Prepping

If we didn't expect something bad to happen, we wouldn't prep. What you prepare for and how you prepare are critical to your success.

I was in a head-on collision with another vehicle and both my airbags deployed. I survived largely uninjured, and a learned an important lesson or two.

Your money in the bank may not be as safe as you think. It's not robbers you have to worry about, it's the government and courts.

Have you noticed it yet? In 2020 the government forced us to shut down. Today sick employees are causing slowdowns and backlogs.

Should you spend your prepper dollars on food or ammo? Read this to see what I did with my $250.

Pete is enticed by the many promotional black Friday emails he received but managed to show some restraint and focus on others.

This is a perfect example of why you should never let your guard down. The bears showed up two days after I had relaxed because our mystery visitor was just a raccoon.

It’s Day 16 and we’ve totally adapted to being locked in. I guess whomever it was that said it takes two weeks to make something a habit was right. I mean, I know there’s a real world out there, but I no longer miss it. I’m just grateful for my iPhone tells is or I would have no idea what day of the week it is.

Everyone says the 5.56 shortage is coming, and there are reports that most distributors are sold out. Locally, we have ammo available, but for how long?

There is a huge divide between economists who predict economic doomsday in 2024 and those who expect a “soft landing.”