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The 5 best natural antibiotics and anti-virals that destroy superbugs and just about everything else

February 1, 2018February 1, 2018tpd Comment

Follow me Sir Alexander Fleming discovered the antibacterial power of the mold Penicillium notatum in 1928. Even though it was a natural healing [...]

How to Use Vodka as a Prepping Supply

February 1, 2018tpd Comment

Follow me Vodka is one of the highest concentrated alcoholic drinks available. It’s relative tastlessness makes it a favorite for combining into mixed [...]

17 Great Ways to Utilize 2-Liter Soda Bottles for Survival

January 25, 2018tpd Comment

Follow me I’ll admit it, I’m a huge fan of the ubiquitous 2-liter soda bottles. And like 5-gallon buckets, I think they’re far too [...]

Stockpiling Ammo for SHTF

January 24, 2018July 29, 2022Guest Contributor Comment

Follow me Once you have a firearm you need to consider what it is going to take to feed your weapon. You can [...]

29 Essential Tips for the New Prepper: “Start Small. Develop Your Skills. Create a Plan”

January 23, 2018tpd Comment

Follow me Whether you are just starting out with prepping and are figuring out what to focus on first, or whether you are [...]

5 Homesteading Skills We All Need

January 19, 2018tpd Comment

Follow me When I grew up, we didn’t live in a world of abundance and high technology. My dad was a construction worker, [...]

Bugging out Lessons Learned While Hunting

January 15, 2018tpd Comment

Follow me I went hunting for the first time this year earlier in the week. I have been waiting for deer season to [...]

3 Unique Tips for Finding Your Way Out of the Wilderness

January 15, 2018tpd Comment

Follow me Wilderness survival is a vast subject that few people ever truly master. Even certain subsets of this subject can be daunting. [...]

If You See These 14 Signs It’s Time to Bug Out

January 12, 2018January 12, 2018tpd Comment

Follow me This article is presented by request of one of the readers. Here is the requesting comment, as posted to the recent [...]

How To Open A Can Without a Can Opener

January 12, 2018January 12, 2018tpd Comment

Follow me One of the scenes or opportunities to learn something from American Blackout was the scene where the Yuppie guy was trying [...]

How to Make Hard Tack Biscuits With a 50 Year Shelf Life

January 11, 2018tpd Comment

Follow me Until the 18th century, there weren’t very many ways to store food for long periods of time. You could dehydrate produce [...]

6 Critical Tips You Need to Know In Order To Survive Being Stranded in Your Car in Freezing Temperatures

January 10, 2018tpd Comment

Follow me With the unusual winter weather that many parts of the country are experiencing, driving conditions will be harsh and potentially dangerous. Moreover, [...]

How to Survive World War 3: Prepping for an Off-Shore Conflict

January 4, 2018August 10, 2020Daisy Luther Comment

Follow me If an all-out war erupts, it will be like nothing the Earth has seen before. All of our “progress” means that [...]

How to Make a Simple Root Cellar

December 12, 2017tpd Comment

Follow me Squirrels may ravage my garden, but I do appreciate their ability to store for winter. My ancestors did too–storing their harvest [...]

America’s Natural Nuclear Bunkers: Find the Closest One to Your Home

December 11, 2017tpd 3

Follow me There is no telling where you will be when a nuclear war begins. It’s not like we will have any warning [...]

5 Easy Ways to Start a Fire Using Water

December 4, 2017tpd Comment

Follow me Starting a fire with water may seem counterintuitive, but water is actually a very useful tool for starting fires in emergency [...]

7 Reasons Why You Should Have a Medicinal Garden

December 4, 2017tpd Comment

Follow me Growing medicinal plants are a great way to ensure garden sustainability and more notably, have access to natural medicine when you need [...]

134 Earthquakes Strike The San Andreas Fault As The Shaking Of The Earth’s Crust Intensifies

November 27, 2017November 27, 2017tpd Comment

Follow me Within the last 7 days, 134 earthquakes “have hammered a three-mile stretch around Monterey County on the San Andreas fault”. 17 [...]

Gun vs. Bow – Which One Do You Need for Survival

November 22, 2017tpd 2

Follow me Sometimes you can end up in a situation that needs you to apply any survival skills that you have. Having the [...]

4 Obnoxious Backyard Weeds That Are Surprisingly Good For You

November 20, 2017tpd Comment

Follow me Do you spend an inordinate amount of time battling weeds in your yard? I know I do, and it took me a [...]

How To Build A Metal Frame Greenhouse For $600

November 11, 2017tpd Comment

Follow me Great video on how to build a couple different styles of inexpensive greenhouses. by Eric [...]

22 Foods That Will Last FOREVER!

November 7, 2017November 7, 2017tpd Comment

Follow me There are many foods that, if stored properly, will last forever, or at least longer than you will. The following list [...]

How To Make a Glass Arrowhead From an Old Beer Bottle

November 3, 2017tpd Comment

Follow me Knowledge is power, being able to build your own tools for survival is important. Here is a howto on building a [...]

32 basic survival skills to teach your kids ASAP

November 3, 2017tpd Comment

Follow me Children rely on their parents to teach them all the basic, essential skills needed to get through life. This includes survival [...]