Tag: Prepping

It's peak harvest time on the homestead, but our raised beds would never be enough to sustain us during an emergency.

War is terrible. It is costly, both in lives and treasure. But war can bring out the best in Americans. It can bring us together. But at what cost?

While gas prices may be dropping, the price of everything else seems to be rising. On our recent road trip, costs were up 17 to 87 percent.

While you're worried about inflation and the economy, Democrats are trying to sneak an assault weapons ban through Congress. Here's how to prep for it.

It is still possible to add food to your prepper pantry without costing you an arm and a let. Here are some examples and suggestions.

Store all the batteries and solar panels you want,; it doesn't matter. One day post-SHTF, all your electronic devices are going to fail.

Natural gas shortages are going to devastate Germany this winter as Russia cuts pipeline output to Europe.

New preppers often prepare for the last disaster. Here's what you can do to be better prepared for the next catastrophe.

The western drought has spread into the south, threatening agriculture and the food supply. This may be the time to move to the mountains.

"Si vis pacem, para bellum" implies you can prevent war by being prepared. Sadly, our country has missed that opportunity, but you don't have to.