How to survive martial law, because you won’t have access to this information if we enter it! All preparedness enthusiasts fear martial law, and it may be a horrific experience. All of America is currently experiencing unprecedented levels of civil unrest. Uncontrollable rioting, social unrest, and other factors might lead to the declaration of martial…
Due to their lack of experience and knowledge, inexperienced preppers are prone to forgetting things and making mistakes. Some are minor and can be corrected immediately; however, others are critical and may lead to larger problems later on. Most preppers make mistakes and forget things in the following areas: Planning and risk assessment: supply and…
What is the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the term “preppers”? When I first heard the term, I thought to myself, “Preppers? What for?! There are people out there who have built bunkers in their back yards and gone insane in preparation for a disaster that may or may not happen,…
There will always be unexpected complications that throw a monkey wrench in your plans, no matter how well you prepare for disaster. You want to do your best even if you can’t plan for every probable eventuality. The more eventualities you plan for, the fewer difficulties you’ll encounter. See also: Top 20 Barter Items to…
Your first responsibility as a parent is to look after your children. Not only does this entail providing their immediate needs and fulfilling some of their desires, but it also entails preparing them for the future. While most parents do their best to teach their children as much as they can before they become adults,…
Quick answer: start with water (one gallon per person per day), several days of non-perishable food, a first aid kit, a battery or hand-crank radio, flashlights and extra batteries. Then add sanitation supplies, warmth, tools, copies of important documents and some cash. Build the kit in steps, store it where everyone can find it and…
Quick answer: a survival kit starts with water, food, first aid, shelter and warmth, a way to charge devices and get information, basic sanitation and a few tools. Ready.gov recommends being able to live on your own for several days. Build it in a bag or bin, store it where you can grab it quickly…