By Jake Sepulveda With a wide variety of contents, a fair amount of liquids and wide availability, canned foods can be a great emergency food source for survivors from all types of […]
Prepper pro-tip: Beware of Botulism
Up, up and away to escape the undead
By Jake Sepulveda The ability to climb a chain link fence, hop a cinder-block wall, scale a set of stairs, or work your way up a ladder is one thing, but climbing […]
Review: Ithaca Model 37 Defender
By Blaise Uriarte The Basics: Ithaca Gun Company introduced this shotgun in 1937. It is an improved version of the Remington Model 17 a john browning design. The Ithaca model 37 is […]
Foods to avoid when prepping for the apocalypse
By M.L. Lewis Food is the second most important part of your disaster preparedness plan. The average person can only live three weeks without it. Many people have at least three days […]
Don’t forget to take your vitamins
By Jake Sepulveda Getting enough vitamins and minerals to remain healthy can be difficult during times of economic collapse or in the aftermath of a disaster like a large scale Zombie outbreak, […]
Five Dollar Store items for your prepping needs
By M.L. Lewis The dollar store is an amazing place for the beginning prepper. The aisles are filled with amazing, cheap products, and everything is only a dollar. These are good places […]
Five things you should not buy at the Dollar Store
By M.L. Lewis Dollar stores are wonderful places for those prepping on a budget but don’t be fooled by those low prices. Some things are good buys, while many others need to […]
Eye spy: Stay on the look out
By Jake Sepulveda “He could hear the horde approaching from all sides, stumbling step by step with broken and battered limbs. They numbered in the hundreds… if only he had seen them […]
Coffee: Nature’s energy boost
By Jake Sepulveda Disasters often leave survivors physically and mentally exhausted. This can lead to restless nights and rough mornings as you try to get going again to face the day. And […]
