The New Year is upon us and we are facing yet another year to get...The post The 6 Big Prepping Goals of 2019 appeared first on American Preppers Network.
- 40 days ago 1 Nov 19, 4:25pm -

Spoiler alert: not very much is different. Second spoiler: enough to cause a major weapons...The post What is the Difference Between the .300 Whisper and the .300 Blackout appeared first on American Preppers Network.
- 23 May 19, 5:51pm -

Have you ever heard of Oldowan tools? These are basically stone tools that were used...The post The Oldest EDC Tool of All appeared first on American Preppers Network.
- 22 May 19, 2:36pm -

When you think about survival gear do you plan on using it to deal with...The post Survival Gear for Natural Disasters appeared first on American Preppers Network.
- 25 Apr 19, 2:37pm -

Building up my ability to hammock camp I found some great parts that make up the whole.The post The Hammock Experience appeared first on American Preppers Network.
- 6 Mar 19, 9:03am -

  I’d rather take coffee than compliments just now. Louisa May Alcott If the evolution of a prepper or survivalist is not to teach and aid in disaster recovery, then what are we doing? Is prepping merely a blind struggle to keep you and yours safe…
- 3 days ago 8 Dec 19, 10:09am -

  The growing number of attacks and violent incidents has made personal security the biggest concern for people. Not only law enforcement agencies but citizens too are going the extra mile to stronghold personal security. As a result, the demand for…
- 28 days ago 13 Nov 19, 3:24pm -

Those long icy fingers of Old Man Winter have driven down all around me, like a jail cell. It has been a long night here at the Casa Liberty. Lady Liberty and Jacob are suffering from some low-level cold that is making sleep pretty elusive. The heat…
- 29 days ago 12 Nov 19, 11:05am -

A Guide on Essential Gears for Camping  Summers are the time when people wish to move out of their houses and get into some outdoor activities to beat the heat. Camping is one of the popular choices when it comes to outdoor activities. Before gettin…
- 30 days ago 11 Nov 19, 2:41pm -

  Owing to our busy lives, hectic work schedule, and sedentary lifestyle, we face difficulty in coping with the fast pace of this modern era. No wonder the millennials are trying to seek refuge in vacationing, solo travel, and adventure activities.…
- 33 days ago 8 Nov 19, 3:44pm -

Nearly half of American adults have high blood pressure, according to the American Heart Association. Unfortunately, many of them are unaware they have it or of the damage that itThe post Sour Tea Helps You Avoid High Blood Pressure appeared first o…
- 20 hours ago 10 Dec 19, 9:35am -

As most preppers know, stockpiling foods with a decent shelf life can be a challenge, as well as redundant. Not all foods do well long term, such as bread. So,The post How to Make Matzo Bread With a Long Shelf Life appeared first on Ask a Prepper.
- 2 days ago 9 Dec 19, 11:03am -

You’re a prepper and I’m sure you’re doing everything you can to make sure that your family will be safe when and if a disaster strikes. Part of that isThe post 5 Things You Can Do If People Find Out You’re A Prepper appeared first on Ask a…
- 5 days ago 6 Dec 19, 8:13am -

Black Garlic is often referred to as fermented, however, the process is more like slow-roasting. Whole cloves of garlic are kept at a temperature of 140 F degrees for 2The post How to Make Black Garlic For Boosting Your Immune System appeared first…
- 6 days ago 5 Dec 19, 10:59am -

Prickly ash is a natural herbal supplement that has been used to treat a myriad of conditions and injuries for thousands of years. This perennial plant can be grown asThe post The Health Benefits of Prickly Ash appeared first on Ask a Prepper.
- 8 days ago 3 Dec 19, 8:26am -

Do you want glowing skin, boundless energy, and a nearly super-human resistance to germs and viruses? It’s time to step up your nutritional game. With flu season bearing down on us, we’re hearing a lot in the media about how we should be rollin…
- 46 days ago 25 Oct 19, 5:59pm -

We scoured through histories of herbal studies for you Today, we live in a time when manufactured medicines and prescriptions prevail, but do they have to be the only approach to healing? Even with all of these engineered options at our fingertips, m…
- 88 days ago 14 Sep 19, 3:00am -

I am a firm believe that part of being a good steward for your homestead, farm, or even a backyard in town lies in being aware of the plants and animals that call the area home as well. When you learn to identify local trees and plants, it leads to a…
- 90 days ago 12 Sep 19, 4:00am -

Herbals teas are powerful in the survival world due to the versatility of herbs for various health benefits. Whether you are in need of insect deterrent or physical healing you can equip your garden with these easy to grow herbs that can benefit yo…
- 92 days ago 10 Sep 19, 4:00am -

Want to build a bamboo house or shelter? Whether for leisure or for insights, this building guide with tips will help for sure! Building A Bamboo House As A Survival Shelter 1. Pick Bamboo to Build a Survival Shelter Sturdy and columnar, bamboos are…
- 94 days ago 8 Sep 19, 3:35pm -

The state of Virginia is a natural beauty that is filled with some of the most incredible history of early America, the Revolution and Civil War. Few states can take you from the peaks of the Appalachian mountains to the … Continued
- 19 hours ago 10 Dec 19, 10:11am -

Many preppers either have gardens or plan on having them in the future. This is understandable. Gardens can help provide extra high-quality food during good times and bad. It seems that seed companies are constantly offering more and more varieties.…
- 2 days ago 9 Dec 19, 1:00pm -

I love a good compression sack because it allows me to save on space in my bag and provides some waterproof protection for my sleeping bag. I have a mid weight down sleeping bag from REI. It is over 30 … Continued
- 3 days ago 8 Dec 19, 12:33am -

During a long emergency, anything that is sweet is going to be a welcome sign of normality. At the moment we take it for granted that we can get something as basic as sugar no matter where we are at. … Continued
- 5 days ago 6 Dec 19, 2:18pm -

One thing that has been instilled in me since I was a very small kid is the importance of socks and dry ones at that. You never had to tell me twice about that because my Dad was obsessed with … Continued
- 7 days ago 4 Dec 19, 3:38pm -

This week, I’m taking a break from the world of Doomer Fiction and reviewing the […]The post “Getting Home” by Alex Smith appeared first on Backwoods Survival Blog .
- 1 Jul 19, 6:59pm -

Fact Check: Shipping Firearms – DEFENSE FIREARMS BLOG: Some people, even licensed dealers (FFL) have a […]The post Fact Check: Shipping Firearms appeared first on Backwoods Survival Blog .
- 1 Jul 19, 6:58pm -

The subject our most recent Doomer Fiction / disaster film review is “The Core” (2003).  Oddly enough, […]The post “The Core” (2003) appeared first on Backwoods Survival Blog .
- 1 Jul 19, 6:56pm -

This week’s book review will concern a nonfiction title: “Urban Preppers with Kids, Pets & Parents; […]The post “Urban Preppers with Kids, Pets & Parents; Disaster Survival for the Family” by James G. Mushen appeared first on Backwoods Su…
- 1 Jul 19, 6:54pm -

The following may seem rather out of place with regard to our normal subject-matter, but […]The post Carrots, Eggs, Or Coffee? appeared first on Backwoods Survival Blog .
- 1 Jul 19, 6:53pm -

It’s with very mixed emotions today that I’m announcing we will be shutting down Organized Prepper.   As most of you know I started this site because I wanted to make it easier for the “normal” person to get a little better prepared for wha…
- 28 Feb 15, 6:07pm -

Even if you practice a fairly self-sufficient and sustainable lifestyle, you probably still have a number of expenses to deal with on a daily, weekly, monthly, and/or annual basis, from major costs like a home mortgage to essentials and conveniences…
- 24 Feb 15, 1:00pm -

While our grandparents might remember what it was like to cook with a wood stove as opposed to the gas and electric options available today, most adults haven't the faintest idea about how to cook when their appliances give in. And yet, during a cata…
- 17 Feb 15, 3:40pm -

Being prepared to deal with natural disasters and emergency situations is something that most people leave to the proper authorities. And yet, when you need emergency services and government aid the most, these resources may not be available to you.…
- 6 Feb 15, 10:33pm -

While having children is one of life's greatest joys, every parent realizes pretty quickly that it's also the most important responsibility they'll ever shoulder. Keeping kids safe, healthy, and happy and providing them with the knowledge, tools, and…
- 6 Jan 15, 5:40pm -

Location, location, location. Just like they say in the Realty business, it's also significant for preparedness. Especially for Level-3!Original source: Location & Security (Level 3 Preparedness)
- 14 hours ago 10 Dec 19, 3:18pm -

3 recommendations for a hand flour mill. A lower cost model (though a step above entry-level), a very popular heavy duty unit, and then - one of the best.Original source: Choosing a Hand Grain Mill (Flour Mill) That’s Best For You
- 1 day ago 9 Dec 19, 6:06pm -

A listing of all NOAA Weather Radio channels, stations, locations, frequencies, propagation coverage -- sorted by State, County, and interactive maps.Original source: Weather Radio Channels | NOAA Station Listing | Frequencies | Maps
- 5 days ago 6 Dec 19, 3:55pm -

The weight of your backpack can add up quickly! The heavier it is, the less fun it is. Here are some tips to help decide what to carry or not carry.Original source: What I Carry In My Backpack | How Much Is Too Much?
- 6 days ago 5 Dec 19, 3:29pm -

She vows to eliminate electoral college and be reelected by direct vote in 2024. These people are out of their minds... but the 51% gobble it up.Original source: Elizabeth Warren Is Dead Serious To Eliminate Electoral College
- 7 days ago 4 Dec 19, 1:31pm -

If you dried your corn while still on the cob then you will need to shell the corn first, of course. You can do this by hand or use a hand crank corn sheller. The hand operated corn shellers do most of the work for you, the cob goes in and the dried…
- 22 Feb 19, 7:24pm -

According to a survey conducted in 2011, 28 percent of Americans do not know how to cook. However, let’s ponder a moment, and then ask ourselves what is the definition of cooking ( Foodworksblog , 2011). Is it pulling a frozen meal from the freezer…
- 19 Feb 19, 4:21pm -

Meat cuts (tougher cuts) that are ideal for braising include pork shoulder, beef chuck, short ribs, lamb shanks and of course brisket. These cuts are marbled with fat and connective tissue, which will convert to gelatin after long and slow cooking. M…
- 26 Dec 18, 1:27am -

Deserts are among the most treacherous places that a person can get stranded in. With the many unique challenges that are found in deserts, you need to know how to get around them to survive in desert. Read on to find out some exceptional desert surv…
- 26 Dec 18, 1:21am -

A previous article talked about how important it is for you to know how to cook in a survival situation, because you and your family’s very survival could be at stake. Cooking from scratch as it is called is time consuming and it requires organizat…
- 15 Dec 18, 3:56pm -

It appears that the articles of impeachment, which could be finalized by the end of this week and put to a vote next week before the start of Congress's holiday recess, will include two independent articles focusing on abuse of power, and obstruction…
- 6 hours ago 10 Dec 19, 11:30pm -

According to Roey Tzezana, a future studies researcher at Israel’s Tel Aviv University, technology will continue to advance, and therefore, so will automation.  As this happens, the gap between the wealthy and the poor will increase as the middle…
- 8 hours ago 10 Dec 19, 9:00pm -

Whether it’s a car crash, a natural disaster, or a small accident at home, if there’s an emergency, you need to make sure you have the equipment you need to act quickly. The best way to be ready is to have a dedicated prepper first aid kit that…
- 11 hours ago 10 Dec 19, 6:30pm -

Bond investor Jeffrey Gundlach, the CEO of $150 billion DoubleLine Capital, sees trouble brewing in the economy, despite interest rates hovering near historic lows, a strong jobs report, and high consumer spending over Black Friday for the upcoming h…
- 13 hours ago 10 Dec 19, 4:00pm -

A Newsweek journalist has resigned after the publication reportedly suppressed his story about the ever-growing OPCW scandal, the revelation of immensely significant plot holes in the establishment Syria narrative that you can update yourself on…
- 16 hours ago 10 Dec 19, 1:30pm -

On December 10, 1520, Martin Luther publicly burned the papal edict demanding that he recant or face excommunication. — On this day in 1945, my great uncle Lt. Robert I. Kinsella was killed when his B-24 bomber (part of the 90th Bombardment Group,…
- 22 hours ago 10 Dec 19, 7:04am -

(Part 1 of 6) Copyright Notice:  This translation was copyrighted in 1950 by The Foundation For Economic Education (FEE), a non-profit research and educational institution. They kindly granted blanket permission for reprinting. — Editor’s Introd…
- 22 hours ago 10 Dec 19, 7:03am -

This weekly column features news stories and event announcements from around the American Redoubt region. (Idaho, Montana, eastern Oregon, eastern Washington, and Wyoming.) Much of the region is also more commonly known as The Inland Northwest. We al…
- 22 hours ago 10 Dec 19, 7:02am -

“The difference between appreciation and flattery? That is simple. One is sincere and the other insincere. One comes from the heart out; the other from the teeth out. One is unselfish; the other selfish. One is universally admired; the other univer…
- 22 hours ago 10 Dec 19, 7:01am -

December 9th, 1914 was the birthday of Maximo Guillermo “Max” Manus. He was one of the few Norwegians who had the testicular fortitude to put his life on the line, fighting the Nazi occupiers. (There surely would have been more active resistance…
- 2 days ago 9 Dec 19, 7:05am -

Wikipedia has the following to say about a concept called “Confirmation Bias”: “the tendency to search for, interpret, favor, and recall information in a way that confirms one’s preexisting beliefs or hypotheses. It is a type of cognitive bia…
- 4 days ago 7 Dec 19, 4:03pm -

A lot of people spend thousands of dollars on firearms and accessories, but when it comes to training or protecting their investments, they tighten up. A good hard case may cost a couple hundred dollars but will probably save you money and heartbreak…
- 14 days ago 27 Nov 19, 3:22am -

If you could only take 10 items with you on a survival journey what would they be? A knife? A rifle? Maybe a firestarter? Well, that is a different list. This list on the Survival Cache Podcast is a lot more fun. Doc and Drew tackle their Top Ten fav…
- 33 days ago 8 Nov 19, 5:10pm -

To find success when big game hunting, you have to get as far away from the roads as possible. That’s doubly hard, because while you may be able to comfortably hike 10 miles in, you may not want to pack a critter 10 miles out over four or five trip…
- 42 days ago 29 Oct 19, 6:30pm -

When knife companies want to find out if their products are up to the task? The seek out Doc Montana’s opinion on their design and steel. So maybe you have you been dying to hear Doc talk about survival knives? Then this is your episode. Doc and D…
- 46 days ago 25 Oct 19, 10:44pm -

Survive the harsh winter with our comprehensive list of winter survival tips to thrive in the cold. RELATED: Total Whiteout | A Compilation Of Winter Storm Survival Tips In this article: Learning Winter Survival to Prep the Proper Winter Survival Kit…
- 2 days ago 9 Dec 19, 5:00pm -

We all know about the joys of Black Friday and the inconvenience that comes with it as well, which give us more reasons to just stay at home. Check out the post below and find out why it’s best to just stay inside during Black Friday! Black Friday:…
- 13 days ago 28 Nov 19, 11:00am -

Man is a social being, no man is an island… we hear these phrases so often in this life. There is no society more complex than that of humans because surviving is not only about preserving one’s own life, but protecting those around us. Of course…
- 16 days ago 24 Nov 19, 6:00pm -

5 Tips from a Safety Expert The recent shooting in San Bernadino has brought the threat of a workplace shooting to the front of many people’s minds. For most of us, our office or workplace has never been a place where we feel unsafe. A workplace s…
- 17 days ago 23 Nov 19, 6:00pm -

When you think of survivalist, you’re probably thinking of igniting fires, building shelters, and hiking miles of wilderness. Though survivalists do these things, many people don’t think about the aquatic survival skills people need to know in or…
- 17 days ago 23 Nov 19, 6:00pm -

Written by Wild Bill on The Prepper Journal.I know it’s been awhile since there’s been a post, and for that I apologize. As happens now and again, life sometimes gets in the way of the things you actually like doing. That’s what’s happened h…
- 1 day ago 9 Dec 19, 9:01pm -

Written by Wild Bill on The Prepper Journal.Though I can certainly understand how they started. Due to events in my life The Prepper Journal site needed to take a seat in the back of the bus as I reviewed where all this was going and how best to mov…
- 68 days ago 4 Oct 19, 4:01pm -

Written by Guest Contributor on The Prepper Journal.Finding the right gun is a difficult task. We spend hours sifting through various types of guns, reviews, etc. Then starts the process of finding the pros and cons of the gun. We talk to various gu…
- 71 days ago 1 Oct 19, 3:32pm -

Written by Wild Bill on The Prepper Journal.Editor’s Note: I know, Summer is hardly begun, some kids still have a long Summer breaks in front of them while some return to school this week; but the time to start preparing for the upcoming hunting s…
- 26 Jul 19, 10:51am -

Written by Guest Contributor on The Prepper Journal.Editor’s Note: A guest contribution from Scott Huntington to The Prepper Journal. Before we had ovens, cooktops and microwaves, there was only one way to cook up some grub — over the fire. You…
- 25 Jul 19, 10:39am -

UPDATED 12/9/19 We have an abundance of milk and eggs on our farm due to our milk cow and a flock of laying hens. Production slows down a bit in the winter, but in the summertime, we run two fridges just to keep up with it all! I’m desperate to tur…
- 2 days ago 9 Dec 19, 12:00pm -

What to buy the prepper/survivalist/hunter/fisherman/outdoorsperson on your list?  The nice thing is that people who fit into these categories generally need and appreciate quality gear. Here are my Top Ten Suggestions for Prepper/Survivalist Christ…
- 6 days ago 5 Dec 19, 12:00pm -

I felt intimidated at the thought of making my own DIY spice mixes at first. The little packets you can buy at the store made it so easy, and they made my dinners taste good. Then, there was the night I was making fajitas and realized I did not have…
- 9 days ago 2 Dec 19, 12:00pm -

Every fall, Americans across the country gain an extra hour each day when they “fall back” and reset their clocks one hour later with the end of Daylight Savings Time. Our family enjoyed that extra hour of sleep, especially since the temperatures…
- 10 days ago 1 Dec 19, 4:00pm -

Our favorite homemade & budget-friendly Christmas gifts don’t to take forever to make, and they don’t cost a fortune, either! We have actually given or received all of these, and you don’t have to have a lot of talent to create them. So as the…
- 11 days ago 30 Nov 19, 12:00pm -

Well the dang Baker Creek catalog showed up and I got sucked in.  As I paged though it thinking about all the new grow space I will have in the coming season I started dog-earing pages.  As I did so … Continue reading →
- 8 hours ago 10 Dec 19, 9:15pm -

  Special Notice – I have recommended the Gerber EAB series for a very long time.  I have tended to the EAB Lite version for only one reason.  That is that it has historically been a few dollars less than … Continue reading →
- 14 hours ago 10 Dec 19, 3:20pm -

Today on The Survival Podcast I answer your questions on history, impeachment, cooking, composting, gardening, cold frames, education, social media, zero waste and more. Make sure if you submit content for a feedback show that you put something like…
- 1 day ago 9 Dec 19, 8:58pm -

Title says it all, Anker Charging Accessories are on Sale at up to 40% off no less! Well that is almost all of it, as a lot of other Anker Gear is on sale period right now. As you guys … Continue reading →
- 2 days ago 9 Dec 19, 4:44pm -

ATTENTION – Update for 12-9-19 – Right now the price has been dropped on the Motion B to only 16.99. Every day I bring you an item on Amazon that I personally use or has been purchased by many members … Continue reading →
- 2 days ago 9 Dec 19, 3:28pm -

“Be prepared” is a pretty broad order. Prepared for what? How prepared are we talking about, here? If you are new to prepping and readiness as a component in your lifestyle, one of your first actions will probably be to take stock and compare you…
- 2 Jul 18, 10:20am -

Shotguns are perennially popular home defense firearms in the U.S. for several reasons. One reason is their easy availability, and cost effectiveness. A quality shotgun can often be had for significantly less coin than a rifle of equivalent grade.  …
- 1 Jul 18, 10:17am -

So, you’ve been researching how to prep for a SHTF or other disaster and the experts recommend that you have a bug out location or even better a prepper hideout or retreat. But what makes a good prepper hideout or bug out location? The answer is of…
- 30 Jun 18, 12:03pm -

The Ruger Mini-14 is one of America’s favorite general purpose semi-auto rifles. Possessed of light weight, nimble handling and classic styling, they remain a viable choice for anyone who for whatever reason does not want America’s other rifle, t…
- 29 Jun 18, 5:17pm -

One of the great joys and advantages of living today is the prevalence of books. Be they bound ink and paper or electrons on a screen, books can be invaluable references or moving, thought-provoking stories about the human experience. I am constantly…
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