Prepper Diary

We venture out to fetch supplies for our future garden and load up the pick-up truck with fence posts and welded wire fencing.

As much of the North East was blanketed with snow, we weather our first winter storm in our new prepper property.

With riots and looting spreading across the United States, you can't blame a guy for deciding to increase his defensive fire power.

Its pretty shocking when things I bought in March and April cost more just two or three months later. Inflation is here, and its far more than 4 or 5 percent.

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.

I pull the trigger on buying a suppressor. See the full details on what I bought, where, and why.

Our daughter visited the family retreat or bug out location without us for the first time. It was a learning experience for all involved.

The time has come to store food for the coming bad times. Fragile systems are collapsing and the weather is hurting global crop yields. We may have reached Peak Food.

What does it say about our time in quarantine that getting mail is now the highlight of our day?

Today, we got good news about acquaintances with COVID-19 and bad news about food supplies.