Category: Survival

Learn how to smoke fish without a smoker, cook a fresh catch over fire, and brine and sun-dry fish so it keeps safely when there is no refrigerator at hand.

Learn why passive fishing methods like set lines, trotlines, nets, and traps make fishing one of the most efficient wild-food sources for self-reliant households.

Learn how to find worms, catch crawfish and minnows, gather insects and grubs, and keep bait alive so every hook and trap in your fishing kit stays baited.

Surveillance movies ranked for preppers: what Enemy of the State, Minority Report and 1984 got right about privacy and data, plus family movie night tips.

In the world of preppers and survivalists, the term SHTF is frequently used. SHTF stands for “Shit Hits The Fan,” and it refers to unexpected and chaotic situations that disrupt society’s functioning.

I recently read an interesting forum discussion about whether preppers should charge their neighbors for survival supplies during an emergency. The original question involved people who had spent their own money preparing, only to have unprepared neighbors show up wanting water, food, electricity, or other supplies when disaster struck. Some people argued that charging for…

A bug out bag holds what one person needs for 72 hours on the move. Learn what to pack, when to leave, and when staying home is the safer choice.

Volcano movies ranked by Prepper Score, from crater-edge documentaries to Hollywood hits, each with one practical lesson on ash, lahars and getting out alive.

Estimated reading time: 8 minutes When you first get into prepping, the advice is pretty much always the same. Stock up on food. Buy a water filter. Learn how to start a fire. And that’s all good advice. You should absolutely do those things. But here’s the thing. Once you’ve been at this for a…

Prepare for power outages with emergency supplies, alternative lighting sources, and advanced measures like solar energy and communication plans.