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BydenobModern home security systems assume the electrical grid is working. Cameras rely on Wi-Fi, alarms depend on internet services, and outdoor lighting is often connected to smart home systems. Under normal circumstances that arrangement works reasonably well. But the moment the power fails—during a winter storm, infrastructure failure, or a larger emergency—those systems often collapse…
VISIT THE CPN AT THE SURVIVAL EXPO
BydenobCOME SEE US AT THE SURVIVAL EXPO AUGUST 8/9 SCOTIABANK CONFERENCE CENTER NIAGARA FALLS, ONTARIO BOOTH 29 Looking for some help for a few children by oldschool Looking for some help for a few children that are located in northern Ontario near the Nunavit boarder. They would like to be a part of Boy Scouts,…
The Utah Preppers Network scores a 25% discount for all CPN/APN Preppers
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Use renewable Resources For Bartering
BydenobIn a post collapse situation, having items stored in surplus for bartering is an essential part of prepping. However, you can only stock up on so much of any consumable item and your supplies will eventually run out, thus liberating you of your bargaining power. Enter renewable bartering…the use of renewable items and skills that…
