Prepping

I don't want to live on grains an greens alone. I am a omnivore unless given the opportunity to be a carnivore. But that's difficult to accommodate when prepping.

The Western U.S. is experiencing a record-setting drought. How can you survive if your water source dries up? What options are there?

The CPI is up, headlines are blaring about inflation, Wall Street is worried, yet when we compare prices for prepper pantry staples now and in January, inflation seems to be missing.

Guns play a role in preparedness, especially in this day and age. But where do they fall in your priority list? Before or after food?

These latest riots are worst than last year. They are far more violent than the protests in Cuba. Tensions are high.

Danger zones, hot spots, and red flags seem to litter the global map. When things go wrong, they seem to go wrong everywhere, all at once.

The last time personal lines of credit were terminated was in 2008, during the Great Recession. Is this a sign of bad things to come?

There are signs that the U.S. is heading towards and economic collapse which could result in the U.S. becoming a failed state. Are you prepper for that?

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?

When things start to disappear from the shelves, when it becomes hard to find your medication or the gas pumps run dry, this advice could help.