Month: March 2013

Bugging-out in a Small Country by Mick McNulty My approach to survivalism has to be a little bit different for two main reasons, either of which may affect other people who would like to prepare […]

by SD I’m not the foremost expert in this area, but I am the type of person that researches and reads a lot of information to educate myself and learn new things. This subject was […]

 Disposal of Human Corpses Part Two  by Harry See Part One HERE. What happens when the rule of law leaves town and you are forced to deal with this issue without the assistance of a […]

Alright folks – in an attempt to deal with some ongoing technical issues I will be making some significant changes this weekend. Wanted to give everyone a heads up. – Rourke

Disposal of Human Corpses Part One  by Harry   The radio next to Brandon’s sleeping bag squawked bringing him instantly awake.  He heard his oldest son, “Dad, Dad, we have visitors, lots of them, and […]

Fast Food Store Bargain Hunter by Jennifer S. in Sparks   There will be different opinions on the morality of this article once it has been read and I will accept that.  Some people will consider […]

“You Can’t Take It With You”   If you care about your own survival and your family’s welfare then the only rational solution is to be prepared and capable of providing for your own defense. […]

Rod Davidson is a family man and survivalist. For over a decade he has been preparing and protecting his family for when a crisis hits.  And he would like to share his knowledge with you […]

Bug-Out Electronics Kit: What’s In It? by Stacey Thompson   In dire emergency situations, one still has to contend with electricity, or the lack of it in some cases. Basic bug-out bag essentials not considered, […]

How to find a Preparedness/Survival Group   A lot of people would like to be part of a “Group” but don’t know how to find like minded people. This article will attempt to give you […]

…On protocols It’s day six of the collapse. The golden hoard from the city has yet to arrive. One of the city dwellers that arrived two days ago is tasked with burning trash. Sparks have […]

Victory Gardens by Bugbite   During WW I and WW II, Americans grew Victory Gardens to help support the war effort. With the country at war, resources of all kinds were being diverted to support […]

Emergency Food Supplies and Young People by Simon Fowler There is a lot of talk about storing food for a long period of time, but there is still the question of whether family members, especially […]