Stocking up on batteries is an essential and common sense step towards preparedness. Home Depot has a great deal on these 30 alkaline batteries for […]
There’s nothing quite like the comforting warmth and ambiance of a wood stove on a chilly evening. However, the key to getting the most out […]
We are proud to be an official repository for the Survival & Austere Medicine book. This book was written by the moderators of the […]
Frequently we use the term “zombie apocalypse”🧟♀️ as a somewhat humorous means to discuss preparedness. While we may throw around the term “zombie apocalypse” lightly […]
Here’s a quick lesson – – – – > The OODA loop is a decision-making tool that helps people in rapidly developing situations make decisions […]
How To DIY Sourdough Starter By Connie Gee Note*** I posted this article almost a year ago and figured I would send it out once […]
First off if you are familiar with the Jase Case I’ll cut to the chase and tell you the great news – it’s on sale […]
Spent the day splitting wood and stacking to get ready for the winter. As a winter prep, we have a woodstove as one of several […]
Here are a few things such as articles, videos, movies, books, and an assortment of gear. Some of these are related to survival & preparedness […]
When preparing for an economic collapse or the coming Great Depression, it’s crucial to have a well-rounded and budget-friendly emergency food supply. Luckily, Walmart offers […]
It’s been a while since I’ve posted one of these “recommended stuff” lists. Planning to make it a regular thing again as not only does […]
Many of you may know that one of my all-time favorite movies is Red Dawn. The original is by far superior to the 2012 remake. […]
Here are a few things such as articles, videos, movies, books, and an assortment of gear. Some of these are related to survival & preparedness […]
In the first season of the classic prepper-tv series Jericho, Jake and his brother Eric travel to a nearby town looking for medicine for their […]
The following video showing the building of an off-grid cabin in a remote area of the Midwest was recommended by 1776 alumni John Hancock. This […]
It’s been a while since I’ve posted one of these “recommended stuff” lists. Planning to make it a regular thing again as not only does […]