In a crisis, the fuel in your boat is more than just gas for a fishing trip. It’s a hidden emergency reserve for your generator, your bug-out vehicle, or your escape plan. When supply chains fail, you don’t want to be left watching a perfectly good fuel source sit unused. Safely siphoning fuel is a…
In our modern world, we rely on a handful of fuels: electricity, gasoline, diesel, and natural gas. But for most of human history, our ancestors used a wide range of alternatives. Many of these forgotten fuels are still easily accessible to the resourceful prepper, hiding in your backyard, pantry, or garage. Here are 10 forgotten…
When the grid goes down, your well-stocked pantry and emergency gear will only get you so far. If a power outage lasts for days, weeks, or even longer, you’ll need a new set of tools to survive. These are the powerless items and supplies that will become invaluable when modern technology fails. Fire and Fuel…
We think of food as comfort and choice, but in a crisis, it becomes something else entirely: survival. The big question preppers ask—how long can you survive without food? The answer is more chilling than most people want to admit. In a stable world, we take food for granted. We eat three meals a day,…
When people prepare for a major crisis, they focus on the obvious: food, water, security, and medical supplies. And they should. But there’s a quiet killer they often overlook: the sun. It may sound ridiculous, but in a world without air conditioning or easy access to supplies, the sun becomes a relentless enemy. Unlike a…
When society’s systems fail, having a well-stocked pantry of beans and rice is a good start, but it won’t sustain you forever. You need a reliable source of fresh, nutrient-dense food. One clever and often overlooked way to do this is through cow sharing. Cow sharing is a way to secure a steady supply of…
The world isn’t getting safer. While others rely on a system that may not protect them, you can take control of your own safety. A self-defense spray, whether store-bought or homemade, can be a crucial tool for personal protection. Mace vs. Pepper Spray The terms “mace” and “pepper spray” are often used interchangeably, but they…
In a post-crisis world, the traditional concept of money will be obsolete. When financial systems collapse and resources become scarce, bartering will become the primary way to acquire what you need. While most people stock up on the obvious—food, ammo, and fuel—true preparedness means thinking outside the box. The most valuable barter items might be…
The world is becoming more unstable every day. We’ve all seen the riots, looting, and violence on our screens. While you may have already stocked up on food, water, and ammo, all of that is useless if your home is as easy to enter as a cardboard box. It’s time to take the next step…
Securing your home is about more than just buying a security system. It requires a comprehensive approach that includes assessing vulnerabilities, reinforcing weak points, and using smart technology and good habits to create multiple layers of defense. Assessing Your Home’s Vulnerabilities To effectively secure your home, you must first understand its weak points. Walk around…