Skills
Prepper Emergency Communications: Radios, CB, Satellite
Your options for staying in touch when phones and internet fail, from CB and handheld radios to emergency radios and signaling tools for rescue.
All Field Guides
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Shelter & Power
Emergency Lighting
Is this not the case? How many times has this happened to you? Everything packed, you remembered all that you need. A certain welling of pride fills your ego at how well you’ve planned. Yet not until the day fades do you realize what was forgotten, was what was needed the most at that particular ...
Shelter & Power
Solar Power For Preppers
Why Solar? The fastest growing and increasingly affordable alternative source in recent years is solar power, energy production through roof-mounted photovoltaic systems. And why wouldn’t it? Solar energy is clean, free and available for personal use on virtually any given day. Almost any disaste...
Health
Emergency Med Kits For Preppers
After a severe storm, earthquake, a large-scale disease outbreak, or even a terrorist attack, those same medical services will become quickly overwhelmed. You and your family will need to rely on yourselves for general medical care. One vital component for becoming self-reliant in such situations...
Gear
The USPreppers 72 Hour Bug-Out Bag Essentials
Hearing such news most people would scramble, grasping for anything of supposed value without thinking clearly about what is truly essential to survive until the disaster passes. A prepper, someone who thought about what to do ahead of time and prepared for such emergencies, would simply grab the...
Gear
Essential Survival Gear
From a well-fitted backpack and shelter to water filters, first aid, and a way to start a fire, a practical walk-through of the gear that keeps your family safe and fed when the grid goes down.
Food & Water
Types of Water Filters
Hazards of Contamination There is always a concern about providing clean drinking water for your family. Exploring the variety of survival filtration systems for your home is one step towards ensuring a safe water supply when sheltering in place is the best option. When emergencies occur and the ...
Food & Water
Family Water Storage Guide
It’s not easy putting a number to that question. Instead, think about how often you turn on the faucet in the kitchen to fill a pot for cooking, or how long do you stand under the shower trying to wake up each morning? How many times is the toilet flushed during a given day? Now, […]
Food & Water
Survival Cooking: How-To
Floods, tornadoes and earthquakes among many others disasters can disrupt power grids and water supplies over an entire region. Even a local gas line break or power failure would leave the appliances we rely on daily useless. Now if you and your family are avid preppers or campers this is no big ...
Food & Water
Freeze Dried MREs: How Freeze-Dried Food Compares to MREs
When it comes to longevity, canned and dehydrated foods are your best friends. But cans are heavy and bulky when it comes time to bug-out. And, no matter who you are, dried apples and bananas are tolerable for only so long, as far as your taste buds and digestive system are concerned. Eventually ...
Food & Water
Seed Saving
How To Seed Your Own “Seed Bank” The concept is nothing new. People have collected and stored their own seeds from a number of given sources for hundreds of years to continue productive crop lines, to prepare for crop failures, to even protecting against environmental calamity by way of large sca...
Food & Water
Dehydrated Food Benefits
Why dehydrated food earns a permanent spot in your emergency pantry, with a shelf life measured in decades and no cooking required.