by iZjn01kH85 | Jan 22, 2021 | ad-ros, Gear
There you are, in the team room with the unit. As the new guy, you stand, while others sit. You wait for your team leader to give you instructions. Keeping to yourself, you read your Ranger Handbook for the 12th time since you stood on that parade field receiving the...
by iZjn01kH85 | Jan 15, 2021 | Camping, Cooking, Do It Yourself, Featured
Campfire cooking can be a soothing activity to do in the middle of the wilderness. You can appreciate nature and enjoy the company of friends while preparing meals. Here are the essential things you need to know to make your campfire cooking easier. RELATED: 21 Savory...
by iZjn01kH85 | Jan 14, 2021 | ad-ros, Preparation, Survival, What If?
Unfortunately, we live in an era where some groups who claim to be warriors for tolerance and justice show their true colors by being intolerant toward anyone who isn’t completely accepting of their rhetoric and actions. You might just be enjoying a dinner out with...
by iZjn01kH85 | Jan 9, 2021 | ad-ros, ccw, ccw insurance, Preparation
BANG, CRASH, BOOM! You live in a gated community in, let’s say, St. Louis, Missouri. You’re outside enjoying a Sunday family barbecue in the late afternoon, early evening. The crash is followed by a chant of sorts: “No justice, no peace!” This mantra is loudly...
by iZjn01kH85 | Jan 7, 2021 | Preparation
Arc’teryx Mantis 32 CAPACITY: 32 Liters (1,963 Cubic Inches) MSRP: $169 URL: www.arcteryx.com We’re fond of gear that looks commonplace in an urban setting but also excels in the backwoods or when SHTF. The Mantis 32 is one such pack. It works great as a commuter bag....
by iZjn01kH85 | Jan 6, 2021 | Featured, Natural Disasters, Preparedness
Many unexpected things can happen during your winter adventure, including disasters such as snow slides. Make sure you are prepared for these scenarios. Here are some tips you need to know on how to survive an avalanche! Related: Walking On Ice Safety Tips | Winter...
by iZjn01kH85 | Jan 5, 2021 | ad-ros, Gear, masks, Preparation
Before wearing “masks” was cool and going out in public without one was considered rebellious, there were plenty of professions that required protecting one’s lungs from the operating environment. While mask wearing used to suggest catastrophic disasters like...
by iZjn01kH85 | Jan 1, 2021 | ad-ros, ak47, firearms, Gear, Survival
There are a nearly infinite number of opinions on what makes the best weapon for the worst-case scenario. While it could be argued that the AR is one of the most common weapons owned by citizens in the United States, the AK platform has a not-unsubstantial following...
by iZjn01kH85 | Dec 31, 2020 | Personal Safety
There is a reason why the idiomatic expression walking on thin ice means being in danger. To walk on ice is quite dangerous. To prevent falling and slipping during the winter season, special attention is needed especially when walking on ice. Keep in mind these...
by iZjn01kH85 | Dec 30, 2020 | Preparation
James Madison once sagely conveyed, “If men were angels, no government would be necessary.” Had Madison ever driven a car on a gridlocked freeway he’d likely have concluded the same about the necessity of this article. Neither men nor women are angels. When behind the...
by iZjn01kH85 | Dec 29, 2020 | Foraging, Winter Survival
Surviving winter can be challenging, but with informed winter foraging tips, it’s possible to make it through the freezing weather in one peace. Learn how and where to find stock and how to prepare in this ultimate winter foraging guide. RELATED: How To Melt Snow For...
by iZjn01kH85 | Dec 29, 2020 | Preparation
Many of you will recognize this timeless quote. Its lesson is simple and profound: Every prepared individual should be acutely aware of his or her own strengths and weaknesses, as well as those of opponents. Self-awareness can be earned through training and feedback...
by iZjn01kH85 | Dec 24, 2020 | ad-ros, editor's letter, Preparation
I don’t know if any of us have been more ready for a year to be over than we are now. Unfortunately, all signs seem to indicate that the ripple effects of 2020’s various crises will spill over into at least the first quarter of next year. As I’ve said before, this...
by iZjn01kH85 | Dec 24, 2020 | ad-ros, Gear
In my job as a firefighter and rescue technician, there are times when I need to venture off the beaten path to suppress forest fires or rescue injured hikers. While my crew and I can certainly hike, carrying loads of 50 pounds, it’s faster, safer, and more efficient...
by iZjn01kH85 | Dec 19, 2020 | Survival Skills, Water
Don’t have enough drinking water to last your entire winter trip? Learning how to melt snow is an effective life hack you need to survive! Here are five ways you can turn that ice into a last minute beverage. Ice to Water: 5 Easy Ways on How to Melt Snow 1. Hot Water...
by iZjn01kH85 | Dec 19, 2020 | Christmas Survival, Featured, Tips
The holidays are upon, and we bet you are most likely looking for Christmas survival tips to help you come out of the festivities well-rested and having had fun responsibly. Check out this roundup of the most practical Christmas survival tips. RELATED: Survival Gift...
by iZjn01kH85 | Dec 18, 2020 | Health, Preparedness, U.S. Government
With the approaching holidays, it pays to know what the Coronavirus state restrictions are for your state, or for any other area you plan to visit. Knowing in advance what you can or can’t do can’t help you save time and effort in planning for the holidays. Despite...
by iZjn01kH85 | Dec 18, 2020 | ad-ros, first aid, Gear, Pocket Preps, Survival
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) is now being taught in schools and offered readily in even the most rural areas. Most people don’t have an issue doing chest compressions; however, when it came to mouth-to-mouth breathing, that was always going to be “somebody...
by iZjn01kH85 | Dec 17, 2020 | ad-ros, Preparation, training
From the time I was a young soldier, I was determined to master my craft — especially shooting. I spent countless hours of my own time shooting, dry-firing, and researching in my quest to get better. And I did get better. I became a good enough shooter to more than...
by iZjn01kH85 | Dec 16, 2020 | Featured, Homemade Survival Equipment, Winter Survival
Extremely cold weather can make locks freeze, which can force you to spend so much time outside your houses or cars trying to thaw frozen locks. RELATED: Deicer Products At Home To Survive The Freezing Weather Open Those Frozen Locks With These 7 Easy-to-Find Items 1....
by iZjn01kH85 | Dec 15, 2020 | Do It Yourself, Featured, Winter Survival
Out for a snowy adventure but don’t have a place to sleep in during the cold winter evenings? A quinzee is the icy shelter you need to keep you warm all throughout the night. Here are some tips to help you build your cozy camping cave! Everything You Need To Know...
by iZjn01kH85 | Dec 11, 2020 | Prepper Supplies, Survival Gear
Looking for a perfect survival gift for a survivalist in your life? Check out our list of Christmas gifts for preppers! RELATED: 37 Best Gifts for Bearded Men Who Have Everything Survival Gift Ideas This Christmas I don’t know about you guys, but it’s hard for me to...
by iZjn01kH85 | Dec 11, 2020 | ad-ros, money, Preparation
Americans face challenging financial times as the coronavirus pandemic continues to wreak havoc on the economy. The definition of how society and the economy works is changing as companies shift to increased reliance on telecommuting. A significant fraction of the...
by iZjn01kH85 | Dec 9, 2020 | Do It Yourself, Featured, Winter Survival
Winter is around the corner and with the temperature dropping, we need to battle frozen glasses or driveways with a homemade deicer. The good news is most of these items are easily available in your kitchen. Related: Winter Driving Tips to Keep You Safe | Emergency...
by iZjn01kH85 | Dec 9, 2020 | ad-ros, Book, DIY, Transportation, travel
Premise: Initially living a sedentary life in the United States, Greg Ellifritz got the travel bug late in life and couldn’t get enough of it. When he isn’t working in law enforcement or teaching self-defense skills, he’s racking up new globe-trotting experiences. His...
by iZjn01kH85 | Dec 8, 2020 | Camping, Featured, Survival Gear
Prepare for your next adventure and enjoy the perks of winter camping. Turn your frosty quest into a fun and warm journey with these 10 essential winter camping gear. RELATED: Camping Gears | Camp Like A Genius With These 25 Additions 10 Must-Have Winter Camping Gear...
by iZjn01kH85 | Dec 4, 2020 | ad-ros, Gear
Walls Outdoor Goods | Angus Worn-In Stretch Light Work Jacket SIZING: Medium through XXL MSRP: $90 URL: www.walls.com With the temperature dropping in most of the Northern Hemisphere, it’s time to keep an outer layer nearby. Aside from its unnecessarily long and...
by iZjn01kH85 | Dec 4, 2020 | ad-ros, DIY, Fitness, Health, Preparation, Survival
Imagine, if you will, there’s an outbreak of a virus threatening the lives of millions of people, and the only way to stop the spread is to stay indoors and not interact with the general public. “Stay in your homes,” we’re told. Well, not being able to leave your home...
by iZjn01kH85 | Dec 3, 2020 | Personal Safety, Survival Skills
As winter comes upon the country, it’s vital to you and your family’s safety that you are prepared with the proper equipment and kits to be ready for driving and emergencies. Take note of these winter driving tips for your survival. Related:Winter Car Maintenance Tips...
by iZjn01kH85 | Dec 3, 2020 | Camping, Fishing, Hunting, & Trapping, Personal Safety, Preparedness, Survival Skills, Water
Knowing how to spot non-potable water is one of the many skills we need to master to ensure that our outdoor activities will not turn out a disaster. Heading to the great outdoors is an excellent way to de-stress and detach from the hustle and bustle of life. However,...
by iZjn01kH85 | Dec 2, 2020 | deter raccoons, DIY repellent, Do It Yourself, Featured, Featured Articles, Food Preservation, Gardening, Homesteading, raccoon repellent
Wondering how to get rid of raccoons? Raccoons may look cute and even pitiful at times, but they do pose a threat. By being potential rabies virus-carriers, they are a danger to you, your family, and your pets. These raccoon deterrents will help keep these pesky...
by iZjn01kH85 | Dec 2, 2020 | Camping, Do It Yourself, Featured, Featured Articles, Preparedness, Self Sufficiency, Water, Water Purification
The nature of emergencies is exactly that: we never know it until we’re in one. This is why it’s crucial that we stock up on life skills, so we can come in prepared in the face of unexpected moments. In the great outdoors, knowing where to find potable water may just...
by iZjn01kH85 | Nov 26, 2020 | ad-ros, Gear, pelican, Preparation, storage
My introduction to Pelican cases came decades ago when I first started doing rescue work. I was arriving to a training class and spotted a pile of black, hard-sided boxes sitting outside, but there was a problem — it was starting to rain. Thinking that whatever was...
by iZjn01kH85 | Nov 25, 2020 | Emerging Threats, Personal Safety, Practical Prepper, Preparedness, Prepper Supplies
How prepared are you on the road during this holiday season? Make sure you have car emergency kit essentials in tow so you’re always well-prepared wherever you go! 7 Important Things to Have in Your Car Emergency Kit for the winter holiday season. We spend a lot of...
by iZjn01kH85 | Nov 25, 2020 | ad-ros, Bug-Out, Transportation, Vehicle
While I was writing this article, strong Santa Ana winds had caused catastrophic fires in several regions of California. In the name of public safety, Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) — California’s largest utility company — intentionally shut down power to...
by iZjn01kH85 | Nov 20, 2020 | Self Sufficiency, Survival Skills
Whether you’re a prepper or not, learn these urban survival skills now and increase your odds of survival, today or in the future! In this article: Open a Can Barehanded Cook the Old-Fashioned Way Survive a Fight Tampon Hacks for Urban Survival Unexpected Urban...
by iZjn01kH85 | Nov 20, 2020 | ad-ros, Gear, Medical, Preparation, Survival
As you cruise along the highway listening to your favorite podcast, you watch in disbelief and horror as a car a few lengths in front of you swerves violently, knocking a biker clear across three lanes of traffic. You pull over immediately and feel that natural desire...
by iZjn01kH85 | Nov 19, 2020 | Featured, Preparedness, Prepper Supplies
How many aluminum foil survival uses do you know? Keep reading to find out the various uses of this unsung hero for emergency preparedness! Aluminum Foil Survival Uses and Hacks for Preppers A Great Survival Tool In a crisis, you make the most out of everything you...
by iZjn01kH85 | Nov 18, 2020 | Featured, Fishing, Hunting, & Trapping, Hunting
If you haven’t tried your hand at hunting, now might be the time to get involved. Check out our deer hunting for beginners tips below! Deer Hunting for Beginners: Time to Get Started Across the nation, men and women headed into the woods with rifles in hand to bag...
by iZjn01kH85 | Nov 18, 2020 | Do It Yourself, Family, Featured, Food Preservation, Health, Medical Care, Personal Safety, Practical Prepper, Preparedness, Self Sufficiency
We’ve almost reached the end of the year and still, the coronavirus pandemic remains. No one is still safe from it. In fact, a number of countries are facing lockdown 2.0. Will America follow suit? What Will Happen in Lockdown 2.0? Lockdown 2.0 is already happening in...
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