Survival - Apartment Prepper

Prepare to Help Your Community in an Emergency

January 5, 2017 aptprepper Disaster Preparedness, Emergency Preparedness, Self-Reliance, Survival Skills

This post is by Bernie Carr, apartmentprepper.com There have been several large disasters in recent memory – Hurricane Katrina, Hurricane Sandy, the 2016 Louisiana floods, tornadoes, ice storms, where hundreds

Feeling More Urgency to Prepare?

October 17, 2016 aptprepper Emergency Preparedness, Survival

This post is by Bernie Carr, apartmentprepper.com It seems that there has been no shortage of bad news in the recent weeks, and things are sounding more and more worrisome.

Basic Survival Gear for Long Term Treks

October 13, 2016 aptprepper Bug Out Bag, Emergency Preparedness, Survival

By Jack Neely, The Tactical Guru. As a hiker, outdoorsman or a survivalist enthusiast, you’re basically as safe as your survival gear. The same way a fisherman cannot go fishing

Are you Ready for a Hurricane?

October 6, 2016 aptprepper Apartment Living, Emergency Preparedness, Hurricane season, Survival Skills

This post is by Bernie Carr, apartmentprepper.com Hurricane season began June 1st, and lasts until November 30th, with the peak between August and October. As long time readers know, I

12 Household Items that have First Aid Uses

July 5, 2016 aptprepper Apartment Living, Emergency Preparedness, First Aid, First Aid supplies

This post is by Bernie Carr, apartmentprepper.com In case of an injury, you should have a well stocked first aid kit. But in case you or someone you know gets

Why You Should Keep Tarp in Your Survival Kit

June 10, 2016 aptprepper Emergency Preparedness, Family Preparedness, Survival Gear

A few weeks ago, we took a day trip to a wilderness area for a picnic. There was no rain in the forecast that day, and there were no clouds in the sky when we set out. After an hour’s drive, we arrived and scoped out a spot by some trees. A couple of hours later, the clouds started coming in. Pretty soon the sky was dark and you could just feel a slight cool down in the temperature, which signifies rain. The wind came in and we knew we were about to have a downpour.