The Zombie Rooster and the Homestead Slaughter
There comes a time when chickens have outlived their usefulness and aren't earning their keep, so we culled our spent hens this weekend.
The Honey Harvest is In the Jar
The first part of the honey harvest is in and being bottled, but there will be one or two more this year as honey remains on the hives.
A Wild Weekend on the Homestead
Rural life isn't easy, but it can be interesting and challenging. This weekend proves the point, from contaminated water to animal rescues.
Firewood: It’s What’s on the Menu this Week
No big post today, just these two photos to let you know its been a busy but productive week on the homestead as we...
Survival Supplies at the Pawn Shop?
Pawn shops can be a good place for preppers to cash in some gold or silver, buy a gun, pick up a knife, or purchase a chainsaw and other tools.
The Dangers of Robotic Labor at Home
Robotic help is coming to homes near you, but at what cost? From privacy leaks to grid-down failures, they can be a prepping vulnerability.
The Homestead Defense Packs; Preparing to Make our Last Stand
Are you ready to fight for your land? We are, if it comes to that. And the Homestead Defense Bag will help.
Baking Bread, Broken Faucets, and Bar Oil
Mastering homesteading skills like baking, and DIY repairs is vital for preppers facing inflation and supply chain issues,
The Friction of UTV Maintenance
Riding the Polaris Ranger isn’t all fun and games. At some point, you have to service it. It’s necessary, bur less fun.
Self-Reliance Ranges From Sleeper Cells to Beekeeping
From surviving winter hive losses to the threat of domestic sleeper cells, being prepared includes spring chores and self-defense.










