Prepper Diary January 9: Its Much Calmer Here on the Homestead...
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.
Prepper Diary January 8: I Decide to Buy a Suppressor
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.
Prepper Diary January 5: A Change in the Weather
The sun breaks through and that's just the beginning of the good news. Plus, thoughts on ATVs, OpSec, and mutant viruses.
COVID-19 Plows Across the Country, Leaving Hundreds of Thousands Dead in...
Coronavirus cases rose across the U.S. as deaths topped 350,000. Hospitals and California and other states are running out of space for patients.
Prepper Diary January 3: Sharp Knives are a Must; Cutlery for...
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.
What Survivors Will Need to do After the SHTF
If you are lucky enough to survive the SHTF disaster that destroys society and our way of life, you will need these skills to stay alive.
Product Review: What’s Better, Beef Jerky or Biltong?
When it comes to dried meat, jerky is an American stable. But how does it compare to biltong, the favorite snack food of South Africans?
Prepper Diary December 30: I Finally Buy a New Truck
We finally reached the point where it was getting tough to live without a pickup truck. They are just so useful around rural property.
Prepper Diary December 29: We Repair our Water System
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.
COVID Threat Grows in the Media, If Not in Statistics
2020 was the year of the mask. No one is sad to see it go. Data shows COVID-19 growth slowed last week, even as media panic grows.