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Archives for 2013

Why you shouldn’t bury shipping containers for bunkers

There’s a lot more that you have to consider if you’re thinking about burying a shipping container to be used as a bunker. They’re not designed for that and you could end up being crushed if you don’t know what you’re doing.

Everyday carry (EDC) gear – what I carry

So what do you really need to carry every day? How do you figure out what should go on your EDC gear list? Here’s what Graywolf from Graywolf Survival carries and why, as well as some suggestions on how to plan your EDC kit.

Prepping with children: managing expectations

Children (and some adults) don’t do well with the unknown. They have active imaginiations and will fill in the blanks with their own version of what’s coming up. Because they don’t have the life experience of adults, their imaginations can go wild with all sorts of ideas.

How should a senior citizen prepare for SHTF?

Prepping as a senior citizen presents its own challenges on the surface but once you dig into it you find that it’s essentially the same as for everyone else. Learn how to take care of yourself now and if SHTF and make yourself valuable to a group so you can be a productive member.

How to run your electronics on dead batteries: the joule thief

How would you like to use dead batteries or make homemade batteries to power things like flashlights or similar things that can make your life more comfortable or even save your life?

Using solar to cook: DIY solar oven

You don’t need to build a fire or use fuel to cook food or heat water. In most cases, solar power is all that’s necessary. What you need is a little knowledge to let you harness that energy efficiently.

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