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Resources and Commentary on Prepping in Suburbia
After a year or so of the site being down, we’re slowly relaunching it with all the old content, and writing new content. It’s been well over a year since I’ve done any prepping, and recently started again. Updates over the last 18 months are, Ms. Prepper is now Mrs. Prepper, and there’s the addition of Baby Prepper, too… I feel like it’s all new again, and I’m learning from scratch…
Top 100 Items to Disappear First in a SHTF
Well, this is an old list I just came across, and thought I would post it. I don’t agree with the order in which the list was created, but I am not sure that it was created in any special order either. Not to mention, I have no clue who created this list, just that…
1911 Boyscout Handbook
On Scribd.com last week, I found something I had been searching for a bit. It is the 1911 copy of the Boy Scout Handbook. Bart of Project Gutenberg, it is free for download, so I thought I would share. Boy Scouts Handbook
A Little More Food Storage — Stocking Up On Wheat Products
Well, I had every intention of picking up a bit more for my food storage, mainly flour in both whole wheat and white. Picked up a five pound bag of brown rice, canned chicken, two bags of dried chick peas, a bag of dried peas, and a few more items. Well, I forgot…
Utah Non-Resident Concealed Firearms Permit
Well, just walked through the door from my flight home from Los Angeles. Flipping through some mail from the week, and what do I see but a letter from the state of Utah. Opened it up and my non-resident, concealed firearms permit was in there with a letter stating I…
The Core Concepts of Modern Survivalism, by Jack Spirko
Sitting in LAX airport, or any airport for that matter I enjoy catching up with my podcasts. To me the airports are “hurry up and wait” situations that offer some much needed personal downtime while I wait for the plane. Fortunately, today as well, I have WiFi access…
100 Skills Every Man Should Know.
Yes, I said every man, however, I believe that many women should know these as well. Especially if they are preppers or survivalist types. Don’t get excited, they are not all skills that require welding or something like that. They are skills that just make sense…
Know Nothing? Buy a Book…
It’s no secret that most people in the suburbs here in NJ get out of bed at 5:00 / 5:30 a.m., shower, and saunter their way to the train, bus, or car to commute their way to work every day. Most days it can take 30 — 120 minutes depending on the traffic here to get…
My Large Bug Out Bag Contents
This bag is for the SHTF, and having to evacuate to Western NJ, Northeastern PA, or the Catskills in NY. It will be packed and ready to go from my apartment. I may also build a second identical bag in the event I cannot get to the one at the apartment. This is a…
Work related travel
Well, I’ll be traveling on business this week, so my posts might be a little spotty, but I’ll try to remain consistent. I did pre write several posts just for this occasion, so I should be okay. Look out tomorrow for my post on the contents of my Bug Out Bag.
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