Dried goods for your prepper pantry. Photo by Aaron Doucett on Unsplash.

Why Inventory Management is important for Preppers

If you're stocking up for the unknown, a good inventory system will let you know what you have, what you need, and help you shop wisely.
A homeless man. Image by Avi Chomotovski from Pixabay.

Stagflation: What is it and How to Prepare for it

The word "stagflation" sounds bad, and it is. Its worse for the consumer then inflation, but better than hyperinflation.
Shelf with clamps

Prepper Diary July 12: I Put my New Woodworking Skills to...

I've spent a good many hours in the workshop working on my projects. This weekend I tackled something my wife wanted me to do.
The LED Light (on right) is brighter than the incandescent bulb lantern

LEDs: The Prepper’s Bright Little Friend

In a TEOTWAWKI situation, you’ll need bright, efficient, robust lighting. LED lights are the answer.

Prepper News Update August 27

Large Food Suppliers Running out of Stock in U.S. Companies like Sysco, which supply the restaurant and institutional food market, are experiencing problems with sourcing...
Two tanks under a cloudy sky

Is Russia Winning or Losing in Ukraine?

Whose propaganda should you believe? Is Ukraine winning or just inflicting minor wounds on Russia? What happens next?
I stacked and sorted our canned foods as part of the inventory process.

Do Prepping and Hoarding go Together like Peas and Carrots?

People talk about hoarding like its a bad thing. Maybe it is if you can't control it, but stockpiling goes hand-in-hand with prepping.
A man in handcuffs about to be seated in a police cruiser.

Ten Ways to Minimize your Chance of Arrest and Prosecution

The average person inadvertently breaks the law, violates a statute, or disobeys a regulation multiple times a day.
This is one of many promos and click-bait images MSN was running earlier this week.

Sudden Nuclear War Fears Hit the Media

The media seems to have embarked on a rush of nuclear war fearmongering, predicting Putin will attack the U.S. before Christmas.
An empty soup shelf from May 2020

When they say “Empty Shelves,” they mean “Food Shortages”

"Empty shelves" is a trending topic, but why don't they just come out and say we have a food shortage? Stock up or risk going hungry.