Tag: Prepping
Early Cold and Snow, No Eggs, and Vacuum Sealers
A polar vortex, snow, ice, and short winter days mean slippery roads and fewer eggs on the homestead as temperatures reach the single digits.
What the Debasement Trade is Telling Us
Have you heard of the debasement trade? We explain and tell you what it may mean for the economy and preppers.
Showing some Black Friday Restraint
Pete is enticed by the many promotional black Friday emails he received but managed to show some restraint and focus on others.
Is Starlink a Good System for Preppers?
Pete gets a "free" Starlink Mini and reviews its plusses and minuses for communications during and after a disaster or SHTF event
Trapping Rodents and Pests on the Homestead
Do you have a way to control mice, rats and other rodents after the SHTF? Pete discusses what works for him.
What is More important: Guns or Other Prepping Gear?
Do you stockpile guns and ammo at the expense of not having enough food? Or do you focus on food, water and shelter rather than self-defense?
Fifty-Year Mortgages are Stupid, so are ARMs
President Trump has suggested 50-year mortgages, but it's a terrible idea for anyone worried about their financial preparedness.
What the End of the Shutdown Means for Markets
The end of the government shutdown will result in the sudden injection of money into millions of pockets. What happens next?
Winter Storm, Firewood, and Sunshine
After a week of sunshine and mild weather, snowstorms threaten. We prep for six inches of snow and wind gusts up to 45 MPH.
How to Prepare for Whatever the Economy Does
Will the market go up or crash? Are we headed to the moon or a recession? Here's how to prep for any economic outcome.