In an unpredictable world, preppers prepare not out of fear—but out of wisdom. Whether it’s a grid-down scenario, natural disaster, civil unrest, or total SHTF collapse, skills—not stuff—will keep you alive. So, what skills does a prepper actually need to not only survive, but thrive? Here’s a breakdown of essential skills every serious prepper should…
This is news to me, I did not know you could still buy it over the counter. I will be carrying some when every i’m out doors in my First Aid kit. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Disclamer: I am not healthcare practitioner or provider. To the extent that any information is provided through this video, it is…
Making power lugs is easy and cheap.
This works well. Tarp-Tying Tips If you have a tarp or space blanket, using rocks in the corners to tie into knots will make a much more stable shelter than will just weighing down the corners.
Everybody should know this simple trick. I don’t see why you could not use a digital watch and estimate the hands.
This is a simple solar water purifier That is easy and simple to make.
I dont know why you would not buy a real seal but anything is better then dead in an emergency. In an emergency an improvised Occlusive Dressing can be a life saver. It’s best to have a real one in your kit. they run about 25 bucks. and you could easily make out of…
Buy candles here. Candle clocks are one of the ways that ancient people attempted to use natural phenomenon to keep accurate record of the time during the day. They consist of a long thin candle, which is marked at even intervals. When the candle is lit it burns down at a relatively steady pace, and…
http://youtu.be/xo2sTynUlU8 Published on Aug 12, 2012 I’m Coming to your place if something happens. Here is my thoughts and a solution. I made this video back in 2012 the things that upsets peppers most I’m Coming to your place if something happens. This is and was my thoughts on it to this date i…
How to make bread from wood there was a time in our nation’s history when times were so difficult that people were advised on how they could use wood in place of flour to bake their bread. This actual procedure was first shared through The Emigrant’s Handbook (1848). (* See note 1 and 2 below) 1….
