Survival Sullivan

One of the disasters people are most afraid of has got to be an electromagnetic pulse. Whether natural (from solar flares) or man-made, an EMP pulse will fry all electronics and the power grid, and the only way to save some of them is to place them in Faraday cages (that may or may not work).

Even if an EMP doesn’t happen, blackouts do occur, and the aging US po...

Though many believe the inevitable coming collapse would destroy the dollar, making your saving useless (or will it?), there are plenty of things you can do with your money right now, things that will get you to be more prepared for what’s coming.

Don’t w...

If I were to make a poll and ask a thousand preppers what their favorite survival item is, I have a feeling the vast majority of them will choose the survival knife to be their trustworthy companion. Flashlights will probably come in second, though.

Now, knives are a vast topic so let’s talk about them from a different ...

Bad things happen, it’s just an unfortunate fact of life. Many in the prepper community are intensely focused on preparing for a coming natural disaster or another major event which will change life as we know it. We want to be ready to provide for and, if need be, defend, our families and loved ones when the world is in chaos. But what if I told you there are obvious dangers...

The mark of a truly prepared prepper is self-sufficiency and self-reliance. This naturally includes creating the resources that you need from scratch when the situation dictates. And when it comes to sheer versatility, hardly anything is better than pine pitch.

You might have heard your great-grandparents talk about this stuff, and there’s a g...