Survival Knowledge

Claude’s note: This is the forth part of article written by one of our most respected readers and opinion leader, Left...

Preserving a glut of fruit is easy compared with other foods – who doesn’t love jam? But there’s another delicious...

Life was very different 100 years ago. If you think about it, the Model T Ford, the car that made...

Oils and fats have different storage times depending on the type of oil and storage conditions. Under normal storage conditions,...

Ahh, bread. There’s a reason that we, and by “we” I mean almost the entirety of the human race, have...

The Journey across the Atlantic to the New World has vastly changed over time. It was once a necessity to...

Having the right survival tools is an important part of survival. One of the major things that make mankind stand...

Claude's note: This is the third part of article written by one of our most respected readers and opinion leader,...

It may be difficult to comprehend, but in many states, harvesting rain water, whatever the method, is highly regulated. It...

Having broadcasted in the prepping market for 7 years and written in it for nearly 5 it is clear to...

As a neophyte in the prepping world you probably find that you have a lot to think about. For me...

Claude's note: This is the second part of article written by one of our most respected readers and opinion leader,...

Whether you’re storing food to save money, prepare for a major disaster or simply enjoy the art of food preservation,...

Types of ham radios Ham radio is a diverse hobby that includes a wide variety of interests, and it’s also...

What are the disaster recovery limits of the US government? What is the nation truly capable of recovering from? I...

A home-made wind turbine is a great addition to anyone’s home. It’s a simple build that also gives you electricity....

Seeds are an essential item for any long-term survival plan. Stockpiling food is a great idea and everyone should do...

Rainwater:  It's free, falls from the sky nearly everywhere, and is relatively pure. Without rainwater, lakes and streams and aquifers...

As we work to build up our food stores, the most important things I can put back are foods that...

Claude's Note: I decided to introduce a new section called Myth or Fact. We will confirm or debunk common survival...

Those of us who are part of the prepping and survival community tend to look down our noses at the...

Editor's note: This article was written by one of our most respected readers and opinion leader, Left Coast Chuck. I...

In the early days of prepping, nuclear war was the danger most people were concerned about. That’s easy to understand;...

Storing food is a big part of prepping. Even if you have the land and resources to grow your own...

As preppers we usually focus on practical steps that will give us a better chance of surviving whatever crisis comes...

Once upon a time, early American settlers who were willing to move west were given the opportunity to scoop up...

First off, you’re probably wondering what in the world portable soup is. It’s essentially a broth that has been dried...

To get the most out of an article about expiration I think we need to first discuss expiration. It’s a...

You’re ready to survive an EMP attack. Your well-stocked backyard root cellar is designed to double as a bunker if there’s...

I’ve always heard that “necessity is the mother of invention” but I also think of it as “the mother of...