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Beyond The Basics-Preparing For Disaster
The goal in all our planning and preparing for disaster, is to have the least amount of hardships and changes to our lifestyle as possible should a disaster actually happen. Prepping is like insurance. We hope nothing bad will ever happen, but we buy insurance to limit the hardships our family could face if the unexpected happens. There are thousands of things we can do as preppers when we talk about preparing for emergencies and disasters. So let’s get started. Cover The Essentials First There are 4 areas we must make sure we have covered first just to make sure
Fortify Your Home For Disaster
Your home is your fortress, usually the best place to be during times of disaster. Most of our prepping energy goes into preparing our home for any emergencies or disasters.
Prepper Essentials
To prepare for a disaster, we must supply these 4 basic needs to stay alive: Air, Shelter, Water and Food. These essential requirements are often referred to as the Survival
How To Start Prepping
We know we want to protect and prepare our families from any emergencies and disasters that may occur, but where so we start? When you think about all the
How To Prepare For A Disaster On A Budget
Prepping For A Disaster Doesn’t Have To Break The Bank! Prepping for a disaster does not have to be complicated or expensive. Sure, there are lots of things you can
Food For Disaster
When talking about storing food for an emergency or disaster, we have many areas to consider: How much food to stock for disaster? What foods to store for a disaster?
Survival Knife Review- Ontario RAT II
When looking for a great EDC (every day carry) knife, the Ontario RAT II is a great option to consider at a very economical price point. Let me give a few
Water For Survival
Having stored water and knowing how to purify water during a time of disaster is an extremely important skill to have for survival. Here’s Why: The human body loses
Fire For Survival
Fire can be extremely important for survival. It can be used for warmth and protection, boiling water for purification and cooking as examples. Building a fire sounds so simple.
Shelter
Shelter: The second rule in the Survival Rules of 3- “You have only about 3 Hours to live Without Shelter For Survival in a harsh environment.” This simply means protecting you,