By Jake Sepulveda Whether you’re fixing a hole in the ceiling so the rain doesn’t get in, boarding up the doors and windows to protect from a Zombie apocalypse, need some basic […]
Wooden pallets: A material goldmine
Lights out for survival safety
By Jake Sepulveda You are not a lighthouse, so stop pretending to be. With the possibility of an unknown number of Zombies and/or bandits roaming the streets and countryside after a Zombie […]
Colt Single Action Army Model 1873
By Blaise Uriarte The Basics: The “peacemaker”, “hog leg”, “gun that one the west”. No firearm in history is as ubiquitous and iconic as the Colt model 1873 Single Action Army. Designed […]
Secure your safehouse
By Jake Sepulveda Though it doesn’t guarantee that they won’t eventually get it, properly securing your doors and windows can go a long way to making sure your safe from Zombie and […]
Five must-have first aid kit essentials
By M.L. Lewis Accidents are a fact of life. 60,000 people will be admitted to the hospital this year just for cuts. If the cut is severe enough your body can suffer […]
How to find, collect and treat water
By Jake Sepulveda In times of emergency such as a Zombie Outbreak or major earthquake, local water sources may become tainted, unavailable, or inaccessible. City waterworks may be damaged and stop pumping […]
You can’t remember everything, so write it down
By Jake Sepulveda There is bound to be a lot on your mind during a Zombie outbreak or other major disaster. From bug out locations, to supply checklists, inventory sheets, general notes, […]
Ten fictional characters to have on your zombie apocalypse team
By M.L. Lewis Your team could be a matter of life or being Life Cereal to a zombie. You want the best to survive this apocalypse and need a diverse team of […]
Lighten your load
By Jake Sepulveda Many individuals make the mistake of over-packing their Bug Out Bags or E-kits. This weighs them down, increases the energy it takes to travel, and greatly reduces the ability […]
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