The Essentials Minnesota Knife Law Overview Minnesota is study in contrasts for knife ownership, being both by and large highly lenient and permissive of knife carry and ownership (except switchblades), and also possessing some of the wordiest, lengthiest and least specific laws regarding what is and is not legal in regards to carry and possession. […]
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Mississippi: Fast Facts on Trespassing Mississippi Trespassing Law Overview Mississippi is a state with generally well-organized and easy-to-follow laws on trespassing. Most specific situations are covered in their own separate sections, easy to reference and easy to understand. Of note, is that a few specific kinds of trespassing will result in felony charges complete with
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You won’t have to travel far in prepping and self-defense circles both on and off the internet before you hear someone harping about the importance of situational awareness. Situational awareness they will say, correctly, is a foundational element to staying safe from a variety of threats, human-caused or otherwise. But if you are new to
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Preppers spend much of their time and energy getting ready for and wondering what kind of event will befall the world that will see them put that preparation and their hard-earned skills to use. The rest of the time they think and puzzle over all the many things that could go wrong, and how they
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Delaware: Fast Facts on Trespassing Delaware Trespassing Law Overview Delaware is a state with fairly straightforward laws on trespassing, and just a couple of exceptions. They make room in a special statute for trespassing with the purposes of peeping or peering into someone’s house, AKA being a Peeping Tom, and also reserve the harshest penalty
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Wyoming: Fast Facts on Trespassing Wyoming Trespassing Law Overview Relevant Wyoming State Statutes You always want to begin any review of the law with the pertinent definitions. In Wyoming’s case, the chapter containing the statutes relevant to trespassing has its own section of definitions that covers all sections in the chapter. I have omitted any
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Everybody knows what an earthquake is, but very few know how devastating and how widespread the effects of an earthquake can be. While they are far more common in some regions than others earthquakes can occur anywhere. If you are lucky, you might get a little bit of advance warning in the form of tremors
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The Essentials New Mexico Knife Law Overview New Mexico is frankly a pretty mixed bag state for knife carry as far as “free” states go: prohibited types of knives, restricted concealed carry, flimsy or technically non-existent legal protection with the current statutes concerning concealed carry, and what language there is extremely far-reaching in its portent,
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Michigan: Fast Facts on Trespassing Michigan Trespassing Law Overview Michigan is a generally reasonable state when it comes to trespassing with some easy to understand and easy to follow laws, though their trespassing laws are spread out across several sections in the state statutes. That being said, it contains very little in the way of
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Communications are an essential part of any disaster plan. Certainly for anyone, and especially for preppers, getting in touch with the people you are responsible for and the people you care about in the aftermath of a disaster will be critical for ensuring a good outcome. No one that I know would leave anyone they
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