In the aftermath of a disaster, getting back to our roots and learning how to do things ourselves could be critical. With supermarkets closed, learning to make our own products, clothes, candles, ladders and everything else could be the only way we could survive and thrive.
Below you’ll find lots of articles that show you step-by-step how to do various things…
Bic lighters are so cheap and reliable, everyone should have a lying around just in case. Whether you’re looking to have means to start a fire in an emergency, light up some candles at your cabin in the woods, or in your car in case of an emergency, Bic lighters are an item you should …
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Every single day we are bombarded by seemingly countless threats to our well-being by media and self-proclaimed experts. From catastrophic weather to increasing war and even the risk of nuclear war among major powers. There’s no doubt that the threat of catastrophe, be it natural or man-made, is very real and present in our lives. …
The discovery of rubber heralded a new era of invention and innovation. Human ingenuity would not confine itself to galvanized tires and rubber pipes. No, we would seek ways to use rubber to advance simple and practical tools to help us survive. Thus, the modern rubber slingshot was invented. This easy-to-make, easy-to-use weapon has the …
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You’ll need a well in order to be completely self-sufficient if you want to live in a place that is far from civilization. The process of digging a well is straightforward, but it’s not easy. Unfortunately, well excavation and installation is quite costly, with costs frequently exceeding $15,000 in the United States. Due to the …
How Much Does it Cost to Dig or Drill a Well by Myself? Read More »
Survival furniture might be a strange turn of phrase if you have never considered it before. Do you need furniture to survive? Is a certain kind of furniture suitable for survival purposes? What does it mean? And actually means a little bit of both. Just because you are in the middle of a long-term survival …
Gasoline storage is a big deal for preppers, since you’re going to need plenty of it to run both your vehicle, your generator if you have one, and all your gas-powered tools after commerce grinds to a halt and supply lines collapse in a SHTF situation. There is just one problem that crops up constantly …
Out of all the skills you might need to learn to survive, one of the most mundane and least interesting is how to properly move heavy objects, no matter the situation. I know it sounds funny on its surface: You stop by this website to learn cutting edge information about survival, self-defense, homesteading and so …
There are two types of charcoal you should learn how to make before the SHTF – cooking charcoal and activated charcoal. Sure, you can buy commercially manufactured versions of both kinds of charcoal, but doing so will cost a lot more money than making either for yourself. Unless you have an unlimited budget and copious …
Every prepper who has been getting ready for any length of time probably has a bug out bag, that one piece of survival gear that we all know and love. Furthermore any prepper who owns a BOB has probably been tinkering with it, adjusting it and filling it with all the many survival items that …
15 Types of Bug Out Bag Gear You Can Make Yourself Read More »
As anybody who is living far outside city limits knows, wells are an essential resource for securing your access to clean, copious water. Wells have been used for thousands and thousands of years for exactly that purpose and aside from a handful of differences, installation and the technology to operate them, they work on the …
Well Installation: How Much Will It Cost to Do It Yourself? Read More »
