The Pickled PrepperNews. Views and Advice

If you love the city, I think your odds of survival are lower than people who live outside the city, but I wish you luck.

What can you learn from watching police badge cam videos of shootouts? Plenty! Pete breaks it down with examples.

It's been a bad week in court for government agencies and a good week for those of us opposed to the ATF's pistol brace rule.

Despite rain and sudden cold snaps, May weather is some of the best we will see on the homestead for working outside.

The grace period for compliance with the ATF's pistol brace rule goes into effect in a week, ready or no. Here are Pete's plans.

We could stop illegal immigration over the Southern Border pretty easily, but no one has the balls to do what it takes.

Quality of life is where my little Podunk village and our economically depressed county outshine San Francisco and all the other big cities.

The U.S. Patriot missile system in Ukraine not only survived its first trial by fire, it passed with flying colors and made the Russians look bad.

ATF going door-to-door to confiscate gun parts. Is this a test case or a preview of what gun confiscation will look like in the future?

Even in the Wild West, I doubt we saw so many people armed and willing to brazenly shoot it out in the middle of the streets.

I am planning to bury a couple of 5-gallon pails stuffed with supplies as an emergency cache. Check out the five categories of gear included inside.

Are we being told the truth about the war in Ukraine or are we being lied to? Is the banking crisis real or is it under control? All you can do is prep.

Our chicks are devouring their food, gulping their water, and doubling in size after the first week. In another 19 weeks, they'll be laying eggs.

We fought the British to obtain our freedom and liberty. Our Founding Fathers must be astounded at how we have squandered it.

More lessons for preppers and gun owners, including how to build your armory, what to stockpile, why, and how.

Fourteen lessons for gun owners to enhance your privacy, safety and security while you prep for the end of the world as we know it.

Pete reviews the Ruger Takedown 10/22 as a survival rifle and finds it fills a niche in his vehicle's Get Home Kit.

Whether we see economic warfare or a shooting war with China, you should prepare for it to generate supply chain problems.

The Fed is like a kid playing "Whack-a-Mole," always a beat too late and unable to anticipate where the next problem will pop up.

Pete reconsiders the use of suppressed subsonic rounds for survival and discusses several potential use cases.

The bees are keeping my buzzing as I real with queenless hives, new splits, a lack of nectar and strange weather patterns.

As war looms every closer and the threat expands beyond Europe and into the Pacific, countries are picking sides.

There are many ways to reduce your taxes, but starting a side gig and deducting your business expenses is one of the best.

Social Security is running out of money. The deficit is rising. Like it or not, taxes are going to have to go up.

Thanks to inflation, is getting increasing expensive to prep, but as recession looms, having food in your prepper pantry is more important than ever.

Two things popular with liberals and the Biden Administration are putting the country at an economic and military disadvantage,.

The government is constantly looking for new ways to tell you what you can and cannot do. Safety regulations are being used to control you. Fight back.

A long day spent int he bee yard getting stung and splitting hives, but we're nor done yet as we expand to seven hives.

With so many concealed carry options on the market, is concealing a pistol in a fanny pack every the right thing to do?

Change your life for the better by making a clean break from the additional of social media. Slow down, go outdoors and live again. It will do you good.