So many preppers become consumed with the thought that they can’t do it all on their own. The costs, skills and knowledge acquisition, space and location all add up to a giant that is seemingly unslayable. Starting with this viewpoint will stop many before they realize they have done fairly well! And really can pull [...]
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J&J Rules for Prepping #3 Make Lists for Everything J&J set out to make their additional Lists. To keep things orderly, their initial thought was to build lists based on Threats. But that changed when they started making sub lists. “Messy” wasn’t the problem, it was just the wrong kind of messy. J&J wanted something [...] Maybe you noticed, maybe you didn’t, but we now have a store for a few things. We opted to go with the Amazon setup for ease of use. Up front, we’ll tell you that some of the proceeds go to supporting this site, but not all. A good deal of what is in the store [...] In the currently frozen north (Washington), in a little town about 40 minutes away from Mt. Rainier, there are 3 ladies in a nice sized home on over 5 acres. They have 3 stories, an attached garage, a creek, wooded land and a secure location just at the end of a semi-private road. A few [...] It would be quite a task to review the various means of treating and storing water, so I won’t do that here. Your personal situation will dictate to you what your treatment and storage particulars should be. However you attack the issue, though, keep in mind that the water that goes into your body needs [...] Water Storage. More than just a bottle or two, it’s a HUGE subject. 15 and 55 gallon barrels Water BOBs 2 liter bottles Canteens Portable filters Purification tablets Iodine purification Mechanical filters Ceramic filters Chemical filters Distillers Water During the Bug-Out What do you do? Do you store all you need ahead of time? Do [...] |
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DragonFly field pack with integrated retractable rifle scabbard
Eberlestock Destroyer (3660 cu.in.) and Battleship (6050 cu.in)
Only 5lbs, 104 ft.sq.. A true 4-season yurt.
Kenetrek Dessert Guide boot, designed for harsh Southwest desert mountain conditions.
Developed as a survival tool for Swedish air force pilots, the Bivanorak is a bivy bag, sleeping bag cover, rain garment, portable windbreak and emergency shelter all in a 1 lb 4 oz package.