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EMP Myths vs. Reality | Episode 540
emp EMP Myths vs. Reality | Episode 540 Hey, it’s James from SurvivalPunk.com, and today we’re talking about one of the most hyped and misunderstood topics in the prepping world — EMPs: Myth vs. Reality. We’ve all seen it — the bright flash in every apocalypse movie, every car dying on the highway, planes…
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DIY Rodent Bait – Only 3 Ingredients
I always appreciate homemade alternatives, though they don’t always work well. But according to this guy (he’s a pest removal expert), this idea works great! It uses primarily two parts baking soda and one part cornbread mix. For mice, add a bit of syrup or honey and some cocoa powder for sweetness; for rats, add…
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Shelf Life Secrets — Food That Lasts Decades | Episode 539
shelf life Shelf Life Secrets — Food That Lasts Decades | Episode 539 Hey, it’s James from SurvivalPunk.com, and this morning we’re diving into one of my favorite prepper topics: food that lasts for decades. Not the trendy freeze-dried stuff or overpriced buckets — I’m talking about the staples you can buy cheap, store…
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How to Make DIY Waterproof Firestarters
Estimated reading time: 5 minutes If you like to go camping, you know there are few things more frustrating than trying to get a fire going with damp tinder and cold hands. A good firestarter is can be the difference between comfort and misery. And while you could buy firestarters such as WetFire tinder, you’ll…
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How to Survive a Killer Bee Attack: Avoidance, Escape, and First Aid
Killer bees may look just like ordinary honey makers, but their behavior is far more aggressive. They’re often dubbed as Africanized honey bees, a hybrid strain that defends its hive with extreme speed and attacks in large numbers. They first appeared in the United States after African and European honey bees were bred together in…
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How to Survive a Bear Encounter: Wilderness Safety and Exit Strategies
Most hikers may be prepared for bad weather or a twisted ankle, but only a few will know what to do if a bear appears on the trail. Many assume they’ll never see one, yet black bears reside in more than 30 U.S. states, mostly in forested parks and mountain regions. Wildlife agencies also record dozens…
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Results After 7 Years With a Pop Can Solar Heater
You know what surprised me the most about the video below? That he spent hundreds of dollars to make it! The entire point in these is to use scrap materials so the costs are minimal. And while he doesn’t tell us what he spent the money on, which you can find in the video description,…
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Build Real Strength | Episode 538
strength Build Real Strength | Episode 538 Hey, it’s James from SurvivalPunk.com — back with another cold morning episode at 51 degrees, talking about something every prepper should care about but too many ignore: strength. Not the motivational poster kind — I’m talking real, measurable, physical strength. The ability to pick up heavy things,…
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Testing Your Bug Out Bag – Would Yours Survive the First 48 Hours?
So you have spent your hard earned money, and your valuable time getting prepared. You have read all the articles and made the perfect bug out bag. Now what? You can sit the bag in your vehicle, or home and just wait till SHTF so you can bug out. I asked my self-everyday with my…
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DIY or Buy? The Prepper’s Dilemma | Episode 537
Diy or Buy DIY or Buy? The Prepper’s Dilemma | Episode 537 Hey, it’s James from SurvivalPunk.com. It’s a crisp 51-degree November morning — and yes, I’m still coughing up half a gallon of crud — but the show must go on. Today’s topic? One every prepper wrestles with sooner or later: When to…