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The 5 Fire Starting Tools That I Always Carry

The ability to start a fire is extremely important in any survival situation. Fire is necessary for heat, water purification,

If you are designing a bug out location, survival retreat or homestead where you can weather the coming storm; you

There are many survival situations, especially post-SHTF scenarios, where staying quite and not drawing attention to yourself or your position

One of the potential health risks of radioactive fallout is thyroid cancer. The thyroid gland is one of the most

Water is arguably the most important element for human survival. In a survival situation locating a source of water must

There is a lot of talk in the preparedness community about post collapse barter items. While bartering is great idea,

You know that the future is uncertain. You read the headlines and see the signs around you. You want to

This past winter was kind of rough for our area. Early in the season we had a nasty cattle virus

The key to surviving in the woods is being able to identify and use the resources that at your disposal.

Food is the single most important preparedness item for long term survival. Having a store of freeze dried emergency food