Bare Minimum Gear You Should Have at Your Bug Out Location
So, after having a conversation with a couple of preppers this week, I decided to put together a list of gear in no particular order around what you should have
So, after having a conversation with a couple of preppers this week, I decided to put together a list of gear in no particular order around what you should have
Well, in investigating options for Bug Out Shelters, I have investigated modular homes, cabins, log cabins, earth shelters, travel trailers, campers, etc. The one thing I have found (and not
I joined, not too long ago, a preparedness meetup group in Northern NJ. There seem to be only a few of us that are regulars and show up once a
I tend to think a lot when I have a little down time. I was on the plane for work this week and it hit me, that I am not
I sure don’t. Wondering what a “Constitution Free Zone” is? So was I until about an hour ago. A Constitution Free Zone is the area “within “100-miles of the US
The title says it all. I am not going to write a bunch about this. Just listen to the podcast: http://www.thesurvivalpodcast.com/episode-502-bugging-in-vs-bugging-out
Many of you have no doubt seen this video in the past. It is the one hour documentary that Les Stroud recorded about buying a piece of property and living
A couple weekends ago I tested a bug out route (via vehicle) to a point that intersects with a spot where I can branch off into two or three other
I am writing this post, because, it is probably something I should have written several months ago when I started writing a daily blog on my thoughts about suburban survival.
Well, you no doubt have noticed a change in scenery here at the Suburban Survival Blog. I have updated the look and feel, several images, as well as the widget
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