How to Use a Magnesium Fire Starter

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

How to Build a Bunker

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

Are We Spinning Out of Control?

Written by Wild Bill on The Prepper Journal. I affixed last week on having a positive outlook at our current world so now, for the flip side. I have often wondered if we as a parties actually appreciate what our benefactors went through. In 1776 our forefathers and sisters had to come to grips with … Read more

If Only….

Written by Wild Bill on The Prepper Journal. If simply we had to deal with such a problem….we all hope to have this trouble BUT it does producing stuffs one must be prepared to deal with to survive. How to Survive Winning the Lottery So, you hamper a triumph ticket in your hand, and the … Read more

What Was it You Said Was Too Difficult?

Written by Wild Bill on The Prepper Journal. I received this over the Memorial Day weekend and determined it a short, inspirational narration of resolve. One worth sharing. I am sure such fibs happen often everywhere, they revamp our notions in each other. I have announced it below unedited, as I don’t see any path … Read more

A Preppers Guide on How to Catch Fish for Food

Written by Wild Bill on The Prepper Journal. Fishing is a popular pastime for tens of millions of people. However, this recreational pleasure — often seen as a great way to enjoy a laid-back day off work — derives from authentic food-gathering rehearses from contemporaries ago. Catching fish to survive is a practice still in … Read more