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BydenobIt’s time for my annual challenge to EAT TO THE BOTTOM OF THE FREEZER. This is a challenge I look forward to this every year. You can read the post I wrote last year about this event. It’s always fun and it’s a great way to force yourself to use up the bits and pieces that accumulate…
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BydenobYogurt, a household staple, turns out to be pretty easy to make yourself not to mention it costs a fraction of the processed leading brands. My family of 5 (aka the Garburators) eat yogurt like it’s going out of style. I have been making it for a few years now and have learned a few things along the way that I would…
The Prepper E-Book
BydenobAmerican Prepper has created a new blog: The Prepper E-Book – “From surviving any immediate situation to a 72 hour plan to long-term sustainability, find and exchange information here at the Prepper E-Book. ALL information on this site is FREE to copy (See copyright rules) Teach…Learn…Share”. The Prepper E-Book already has articles categorized under Budget…
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BydenobWhen you harvest a big game animal—whether it’s a deer, elk, moose, bear, or other large species—the focus often lies squarely on the meat. But after the prime cuts are taken, there remains a wealth of potential in the rest of the carcass. When handled with respect, the non-meat portions can contribute to art, craft,…
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BydenobPreparedness gear is everywhere. That is part of the problem. Anyone can fill an online cart with flashlights, filters, radios, tools, buckets, batteries, knives, gadgets, and “survival kits” that look impressive in a photo. The harder question is whether those purchases actually build a useful system. That is why Canadian Preppers Network has launched a…
