Hillary to Smack California
Forecasts call for Hurricane Hillary to come aground in the Baja peninsula and continue North through San Diego, bringing flash flooding with it.
Before you Start Homesteading, Try This
Before you live your dream and invest in a homestead you should make sure you can handle one of the least popular chores.
Media Portrays Gun Ownership as Dangerous
Owning lots of guns doesn’t make you more likely to kill any more than owning multiple cars makes you more likely to speed.
