Family Preparedness in a Small Space
During these times of high inflation, it makes sense to stock up on basic foods and build a stockpile. If you have a food sealer with a Mason jar attachment, you can easily store a variety of foods.
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A lot of prepper stock up on canned meat while they are on sale. I just heard about a recall of a popular product: canned roast beef with gravy.
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We’ve had a few articles regarding the recent shortages and of course we hope these shortages are only short-term. But I’ve been reading recently that the problems are even worse than originally thought.
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Over the last few months, I have shared my challenges of recovering from lung damage due to COVID-19 pneumonia. Today, I’d like to share the good news – I no longer need supplemental oxygen!
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A major emergency food company, Augason Farms is shutting down for 90 days because they are unable to meet orders.
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We’ve been writing about shortages since this past summer, hoping that the supply chain would soon improve. But the situation does not appear to be getting any better. Now is the time to prepare.
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by Dan Vale When preppers think about physical fitness, they sometimes consider only a few of the many physical challenges that they might face during a disaster. Also, however, they
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If you were searching for food outdoors would you be able to identify edible plants? Here are common ones we have all seen but may not realize the parts that are edible.
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I had not thought about using crossbows for defense in the past. But I got to thinking there are many people who have limited or no access to firearms and therefore may be considering the crossbow as an option. I decided now would be a great opportunity to try one out.
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Author: Marcus Pickett With a little creativity and organization, you can have all the comforts and functionality of a single-family detached home in a modestly sized apartment. Too often, emergency
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