Prepping

Happy New Year, but don't get your hopes up. Our 2022 predictions for 2022 say it will be expensive, dangerous, and depressing.

While U.S. cases of COVID-19 and the positive test continue to reach new lows, other countries are still experiencing surges and entering lockdowns.

If you’ve gone to the trouble and expense of getting a CCW permit, why leave your gun at home? It won’t do you any good there. Practice constant carry.

Shortages are bad, but we can stockpile goods and resort to barter. what will you do if the thin blue line disappears and there is no police, fire, EMS or sanitation?

There's a storm on the horizon—the economy, crime, layoffs, open borders, war—and it looks like its bearing down on us.

An Australian prepper shares his thoughts about water sources and water systems for preppers and off-grid homesteaders.

I sorted through my bugout bag from 2018. Let's take a look at some of the things it held and what it was missing.

Will chickens make you self-sufficient? No, but chickens are a step towards reducing your dependency on big food.

When you are prepping for the long term, you need to go beyond food, water, self-dense, and medical. Footwear is one good example.

A slowdown in the production of new cars due to a lack of microchips may be just a taste of what the future holds. Chips are a huge potential weakpoint in the global supply chain.