Our Philosophy
Prepping can be approached from many perspectives. We’re not here to tell you what is right or wrong — it’s a big tent...
Why you Need a Lanyard when the SHTF
When the loss of a tool of accessory could put you in a bind, using a lanyard is a great idea.
Why Peppers Should Use Cash
The coronavirus may scare some people using cash and move us one step closed to being a cashless society, but preppers need to keep cash a viable payment methodology.
How and Why to Recondition Your Gun Magazines
You probably knew that your firearms need regular cleaning and maintenance, but did you know your magazines do, too?
Quarantine Day 38: The Great Raisin Search
Today, we hosted the Great Raisin Search and I ended up getting quite a workout in the process.
Five Weeks in Quarantine and the Novelty has Worn Off
On Day 36 of our life in quarantine, we’re bored, but that’s better than being anxious, frightened or in a panic. Life goes on, but it goes on slowly.
A Surprising Answer to the Question: What’s the Best Survival Gun
The choice of what makes the best survival gun or gun for preppers has been debated and written about for years and will likely be for many more. Here’s our take.
Quarantine Day 34: We Make a Sam’s Club Run
I broke quarantine to go to Sam’s Club this morning and spend $350 of our stimulus check on food. Some things were better than expected, some worse, and a few surprised me. A full report follows.
Food Worries Grow as the Shutdown is Extended
I’ve been worried about food supplies well before the coronavirus disrupted things at the grocery store. Food storage should be the foundation of your preps.
The Dirty Little Secret about Bugout Bags
Bugout bags are a great place to start your prepping, but they are just one step towards preparedness.
