3 Reasons it’s Better to Conceal Carry than Open Carry

As the gun debate has heated up in the United States, the call for open carry has increased. With more and more citizens carrying their guns on their hip open for all to see, the question has come up, is it better to carry out in the open, or to get the proper license to …

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Evacuating in a Major Urban Area

Major urban areas around the world contain the majority of the population, yet these centers of civilization are also the most vulnerable in times of disaster. The chaotic evacuation of New Orleans because of Hurricane Katrina back in 2005 demonstrated that many major urban areas lack sufficient evacuation procedures. Many residents were abandoned without basic …

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Food Preservation Tips That Will Protect Your Survival Garden And Meat Supply

Survival food is always near the top of any prepper “must have” list. Growing and raising your own food as well as watching for great deals on long-term storage food are common and potentially life-saving preparedness activities. Learning how to preserve your garden crops and livestock offerings will help stretch your prepping budget dollars and …

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Dangerous Birds

Ah, birds. Most are incredibly beautiful, and soar through the air in a way that’s nothing short of poetic. As wonderful and important as birds are to the animal kingdom, they’re still wild animals. As such, it’s a really great idea not to approach them. Sure, there’s pet parakeets and parrots, professional falconers, and those who …

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What Happens When Money Becomes Worthless?

The idea of money is pretty simple. We have pieces of currency, like bills or coins, that the government promises is worth a set amount. We use these pieces of currency to purchase goods and services. We have so much faith in this currency that we often don’t even need to see it to know it’s …

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6 Essential Items for Runners and Cyclists

This time of the year runners and cyclists are out in full force, many of whom are preparing for competitive events. As you head outside to get your exercise, it is important to invest in essential items that will ensure your safety in the case of an emergency. Hydration – One of the necessary cautions that …

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Understanding The Signs Of Heat Exhaustion

Heat exhaustion is no joke and is defined as a heat-related illness that occurs following exposure to high temperatures. It falls into two categories — water and salt — and while not as extreme as heat stroke, heat exhaustion can still pose serious health risks if not treated accordingly. This includes a progression to heat …

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Is Geo-Engineering A Concern For Preppers?

Most people are not acquainted with the term geo-engineering. The vast majority of American people are oblivious to the existence of weather and climate modification technology and implementation, let alone how far it has progressed over the past 60–70 years. Even when presented with the facts, most people discount such information as being in the realm …

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Super Storm Long Overdue, Experts Warn

Are you prepared for a super storm of historic magnitude to hit the United States? If the answer is “no” or “maybe” you had best work on your prepping plan ASAP. Weather experts at MIT and a host of severe storm tracking agencies from around the country are warning that the nation is “long overdue” …

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5 Tips for Warm Weather Conceal Carry

One of the most important parts to any Every Day Carry (EDC) is a (legally) concealed firearm. Carrying a handgun concealed with you at all times is one of the best ways to be prepared, and in the winter months this task is easily accomplished without detection thanks to bulky clothes and winter jackets. The …

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