By Jake Sepulveda Many disasters, whether Zombie related or not, come with contamination in the air. This can be in the form of air-borne diseases and other infectious agents, chemicals, defensive sprays, […]
DIY or Die Trying – soda bottle gas mask
Rice: An apocalypse staple
By Jake Sepulveda Storing bulk amounts of food for long-term use can be a tricky task… especially if you’re not sure what to hold on to. But white rice is a great […]
DIY face mask guide
By Chris Post In the midst of a global pandemic, face masks are a hot topic with local, state and national officials trying to find enough personal protective equipment for frontline workers. […]
Review: Spikes Tactical Thumper (M79)
By Blaise Uriarte The Basics: In the early part of the sixties, political turmoil in Southeast Asia spiked an escalation of US involvement in the civil war between North and South Vietnam. […]
Don’t go in the basement
By Jake Sepulveda While it might be a safe location during disasters like tornadoes, hurricanes and other major storms, basements often make better coffins that they do safe havens… especially during a […]
Woman steals truck to escape zombie attack
By Sevanny Campos Let it be known that claiming to escape from the zombie apocalypse is not a good excuse to give to police when being arrested. An Oklahoma woman is behind […]
Five martial arts perfect for the apocalypse
By M.L. Lewis Every prepper has one dedicated weapon of choice they plan to use once herds of the undead begin to roam the countryside. Whether you’re a melee or firearms person, […]
Duct tape: An essential survival tool
By Jake Sepulveda When it comes to preparedness and survival, the importance of duct tape and other similar fasteners and materials cannot be overlooked. Cost-effective, readily available, relatively lightweight, and incredibly versatile; […]
Five Reasons Every Team Should Have a Redneck
By M.L. Lewis Many people identify as being a redneck. It is a popular term in the rural and Southern regions of the United States. When we say “Redneck” we usually think […]
