A dull knife can be frustrating as well as dangerous. If a knife sharpener isn’t available, sharpening a blade is possible with many common household items like coffee mugs, Bic lighters, nail files, a car …
Road flares don’t have an expiration date, but there are several tell-tale signs that may indicate they won’t perform as expected. Inclement weather has arrived and you pull over to the side of the road …
Having batteries ready for when they are most needed means proper storage in the right locations to keep lifespan high. Avoiding detrimental conditions like heat and humidity is essential for extending battery life and is central …
How Do You Use a Propane Camp Stove? If you’re wondering how to use a propane camp stove, the answer will depend on what kind of propane stove you have. However, the most common way …
Are you wondering how to make a rabbit or hare snare? It is critical for every prepper to know how to make a snare trap for a rabbit and small game. Regardless of whether you …
3 Rabbit Snares Every Prepper Should Know How To Make Read More »
You reach for your flashlight only to find it’s not working. You open its battery compartment and see that the batteries are leaking or or have white residue on them. These are signs of battery …
Why Do Batteries Corrode And Can You Prevent It? Read More »
When it comes to wilderness survival situations, one of the issues that often gets overlooked but proves to be a real challenge, is the presence of insects and other pests. One of the most common …
A worst-case scenario pops up after SHTF, and you’re in a disadvantageous terrain. Maybe it’s one that you’re not familiar with, but in your mobile bug out bag you have in the car, you spent …
DIY Rope Ladder: How to Make a Basic Rope Ladder Read More »
A small solar system designed to power lights and possibly your refrigerator for an emergency is easy to build. It is something that you can do yourself without a lot of training. If you have …
Ratchet straps¦ most of us have them around in the garage or car trunk. I’ve kept one in the back of my truck for a couple of decades now! Over the years, it has come …
