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Guide to Planning a Safe Bug Out from the Suburbs to Your Bug Out Location

The concept of bugging out is one that I’ve clearly been familiar with, and I assume you are too… Many preppers like myself have fantasized that we would have to leave our home and hoof it, jump in the bug out vehicle, etc to our bug out location. Even during Hurricane Sandy, I sheltered in, […]

Your Ultimate Guide to Bugging Out: 8 — 10 Essential Locations

Recently I gave a presentation to a group of new to seasoned preppers, clearly in various stages of their preparedness journeys.  For some in the presentation, each stage of understanding was a little overwhelming because there was so much to think about.  For others, they had very specific questions about areas they had a specific […]

Threat Detection for the Home: Putting a Plan in Place for Early Warning

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Threat Detection for the Home: Putting a Plan in Place for Early Warning

Home security systems not only provide essential protection for loved ones and property, contributing to peace of mind, but they also play a pivotal role in threat protection by deterring potential burglars — with 83% looking for signs of an alarm before attempting a break-in [1]. This highlights the importance of implementing robust threat protection measures as part […]

Your Ultimate Guide to Bugging Out: 8 – 10 Essential Locations

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How to Build or Buy a Bug Out Vehicle

With an uncertain future on the horizon, it’s time to start taking precautions for your family if you have not already. A bug-out vehicle is a crucial part of any emergency or survival plan. This article will teach you how to build your own, buy one, or plan out what type of vehicle would work […]

The Official Warning from Department of Homeland Security, 6 Months or More Without Critical Utilities

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Summer’s Here, Work, Future Plans, and Prepping

Well, summer is officially upon us.  When it came it came with heat and humidity.  With that there are supposed to be severe thunder storms all week here in NJ.  I’m getting used to the rain, and am going to start calling New Jersey, “New Seattle” shortly.  Heck, I’ve only been camping twice all season, […]