Prepping

Too many beginning preppers don’t know where to start or focus on the wrong items. Learn from my experience and avoid stupid prepping mistakes.

I think we could have handled a pandemic but the global overreaction, the lockdowns, the restrictions and the crackdown on individual liberties are far worse than the disease itself.

I head down the mountain to revisit society and the news isn't good. Gas is more expensive, food is costly, and the word "hyperinflation" is no longer just used to describe other countries,

A meat industry insider predicts more shortages will come as vaccine mandates force meat processors and packers to fire employees.

Any time your body temperature rises or falls more than two degrees from normal, you are entering dangerous territory. Plan accordingly.

Headlines make it sound like the the end is nigh, with war and recession right around the corner. What should preppers do?

Lots of wealthy folks have bunkers, but does that make them any better off than you or I when it comes to surviving a catastrophe?

In what are signs of a possible recession, Dollar General, Lululemon, and Ulta Beauty all failed to meet expectations and saw their shares decline.

Election Day is a chance to exercise your civic responsibilities, but this year it may result in civil unrest.

Urban prepping is not only possible, its where many preppers start out, but should it be the final destination on your prepper journey?