Tag: Prepping
Until Help Arrives: Should You Expect to be Rescued?
Many people expect that the government or someone else will rescue them after a natural disaster or other calamity, but that may not be the case.
How to Be More Independent and Why it will Make You...
The path of a prepper is not an easy one. You must be an independent thinking, and able to act on your own when others don't or won't.
The Pandemic Will End When We Want it to End
Is COVID-19 as bad as the media and politicians make it sound, or is this just a form of psychological warfare designed to weaken the country, degrade our freedom and take away our liberty?
Why the Great Reset is Anything But Great, Part 2
The Great Reset means more government, more regulation, and more sustainability and socially acceptable investment by governments. But that's not whats best for the people.
In Prepping, as in Life, Timing is Everything
When you look at prepping as a marathon rather than a sprint, you can time your purchases to take advantage of market lows and save money.
What’s Best for You: Urban Prepping vs Country Prepping
Urban prepping is not only possible, its where many preppers start out, but should it be the final destination on your prepper journey?
How to Develop a Gravity-Fed Spring Water System Like Ours
Our gravity-fed water system gives us free, clean water even when the power is out or in a post-SHTF situation.
Prepper Diary November 8: The Joy of Wood Heat
As the weather turns cooler, Pete fires up his wood stoves to take the mountain chill out of the evening air.
Prepper Diary November 5: Our House Sells Quickly
It took months of cleaning, painting, repairing, and getting new carpet in the basement, but our house sold within days of listing.
Practical Christmas Gifts for the Preppers in your Life
Tired of Christmas presents that just sit on the shelf? Here are some practical, useful gifts for preppers that you can use or hold on to for an emergency.