The Pickled PrepperNews. Views and Advice

Pete does some stocking up while on a road trip and reports things in the real world look good, but people seem to be wound tight.

Given the current plight of our economy, it looks like we may be leanign away from recession and back to more inflation.

You need to be an educated consumer to avoid getting ripped off when shopping for prepper food. Pouches of food are usually the worst buy.

Bushcrafting and wilderness survival skills are useful, but is surviving in the wilderness really your best option after the SHTF?

Thanks to a divided Congress, the courts are one of the few checks on the abuse of executive powers and government overreach.

As gun sales decline and ammo prices drop, its a great time to stock up.

We have gone from harvesting 12 or 13 eggs per day in the Spring of 2022 to 7 in the summer of 2023, but that's an improvement over last month.

The Great Depression was a bad time for the country. It changed the face of America. We can learn some lessons from it to better prepare ourselves for the future.

In what has been described as France's "George Floyd moment," riots erupt across the country after police kill a 17-year-old of Algerian descent.

Pete takes the plunge and goes with a 9mm and a pistol-mounted optic, proving that old preppers can learn new tricks.