Tag: Prepping

It's been a few months since our last trip to Sam's, so we were pleased to find items on sale. Perhaps prices are pulling back slightly.

There have been lots or warning from European leaders about impending war. What do they know that we don't, and should we listen to them?

Snow and bitter cold make homestead chores more difficult, but the chickens seem to tolerate it OK as long as they get food and water.

Pete has a professional solar power installer from a local company out to evaluate the property and discuss solar power options.

Are you prepped for a polar vortex and all the challenges it can bring? Your best bet is to stay home and ensure you have a backup heat source.

There are big wars and small wars, local wars and broad wars, existing wars and future wars, and we need to prep for them all.

Being sick on the homestead is a hassle, but being sick in a SHTF scenario will be worse. Still, its not a fun lesson.

The 1970s were a tumultuous decade for the United States. Fifty years later, many of the problems we faced then have returned. Can we recover, again?

Because some things don't store well, Preppers should have a list of last-minute items to buy, if time allows, in the event of an emergency.

Pete is "lucky" enough to live in the one section of the country where the winter temps are normal or close to it. Looks like a cold January.