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03/06/2020 / By Zoey Sky

Why you should prepare immediately rather than “when SHTF”

Being unprepared can get you in big trouble (or worse) when SHTF. Preppers know this, which is why they set up their preps ahead of time, not after receiving warnings about a disaster that’s about to hit their area. (h/t to TheModernSurvivalist.com) Don’t get used to waiting for an official announcement that a disaster will strike […]

12/26/2019 / By Zoey Sky

How to turn your shed into a bug-out hut before SHTF

Redundancy and options are an essential part of prepping, especially in bug-in or bug-out plans. (h/t to EDThatMatters.com) Depending on the size of your family and where you live, you’ll have different prepping needs. Your budget is another crucial factor for your prepping redundancies and options. After all, not everyone can afford a secure bug-out location. But […]

12/09/2019 / By Zoey Sky

Items, skills and reference materials: How to find prepping resources within your community

Savvy preppers know that one must always take advantage of resources in your community. If you know where to look, you won’t have to spend much to learn new skills or acquire gear and supplies at garage sales or the library. (h/t to SurvivalBlog.com) Most of the time, prepper resources within your community won’t be advertised […]

11/06/2019 / By Zoey Sky

Save money on your preps by looking for these 13 items at thrift stores

Preppers are patient, resourceful, and thrifty. If you don’t mind walking a bit, visit thrift stores to find cheaper prepping gear with only a bit of wear and tear. If you’re not sure what to look for, here are 13 useful items that you can buy at thrift stores. (h/t to AskAPrepper.com) Extra backpacks Buy extra […]

10/31/2019 / By Darnel Fernandez

Last prepper standing: How to turn your basement into a survival bunker

America has recently seen a decline in basement popularity, with only 28 percent of new homes being built with a basement. This is in contrast to the 56 percent constructed on slab foundations. With the growing number of threats, it isn’t enough to just store all the essentials in the basement and hope for the […]

10/25/2019 / By Arsenio Toledo

10 Ugly truths about long-term power outages and how to deal with them

Perhaps you have already experienced short blackouts and have prepared for them – but what about a power outage that lasts for weeks or even months? It’s important to understand what a long-term blackout entails in order to fully prepare for it. Here are 10 things to note about a long-term power outage. (h/t to […]

10/22/2019 / By Zoey Sky

Prep like a pro and address these 5 common prepping obstacles

Prepping is a challenging way of life, but this hasn’t stopped countless preppers from cultivating home gardens or learning survival skills that will help them stay alive when SHTF. (h/t to SurvivalSullivan.com) People don’t become preppers by owning large properties and a one-year food supply, although these things do help. You become a prepper by learning […]

10/16/2019 / By Arsenio Toledo

Displacement planning tips for preppers: Securing supplies, safety guidelines and communications

If you’ve been forced to displace and seek shelter far from your home, you need to get to your destination before your supplies run out all the while ensuring your safety. This is by no means an easy task, but with some proper training and preparation, it can be easier to get through. (h/t to SurvivalBlog.com) […]

10/13/2019 / By Darnel Fernandez

Surviving in a post-EMP world

Decades of innovation and technological advancement have led to a society that relies heavily on electronic gadgets. These electronics play a role in almost every aspect of human life and are vital to the survival of some individuals. Now, imagine all of that technology disappearing in the blink of an eye. That is what would happen if an […]

10/01/2019 / By Zoey Sky

Words of wisdom: 12 Important life lessons for preppers and non-preppers

Prepping isn’t always about doom and gloom. This beneficial lifestyle also teaches important lessons that apply to both preppers and non-preppers, such as the importance of adaptability and self-sufficiency. (h/t to TimGamble.com) Take responsibility for your own life Preppers value their independence. Being self-reliant teaches you to be responsible for various aspects of your life, […]

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