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Every serious prepper knows that their bunker has to be functional and long-lasting. Not only do you need enough supplies to last a decade or longer, you need quality furniture options that can function in a multitude of ways to make the most of your space. Today we are looking at some furniture ideas that … Read more
Hunting has a large part to play in American culture and history. It was principally done as a means to provide the family with food, apparel and protect. Today, hunting is known as a classic American sport. However, there are some time-tested hunting gratuities you are able to keep in mind. You can read this … Read more
There are all kinds of potentials that lead to various mini or full-fledged ice ages … nuclear and volcanic winters, solar grand minimum, Agenda 21, polar shifts, breakdown of the oceanic conveyor, asteroids, or a perfect storm of incidents. Some of them have happened, some not all that long ago, really. Some of them will … Read more
Information is hugely important to success in any endeavor. We have to know what’s going on to best respond. There are all kinds of clues we can take from our surroundings and the skies to fill in some of the gaps the loss of the internet leaves, but a biggie is going to be just … Read more
I for one can claim to have climbed Half-Dome in Yosemite National Park. In reality I came up the back-path which has a steel cable line up that you can tether or steady yourself with. I did not climb the sheer face, which has been conquered by blind climbers and handicapped climbers of all stripes. … Read more
This is a great old Native American fish trapping technique. It’s best used in tidal waters rivers or creeks. The concept is to funnel finish into an area where it’s hard for them to find the way back out, it’s the same concept behind a minnow trap or soda bottle funnel trap Drive stakes side … Read more
One of the things that has made us a successful species is our ability to wield fire. Getting a fire started and variations to make them efficiently and specific to purpose have huge benefits in survival settings and off-grid, no- or low-power scenarios. Some of the information out there gets used and passed along without … Read more
We always hear about survival knives for preppers and survivalists but we rarely hear about combat knives for preppers. A survival knife is meant to be able to get you through every task you would want a knife for in the wilderness. Usually a survival knife would be good as a combat knife as well … Read more
Along with flowers, sunshine and warmer temperatures, the spring season provides ample opportunity for families to spend time together outdoors. Unfortunately, spring play could mean that young children are exposed to poisonous plants and pesticides. Whether strolling through the park or romping in the backyard, there are a number of things that parents and caretakers … Read more
Written by Pat Henry on The Prepper Journal. With much of the U.S. determine itself in increasing lockdowns due to the Coronavirus and COVID-1 9, and many countries in a ended lockdown, we reflected such articles from 2014 would be worth re-publishing.We’re still meet a lot of people who are ignoring basic self-distancing protocols and … Read more
