Tag: Prepping

Four months after panic buying stripped stores of paper products and shelf-stable foods, we found our local Costco was back to normal or even better than it was prior to the coronavirus outbreak.

We lucked into a new-in-box food dehydrator for about 25 percent of the normal retail price.

Flattening the curve worked; it bought us time to understand COVID-19 and to better understand how to treat it. Don't let the higher numbers panic you.

When our foes think the United States is distracted by internal problems, they tend to act out and rattle their sabers looking for an opportunity.

Getting a home inspection done on any house you are buying (unless it is a tear down) is a critical step in the buying process. Depending on the results, you may be able to renegotiate the sale or even back out.

War drums boom, coronavirus outbreaks bloom, and food shortages loom. There's plenty of things for a prepper to worry about.

Our search for the perfect prepper property that is both our retreat and our permanent residence takes a big step closer.

After months of looking online instead of in-person, we're heading out to look at prepper properties this weekend.

We are still on our self-imposed quarantine to protect us from the coronavirus, but we're not letting that stop us from continuing to build our preps.

Getting a pet and improving your back yard are two ways to prepare for a possible second wave of COVID-19.