Prepping

Evacuating or bugging out is not at the top of my list of planned responses to a emergency.  I will stay in place until it becomes more dangerous to stay than to leave.  Now my […]

In my contacts with other preppers, I am often asked the question, how do I know when to bug out. Many seem to want a list of signs that they can look for, that will

I like the idea of bugging out as much as the next guy, testing my mettle against zombies and a world without a power grid. The reality is that most of us, by far, will

We have probably all heard of not allowing ourselves to be silhouetted against the sky when on a ridgeline or hilltop, while hunting or not wanting to be seen. In law enforcement whenever we did

It can be hard to believe, but the modern world is pretty susceptible to disaster. While a total apocalypse or doomsday scenario is highly unlikely, various scenarios can cause a breakdown in societal infrastructure and

When there’s serious economic turmoil, you could find yourself in a SHTF event as a result of hyperinflation. This is when there’s a fast and excessive price increase in the economy, and even basic items

Hypothetically, the worst happens. Your family is going to be immediately displaced due to invasion, an EMP attack, a hurricane, you name it. It’s looking bad out there. How do you deal with it? You

Preparing for disasters isn’t just a good idea; it could be essential to survival. Hurricanes, ice storms, power grid attacks, EMPs, homeland invasions—the list of potential reasons you would want to prep goes on and

You’re not excluded from prepping just because you live in an apartment. In fact, you should be dedicating a good amount of space to preparing for the worst: food, supplies, and bug out gear just in