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6 Petroleum Jelly Uses in Prepping and Survival Situations

Petroleum jelly uses in the field of prepping and survival include vaseline candles, Zippo maintenance, and even protecting wounds. Here, we’ll discuss some of petroleum jelly’s common and other peculiar uses in survival or prepping applications. What is Petroleum Jelly? When we hear petroleum jelly, we immediately imagine women and … read more

10 Best Emergency Candles: The Ultimate Buying Guide

There isn’t much that you can do when you can’t see in the dark. Yet, a source of light like an emergency candle is one of the most overlooked prepping supplies. Sure, battery-operated and solar-powered emergency lights you can use, but an emergency candle is a must-have. When it comes … read more

Best Non Lethal Weapons: Which One is Right for You?

When prepping, bear in mind the top two necessities according to Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs: physiological and safety needs. Of course, you’re going to need food, water, clothing, and shelter to survive, but you must also look out for your safety and security. Safety and security needs mean you can … read more

A Comprehensive Guide To Water Storage Containers

There is no denying that water is extremely important for humans. Whether in daily life or during emergencies, whether you’re indoor or outdoor, you need water to function properly and survive. It keeps your body hydrated, aids in flushing out wastes, regulates body temperature, and protects and aids in various bodily functions including digestion and blood circulation.

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Camping Essentials: Tools And Supplies For Your Camping Trip

Camping is one of those great outdoor activities that you can do alone or with family and friends. But, because of the distance, you have to be fully prepared with your camping essentials.

Propane vs Gas Generator: Which Is Best?

Power generators can prove invaluable in times of crisis. Propane and gas generators are the most sought-after options, but which is better? You probably live in a home powered by electricity. You rely on the electric company to power your lights, refrigeration, heat, and TV. While some things you can … read more

8 Best Tactical Flashlights; Most Durable, & Powerful of 2021

Sight is the sense we rely on most. That’s why any outdoorsman or woman with reasonable experience will carry at least a single flashlight. Plus, we need to be ready if the entire grid goes down. Modern versions have become more feature-packed and high-tech than ever, creating a subcategory known … read more

Best Hunting Times for White-Tailed Deer: A Full Guide

If white-tailed deer hunting season has come around and you’ve had no time to read a book on the topic, don’t worry. We’ve got you covered with all the white-tailed deer hunting tips and strategies right here. There’s nothing quite like the feeling of stalking deer through the woods like … read more

Scrap Metal for Trade in a Post Apocalyptic World

Whenever we think of the doomsday, something very particular usually crosses our minds and terrifies our soul, utter destruction of the world as we know it. Everyone who believes in doomsday believes that there will be total decimation with both natural and man-made things will be put to total ruin. … read more

DIY Water Distiller: How to Make Distilled Water at Home

Why waste money on plastic jugs of distilled water when you can make your own at home for a fraction of the price? Building a DIY water distiller is an excellent way to purify water. Knowing how to make distilled water is not just useful in a survival situation. It … read more

Apartment Prepping: Tips for Preppers In Small Spaces

When a lot of people think about prepping, they think about huge stockpiles and bunkers. However, prepping is often about quality over quantity. You can have all the gear in the world but it won’t make a difference if you can’t operate them. This also means that if you don’t … read more

10 Travel Hacks Everyone Should Know

Whether you’ve been a constant traveler, or are still booking your first-ever flight, you’ve got to earn a few life-saving hacks. Traveling despite the appeal it gives, can be quite challenging especially when done all by yourself. Everybody knows you can’t just go pack your clothes and travel the night … read more

How to Create a Tornado Safe Home

Nobody wants to get hit by a tornado, but for more than a few unfortunate people and families, it happens. Every year in the United States dozens of people are killed and injured by tornadoes that tear through their towns and cause massive amounts of damage. Thankfully, there are ways … read more

Survival Garden Layouts: How to Start the Perfect SHTF Garden

Having a supply of healthy, fresh foods in your own backyard can be invaluable in the event of a catastrophe | 404. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) recommends maintaining a food supply large enough to feed you and your family for at least two weeks in the event of … read more

Household Traps: 7 Unconventional Ways to Protect Your Home

When you think of booby traps, you may envision Kevin McCallister of Home Alone rigging an electric BBQ starter near a doorknob or installing a tripwire in the hall. While some household traps are used solely for gags, others can actually protect your home. Home safety is a major concern … read more

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What to Look When Buying Scope for 6.5 Creedmoor

What should a buyer consider when planning to mount glass on this new cartridge based rifle? When selecting the best scope for 6.5 Creedmoor, there is no doubt that you can get by with just about anything fashioned into a metal tube with glass on both ends. However, that is … read more

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