What good is a pantry full of canned goods without a can opener? If you’re like me, you forget the most obvious items, like charcoal when you head to the lake to camp and a can opener for your pantry. Do you know how to open a can without a … read more
Knives are an essential tool for any prepper and their every day carry gear, but you might not always have a knife sharpener on hand. So, you need to find other ways to sharpen knives, especially during a survival situation. If you have some of these objects lying around, you … read more
Martial law is one thing all preppers fear, and it can be a terrifying experience. America is facing times of social unrest that far surpasses historical unrest. Uncontrollable riots, social unrest, and more may lead to a call for Martial Law, no matter who presides over the nation. A massive … read more
We all hope that we never have to consider drinking urine as a last ditch effort to survive, but it’s a thought that may cross your mind. Whether you watched a show that made you wonder or are considering options to survive a disaster, you might wonder can you drink … read more
Shovels are indispensable in survival situations, but there’s no way you can pack a full-size shovel on the trail, in your bug out bag, or in your car. You need something compact enough to carry everywhere you go, dependable enough to thrive in harsh environments, and versatile enough to keep … read more
The cost to bulletproof a car depends on several variables, such as the type of vehicle and the level of protection that you desire. The general cost can range from $40,000 upwards of $100,000. In the state of the world, it’s no wonder that you might consider bulletproofing your vehicle. … read more
While nothing beats an axe at chopping wood, it’s tough to pack a full-size axe when you’re camping, backpacking, or surviving in the wild. Hatchets are a great compact alternative, but they’re pretty much limited to chopping wood and hammering in tent stakes around the campsite. Machetes are much more … read more
Preparing for the unknown is never an easy task. A crisis can happen at any time and it’s your job to know how to deal with it, no matter the circumstances. It requires a precise balance to achieve maximal preparedness with minimal product; some may even consider it an art. … read more
Finding a way to feed yourself and your family is of utmost importance when it comes to survival. While you can leave up to three weeks without food, that doesn’t mean it’s comfortable or the best choice. You need food to be comfortable and to have energy, otherwise, you’ll feel … read more
While most of us may have heard of the term VPN, most of us don’t know the exact meaning of this term. This article explains VPN and how it can help to you. What is VPN? VPN is the abbreviation of Virtual Private Network. In very simple terms, a VPN … read more
Survival gear doesn’t have to be large and difficult to carry around with you. Companies have portability in mind, and they’re working to create products that are micro-sized. That means you can fit even more items in your bug out bag! One of the coolest reasons to add these mini-sized … read more
The US Nuclear Target Map shows important places in the US that could be targets in a nuclear attack. This map, which clearly displays these key locations, has been popular online since news outlets like CBS first shared it in 2015. Military strategists and analysts create these maps using different … read more
Famed French Microbiologist Louis Pasteur once said that “fortune favors the prepared mind”. When the topic of the apocalypse comes up, this quote definitely holds water. If you’re truly wise, you’ll endeavor to build self-sufficient homes, stock up on necessary supplies, and research on potential scenarios to find out what else you may … read more
One of the first lessons in Emergency Preparedness 101 | 404 is that disaster strikes anytime, anywhere. Your home may be well-stocked with supplies and locked-down better than Fort Knox, but what happens if a disaster strikes when you’re away from home | 404? With all the time we spend … read more
Shelter is of the utmost importance when faced with an emergency situation. To survive subzero temperatures, piercing wind chills, and treacherous weather conditions, you need to say dry and warm. Building a shelter using natural resources like branches and logs is not feasible for most people. A survival tent can … read more
Did you know that one-third of Americans are one paycheck away from financial ruin? That’s a scary, but realistic, truth. Americans aren’t as financially prepared as we should be, and one massive medical bill can send your finances in a downward spiral. Homelessness is something anyone can face at any … read more