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View through crosshairs of a suburban home at night during a storm, illustrating home defense threats.

March 5, 2025/

It’s three in the morning when you suddenly wake up. You have a gut feeling that something is wrong. Then you hear it: your back door, which you were positive you had locked firmly, opening slowly with a slight creak. Your well-thought-out home defense just failed, and you realize it as your heart quickens and your veins fill with adrenaline. Perhaps your camera system malfunctioned or your alarm failed to sound. Whatever...

Tactical operative in camouflage gear using a communication device in a survival scenario, demonstrating Special Forces Survival Techniques in the field.

February 24, 2025/

A fully stocked pantry and the best survival gear on the market won’t mean a thing if you don’t have the skills to stay ahead of danger. Too many preppers focus on what they have instead of what they can do. When a crisis spirals out of control, resources run out, and chaos takes over, survival isn’t about gadgets, it’s about your ability to outthink, outmove, and outlast every threat in your...

A close-up of two people working in the soil, one using a hoe and the other tending to a young plant, symbolizing traditional farming and self-sufficiency.

February 15, 2025/

Thanks to the modern world, food preservation is effortless. We have packaged products with preservatives that last for years on the shelf, as well as freezers and refrigerators. However, what occurs if such comforts are no longer accessible? Supermarkets and instantaneous power were not available to our great-grandparents. Instead, they developed long-forgotten survival food preservation methods that enabled them to preserve food for months or even years in the absence of contemporary...

Close-up of hands using a flint and steel to start a fire on a bed of small twigs, demonstrating a key survival skill.

January 26, 2025/

Survival frequently depends on your knowledge and readiness to respond when the unexpected occurs. For many Americans, being able to survive a catastrophe is about defending themselves and their loved ones in times of need, not just about having fun. The fact is, you don’t get a heads-up from emergencies. The capacity to remain composed and rely on practical abilities can be the difference between life and death in natural disasters, power...

Icy doorbell covered in frost during a harsh winter, symbolizing the challenges of winter power outages and the need for preparedness.

January 20, 2025/

Winter power outages are becoming increasingly prevalent and are no longer just a minor inconvenience. Between violent storms, aged infrastructure, and increased energy demands, the possibility of losing power during the coldest months cannot be overlooked. A blackout in the summer is an inconvenience for many people, but it may be deadly in the winter. Subzero temperatures are unconcerned with your comfort or preparedness, and without electricity, staying warm and safe becomes...

Mobile phone displaying 'No Signal' screen held by a woman in a forest, representing communication failure in emergencies.

December 30, 2024/

In the modern world, maintaining a connection is essential rather than merely convenient. From social media to cell phones, our dependence on technology for communication has become so great that most of us find it impossible to picture our lives without it. However, what occurs if the instruments we rely on abruptly malfunction? Imagine a cyberattack that disrupts internet access, a hurricane that destroys cell towers, or a massive power outage that...

A masked individual wearing dark clothing and gloves standing at the entrance of a home, holding a bag, symbolizing looting behavior.

December 30, 2024/

Communities frequently face a breakdown in order following calamities, leaving homes and businesses open to looters. More than just theft, looting is a planned act that takes advantage of the turmoil that occurs during calamities. To protect themselves and their communities, individuals must be able to identify the behavior of looters, who feed on instability whether driven by desperation or greed.  It’s not always easy to identify looters. They frequently use deceptive...

Person inspecting canned goods and organizing an emergency food storage stockpile with a clipboard, highlighting proper prepping practices.

December 28, 2024/

Stockpiling food is considered a badge of honor in the preparing community. You’ve spent time, energy, and money gathering what you’ll need to get through the storm, so be sure your family will be cared for. But what if your stash isn’t as dependable as you thought?  Having a stockpile is important, but so is having one that functions when you need it most. Little mistakes, such as defective supplies or inadequate...

A person wearing an orange jacket touching green ferns in a dense forest, symbolizing connection with nature and exploration.

December 22, 2024/

Boiling water makes it perfectly safe to drink, according to a hiker stuck in the middle of nowhere. When they come to a murky creek, they immediately boil and consume the water over a fire the boiling failed to remove. Days later, the toxins and contaminants that the boiling failed to remove have left them seriously unwell. Such myths are not innocuous misunderstandings; they can result in potentially fatal errors.  Myths about...

Blue water storage jugs in a cool, shaded area, illustrating safe and secure water storage for emergency preparedness.

December 4, 2024/

Water is life. Water is the most important resource in any survival scenario. Without it, you only have three days left until serious dehydration sets in, and that’s under perfect circumstances. Most individuals are aware of the significance of water. However, it’s frequently forgotten how easily things may go wrong if your water supply isn’t stored correctly.  The truth is, that even little mistakes in water storage can have serious effects. Improper...

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