Category: Prepping

EMP Weapon Revealed – Could It Be Used Against Us?

The Air Force EMP (electromagnetic pulse) weapon was recently revealed in a joint release by the U.S. Military and Boeing. The high-tech weapons system has eased fears in some Americans, and prompted concerns by others. Maybe the general public finds the EMP weapon comforting—on some level maybe I do—but the prepper in me sees a …

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5 Essential Tips For Your First Bug Out Vehicle

It’s time you up your survival game. Sure, you probably have a bug out plan and a bug out bag, but why walk when you can drive? Having a car or truck especially prepared for “getting out of Dodge” (GOOD) isn’t only a good idea, it’s vital for any solid bug out plan. Nothing can replace …

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5 Survival Tips From the USMC Survival Course

Few people know more about being tough and surviving like the United States Marines. Half of their toughness comes from being a special breed of soldier, and the rest comes from their training. U.S. military training is easily the best in the world, which is why our soldiers are prepared for just about anything the …

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How to make your own beef jerky

The act of preserving meat for later use is nothing new even though the methods for doing so have changed over the years. Humans have been preserving meat for centuries by transforming it into jerky, and jerky is an excellent way to make meat suitable for long-term storage. Meat provides essential protein that our bodies …

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Tips for First-Time Gardeners

Have you ever thought about starting your own garden? Gardening is a rewarding activity. Many people find joy in growing their own food and discover that the time outside in their gardens is therapeutic. Moreover, gardening can save you some money if you are on a tight budget for food. Keep in mind, however, that …

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Egg And Poultry Shortage Looming Over Bird Flu Pandemic?

An egg shortage and empty grocery store shelves where poultry should be might soon become a reality in America. The bird flu has killed approximately 7.3 million chickens, turkeys, and ducks on some of the largest commercial farms in the United States as of this post – the death toll is expected to rise. Growing …

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12 Items Every Prepper Should Have in Their Car

The things you keep in your car or truck can do more than just clutter up an otherwise clean and tidy ride, they can actually save your life. The idea of keeping a Get Home Bag is one you need to institute for your car or truck now, but what do you need outside of …

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How to Decide When to Stay and When to Go by Using The Dip

“The Dip” is a book by Seth Godin that touts itself as “A little book that teaches you when to quit (and when to stick).” So what exactly does this mean, and what does it have to do with prepping? Well, the main idea of the book is that every new project or major change …

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Food and the Danger of Economic Collapse

There are a lot of things that can impact your access to food, but one of the scariest and most viable disasters doesn’t come from a volcano or earthquake or even a terrorist. The most possible disaster that could impact your food is an economic collapse. Without the economy to support and regulate business and …

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Two is One and One is None: The Art of Redundancy

When you hear the word “redundant,” you rarely think of anything good. Normally, this word is saved for things that waste your time and cause you to do the same thing twice. While this is true in some cases, redundancy in the world of survival isn’t only recommended, it’s required. Take for example Teddy Roosevelt. …

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