Shedding Light On An Extended Bug-Out
Follow me Bugging-in for me is the desired method of survival if TSHTF, but occasionally I still hear people talk about living in
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The Thinking Man’s Trump: 3 Reasons the Donald’s Run Will Ensure a Carson Win
Follow me Donald Trump’s entry into the republican presidential race, though much-maligned, still offers the best antidote to a Hillary Clinton presidency. He’s
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How to Survive a Violent Home Invasion
Follow me How to Survive a Violent Home Invasion Home invasions and home robberies are taking place more and more in the suburbs.
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21 Survival Skills That Can Save Your Life … When All Hell Breaks Loose
Follow me 21 Survival Skills That Can Save Your Life … When All Hell Breaks Loose Do you have the survival skills to
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Bug Out Bag Checklist
Follow me When you are assembling your Bug Out bag, most people begin with scouring the internet looking for ideas. If you are
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Surviving An EMP Attack: Part One
Follow me An electromagnetic pulse (EMP) is a very real threat. Not only have EMPs been weaponized, meaning that a rival military force
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Christmas Buying Guide – Give the Gift of Prepping
Follow me It is finally December and for me and all of the other procrastinators out there, it’s time to consider Christmas gifts
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Canning the Christmas Turkey
Follow me Get the most bang for your turkey bucks by using every last bit of your bird. Instead of eating turkey until
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5 Ideal Weapons for Survival Situations
Follow me Completing any project requires tools. Survival is no different. In fact, it is a project that your life depends on. It
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How to Deal With Migrants and Refugees
Follow me Editor’s Note: This article was generously contributed by Dan Sullivan who comes to us from his own blog, survivalsullivan.com. Dan talks
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Ready To Draw? Survival Bows On A Budget
Follow me If you haven’t touched a bow and arrow since gym archery classes, then you may not realize both vintage and new
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The Weakest Link
Follow me Today I’d like to talk about our dependence on electricity. We are ingrained from birth in how to use all things
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The Survival Garden: Fundamentals
Follow me In this article, I’m going to discuss the fundamentals of gardening for self-sufficiency. Most folks are grossly unprepared to meet their
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9 Questions to Ask Before Accepting People into Your Survival Group
Follow me We talk about it all the time and it has been the subject of countless debates both on the Prepper Journal
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How to Make an Arrow Quiver from Tree Bark
Follow me The Tulip Poplar is the Swiss Army Knife of woodcraft and self-reliance. The properties of this Eastern Woodlands tree lends itself to many
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The Best Emergency Food Methods For the AFTERMATH of SHTF
Follow me The Best Emergency Food Methods For the AFTERMATH of SHTF A second catastrophe promises to follow in the foot steps of
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Ten Plants for Edible Landscapes
Follow me Editor’s Note: This post is another entry in the Prepper Writing Contest from Phillip Meeks. Phillip submitted another article titled, “Six
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Networking After TSHTF
Follow me Many people think their most important asset after TSHTF is their weapons and ammo, or their food stores, or their ability
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Blackout! – Power Outage Checklist
Follow me In preparation for National Geographic’s debut of American Blackout this coming Sunday; I wanted to create my own power outage checklist
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Five Essential Components to Winter Driving
Follow me Article originally published at The Prepared Ninja October is here and that means a new fiscal year for the federal government.
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Tips for Bow Hunting for Survival
Follow me I know, we’re living in the age of drones and wireless internet, we have a space program and ICBM’s, we landed
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Survival Knife Misuse: How To Wear And Tear Your Knives
Follow me Regular knife users have learned to appreciate the versatility and usefulness of their blade. A knife is an essential part of
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Looking To Our Past – Part 1
Follow me We all know the stories about Daniel Boone, Davy Crocket, Kit Carson, Jim Bridger, Meriwether Lewis, William Clark, and many more
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