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Written by R. Ann Parris on The Prepper Journal. For many preppers, static square scopes are the only chances to leant rounds through the barrel. They do have some limitations, and they can be pricey, but we can make a few tweaks here there are still to both cut costs and oblige our time on … Read more
Written by R. Ann Parris on The Prepper Journal. Static square strays and races are often the only handgun pattern available to preppers. Sometimes, those square straddles and competitors- and even courses- actively or inadvertently build hazardous mindsets, garbs, and complacency. Knowing it, we can amend our maintenance and rule to get the most out … Read more
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
Written by R. Ann Parris on The Prepper Journal. Being able to produce food with minimal wear on the body has a number of advantages. One, it can impede more parties gardening, allowing them to be makes within the family and group , not only babysitters and buyers, whether it’s age, gash or illness , … Read more
Written by Wild Bill on The Prepper Journal. Growing up by the ocean I was fortunate that fishing was an activity that was accessible to not only learn, but to enjoy. Something I lost touch with when military service, college and a new home came to absorb all of my day. As preppers it is … Read more
Written by Guest Contributor on The Prepper Journal. Editor’s Note: A contribution to The Prepper Journal from Peter Betts on a theme we haven’t announced about in awhile. An interesting take from a Prepper/ survivalist in the Pacific Northwest, The Prepper Journal is a meeting for different ideas. Have you gotten your Everyday carry( EDC) … Read more
Written by Wild Bill on The Prepper Journal. I was skiing with a group of friends in January of 1984 at Mammoth Mountain, and on that Sunday we cease early going to go to the hired condo to watch Super Bowl XVIII, it was January 22, 1984. While I could look up who toy that … Read more
Written by Guest Contributor on The Prepper Journal. Editor’s Note: A contribution to The Prepper Journal from James at the Prepper Broadcasting Network . What are you Devising For? In the survival and prepping life there are lots of jumble about what to prepare for. I don’t planned which major cataclysmic trouble, instead what, period … Read more
Written by Wild Bill on The Prepper Journal. Upland bird hunting has always been my favorite, maybe it is the romance of the Normal Rockwell like backdrops, the open disciplines, the snappy autumn breath, the well trained and disciplined bird-dog, the silence of mood only divulges by the tremor of a bevy of quail or … Read more
Life is unreliable — Sometimes you have to work with the things you have on you. Now are four alternative hunting artilleries that may end up being life-savers later on. We’ll start small-scale and then act our mode up.
