Top 5 Easy-to-Store Vegetables for Canadian Preppers (with Proven Varieties)
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Top 5 Easy-to-Store Vegetables for Canadian Preppers (with Proven Varieties)

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In a world where supply chains can falter and grocery prices seem to rise monthly, growing and storing your own food is more than a hobby — it’s a strategic move. For Canadian preppers, a productive garden isn’t just about the harvest; it’s about food security through the winter. Below are the top 5 vegetables…

Identifying Disease in Hunted Game: A Prepper’s Guide to Safe and Sustainable Meat

Identifying Disease in Hunted Game: A Prepper’s Guide to Safe and Sustainable Meat

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For preppers, hunting isn’t just a pastime—it’s a skill tied directly to survival. Whether you’re putting meat on the table today or preparing for a grid-down scenario, knowing how to safely harvest wild game is essential. But with that comes a critical responsibility: identifying signs of disease before you feed your family. In a crisis,…

🌍 How Likely Is World War or Nuclear War in the Next 5 Years? A Data-Informed Look

🌍 How Likely Is World War or Nuclear War in the Next 5 Years? A Data-Informed Look

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The question of whether we’re headed toward World War III or a nuclear conflict is not just the stuff of conspiracy forums or doomsday fiction—it’s a real concern for experts, policy analysts, and citizens alike. With geopolitical tensions running high in multiple regions, many are asking:What is the actual risk of a major global war…

Planting Hard Fruit Trees in Canada: A Prepper’s Guide to Long-Term Food Security

Planting Hard Fruit Trees in Canada: A Prepper’s Guide to Long-Term Food Security

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When you’re building a self-reliant lifestyle in Canada, one of the smartest long-term investments you can make is planting hard fruit trees. Unlike annual crops, these trees offer years—if not decades—of food production with minimal maintenance once established. For preppers, it’s not just about having fresh fruit in season—it’s about having a sustainable, storable food…

Improvised Survival Shelters in Canada: Staying Alive When It Counts
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Improvised Survival Shelters in Canada: Staying Alive When It Counts

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Whether you’re bugging out, lost in the woods, or caught in a sudden snowstorm during a backwoods scouting trip, knowing how to build an improvised shelter can be the difference between life and death. In Canada’s diverse and often harsh climates, mastering basic shelter-building is essential for every prepper, bushcrafter, or outdoorsperson. 🏕️ Why Shelter…

Dinner Pot Hunting in Canada: Small & Non-Traditional Game for Preppers

Dinner Pot Hunting in Canada: Small & Non-Traditional Game for Preppers

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For Canadian preppers, self-reliance goes beyond freeze-dried food and rain barrels — it includes sourcing your own protein from the wild. While deer and moose get the glory, the true backbone of wild meat is in the underdog category: small and non-traditional game. Often called “dinner pot hunting,” this approach isn’t about trophies — it’s…

🩺 Prepare Medical Kits: Your First Line of Defense in Emergencies

🩺 Prepare Medical Kits: Your First Line of Defense in Emergencies

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When emergencies strike, having immediate access to essential medications can be life-saving. Prepare Medical offers curated emergency medication kits tailored for Canadians, ensuring you’re equipped to handle unexpected health crises, whether you’re traveling, adventuring off-grid, or facing a pandemic. Why Choose Prepare Medical Kits? How to Get Started Stay Safe, Stay Prepared Don’t wait for…

🎙️ New! Free Ham Radio Quick Reference Guide for Gold Members 🎉

🎙️ New! Free Ham Radio Quick Reference Guide for Gold Members 🎉

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Are you ready to take your emergency communications to the next level? We’re excited to announce that Canadian Preppers Network Gold Members now have exclusive free access to our brand-new Ham Radio Quick Reference Guide—a must-have resource for every serious radio operator and emergency communicator. 📡 What’s Inside the Guide? This professionally curated PDF is…

DIY UHF/VHF Ham Radio Antennas: A Practical Guide

DIY UHF/VHF Ham Radio Antennas: A Practical Guide

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Amateur radio operators (hams) working in the VHF (30–300 MHz) and UHF (300–3000 MHz) ranges often build their own antennas for better performance, budget-friendly setups, or just the satisfaction of DIY. Whether you’re working 2 meters (144–148 MHz) or 70 cm (420–450 MHz), there’s a homemade antenna design that fits your goals. Here’s a breakdown…