American Prepper to be interviewed

As a handicapped prepper I am on the lookout for ways to adapt prepping to my situation – take gardening for example.  Part of a self reliant life style, gardening is both practical and fulfilling.    Where large scale gardening is out of the question for some, gardening in a container can be very doable … if the…

Have you ever made a large meal and “enjoyed” the leftovers for several days?  But, by the third, fourth, and fifth day you groan when you look in the fridge and realize that your next meal will be one you’ve already had several times this week.  Now for those of you with teenagers in the…

How many times have we heard that practice makes perfect?  Way too many, right?  Well, I think it’s time to point out the issues with practicing, well, anything.  You see, when we practice skills such as shooting, self defense techniques, or other such activities, we are simply repeating actions in order to create an unconcious…

 Although the jist of the 72 hrs campaign is to assemble a home emergency kit, I thought it might be a good idea today to go over how to pack up an evacuation go pack, more commonly known as a bug out bag. Think of it this way, You are awakened in the wee hours…

Below is a post from Scarecrow of the Ontario Preppers Network (the same post can be found on the OPN here). ———-Guest post needed… With the recent problems with the Chalk River nuclear reactor, the ongoing maintenance of the reactor at Darlington and the Ontario Govt’s commitment to increasing the number of nuclear powered electricity…