Our Drought is Suddenly Over—For Now
How the weather in your retreat can affect your long-term survival and why first-hand, boots-on-the-ground experience matters.
Trading Today’s Money for Tomorrow’s Calories and Energy
When fiat money fails and the collapse comes calling, calories and BTUs will be the new currency and physical labor will be in demand.
Tree Work Means More Work for Me
Think retirement means slowing down? For this prepper, it means stacking firewood, staying self-reliant, and finding true freedom in hard work.
Some Pickled Prepper Housecleaning and Improvements
Just a brief note to advise our readers that we have updated our Privacy Policy, Terms of Use, and our copyright statement to better...
Beekeeping and Water Woes: Thriving Through the Drought
The lack of rain is affecting humans, honeybees, and plants, but some relief may lie on the horizon, at least in the Appalachians.
The Next Oil Shortage is Here
Have you noticed how the Democrats send a memo around with new talking points, and then everyone uses them? From congressmen to television hosts...
Survival Supplies at the Pawn Shop?
Pawn shops can be a good place for preppers to cash in some gold or silver, buy a gun, pick up a knife, or purchase a chainsaw and other tools.
A Survivalist’s Look at the Issues of the Day
Are you a prepper or a survivalist? From the Iran blockade to Hanta virus risks, sometimes your mindset matters more than your gear.
A Response to “The Day Civilization Runs Out of Bread”
Don't let defeatist propaganda trick you into giving up. Learn why nuclear winter isn't the end, but a challenge to be met with preparation.
The Dangers of Robotic Labor at Home
Robotic help is coming to homes near you, but at what cost? From privacy leaks to grid-down failures, they can be a prepping vulnerability.










