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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
Written by Pat Henry on The Prepper Journal. The Coronavirus/ COVID-1 9 has caused a lot of chaos in recent weeks. Countries have closed their borders, governments have curtailed the movement of their citizens, and in the United Country, municipality mayors have curtailed beings from gathering in groups of more than 50( as of this … Read more
Written by Guest Contributor on The Prepper Journal. Editor’s note: Post by guest contributor Jenna King — Wild Bill Traveling off the grid is an incredible way to enjoy nature. The sees and odors of native embeds and wildflowers are hard to ignore. But those aromas likewise entice nature’s worst. Whether you’re hiking through woodlands … Read more
Written by Guest Contributor on The Prepper Journal. Editor’s note: This is the last in the series of articles by guest generator Kyt Lyn Walken on tracking and its applicability to prepping. — Wild Bill In the previous article we learned some of the” tools of the craft” for the Art of Tracking, and we … Read more
Written by R. Ann Parris on The Prepper Journal. Whatever our primary shooting type and needs, there are a few circumstances we can do to make sure we’re a little more ready when we pull the trigger on a real, live target. This time around, it’s looking at low-light thoughts and options. This focuses mostly … Read more
Written by Wild Bill on The Prepper Journal. A magnesium fire starter is one of the most standard and favourite outdoor implements available in the marketplace. They’re often used by parties on survival missions and military personnel, and be listed in various molds and sizings in gear supermarkets all over the country. Magnesium fire starters … Read more
Written by Wild Bill on The Prepper Journal. Another guest contribution from Scott to The Prepper Journal. Serious survivalists are becoming more prominent in modern culture, especially as nuclear conventions deepen and the threat of war is omnipresent in everyone’s minds. Having a household bunker became popular during the Cold War, and while they have … Read more
Written by R. Ann Parris on The Prepper Journal. If our accuracy has plateaued or backslid, we may have picked up one of various digit wonts. Two we can check for are vacating pacing to our thumbs- versus eyes and mentalities- and the reset portion of our prompt pulling. There are some self-check tests we … Read more
Written by R. Ann Parris on The Prepper Journal. Beginner or boosted crap-shooter, incorporating baked fuel in qualify can help us improve. There is the potential that we can damage our handguns with undue cool firing on evacuate chambers, though. Snap caps are inert rounds that remove the risks by providing a variety of soft-plexi … Read more
Written by Guest Contributor on The Prepper Journal. A guest contribution from Ryan to The Prepper Journal. Seemed appropriate today as I am doing my taxes. “Opportunity does not knock. It portrays itself when you beat down the door.” In a disaster scenario involving the need to escape danger or speedily gain access to a … Read more
