Prepper Diary

I set off up the mountain to fix our water supply only to find the problem was more complicated than expected.

I get to look forward to another chilly, muddy adventure climbing a mountain to repair or spring-fed water system.

As the snow sets in again, we prep our vehicles to help us stay warm and well fed if we are stranded or need to walk home.

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

According to the media, we're going to hell in a hand basket, but things are quiet here on the homestead as we enjoy our self-imposed quarantine.

Like muscles, your rights deteriorate if not exercised, so in light of yesterday's events, I decided to do my part for freedom by buying a suppressor.

Knives are one of mankind's earliest tools and are still useful toda. They belong in every prepper's kit. Just make sure yours is sharp.

We finally reached the point where it was getting tough to live without a pickup truck. They are just so useful around rural property.

Disasters never seem to happen when the weather is nice. We have to climb the mountain to repair our water system on a cold, wet, foggy day.

Our wood stove is cranking out the heat, keeping the cold at bay. The pile of red-hot coals generate the most heat while the logs that are burning brightly will soon be coals themselves.