About Us

US Preppers is run by two men: Ronald and Robert. We are not survivalists living off-grid in a bunker. We are prepared citizens who believe readiness is a duty, not a hobby.

Our Mission

We built this site to give you field-tested tactics — not panic, not politics, and not product pitches dressed up as advice. Every article starts with one question: will this help a family stay safe, fed, and ready when the system fails?

We cover food storage, water purification, emergency medical skills, off-grid power, defensive tactics, and the mindset that ties it all together. No fluff. No filler. Just what works, tested and written up so you can act on it.

Who We Are

Ronald handles the research, the writing, and the gear testing. He is the one breaking down bug-out bags on the kitchen table at 2 AM, comparing water filter flow rates, and running the numbers on long-term food storage. If a piece of advice appears on this site, Ronald has either tested it himself or verified it against multiple field sources.

Robert handles operations, threat assessment, and the long view. He thinks in systems — supply chains, regional risks, infrastructure dependencies. Robert is the one asking what happens when the trucks stop running and the taps go dry, then building the checklist to close that gap.

Together, we approach preparedness the way a field manual approaches a mission: assess the threat, inventory your resources, close the gaps, and train until it is automatic.

Our Philosophy

Preparedness is not about fear. It is about refusing to be a victim of circumstances you could have anticipated. The world is full of people who assume the lights will always come on and the shelves will always be stocked. We are the people who know better — not because we are paranoid, but because we have done the reading.

We do not chase every headline. We prepare for the threats that are statistically likely in our region, then expand outward. A family with two weeks of food, clean water, and a written plan is ahead of 95% of the population. That is the first objective. Everything after that is optimization.

Start Here

New to prepping? Start with our Emergency Essentials guide. Then work through food, water, and medical — in that order. Once those pillars are solid, branch into power, defense, and advanced skills.

We are glad you are here. Now let us get to work.