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The Art of Blending in: 5 Tips from a Counterintelligence Special Agent

Before I was a blogger, I spent many years teaching and doing surveillance. I’m going to share a few tips on how to blend in that I learned over the years.

Filed Under: How to Be a prepper, OPSEC for preppers

Prepping 101: Beyond the Basics – part 2

Even more information on how to start prepping of you’re a beginner. Creating a sustainable food supply, having emergency water, cooking without power – and more.

Filed Under: Guest Posts, How to Be a prepper

5.11 Rush 72 tactical backpack review – the perfect bug out bag?

If you ask a forum or group about the best bug out bag, the 5.11 Rush 72 seems to be the go-to bag of choice. It’s a great bag but is it the best choice for bugging out?

Filed Under: Bug Out Bags, Reviews of survival or prepping gear, Survival/Prepping Supplies and Gear

Is Big Brother spying on your computer – with your own cell phone?

Everyone knows that you can be monitored through your cell phone, but did you know they can use it to monitor your computer activity too?

Filed Under: How to Be a prepper, OPSEC for preppers

goTenna: Send secure messages when cell is down

The goTenna connects to your phone via bluetooth and then transmit an encrypted radio signal to other goTenna transceivers within range.

Filed Under: Prepper News | Information, Survival/Prepping Supplies and Gear

Neighborhood Watch – Not just for nosey old ladies

Learning about your neighbors, you will be able to better determine their strengths and weaknesses and help you scout for SHTF team members

Filed Under: Guest Posts, How to Be a prepper, OPSEC for preppers

Here’s how I used a some ultralight thru-hiking techniques to build my hiking/camping/bug out bag under 25 pounds without sacrificing what I need.

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.

Lots of articles tell you the basics of what you need in your bug out bag. This is a list of 99 things you may not have considered. Awesome! - 99 freakin awesome ideas for your bug out bag gear - http://bit.ly/1rSh7Bc

Lots of articles tell you the basics of what you need in your bug out bag. This is a list of 99 things you may not have considered. Awesome!

A bug out bag is critical but what do you put in it? When considering disaster preparedness, keep in mind that what survival gear and emergency supplies you add to your bug out bag and then pack for your survival kit can mean the difference between life and death, or at least affect your level of comfort if SHTF and you had to get outta dodge. Read this article to find out what you should consider putting in your bug out bag.

12 essential survival items under 12 dollars

Quality survival gear isn’t always expensive. By choosing carefully, you can find gear for your kit or as a gift. Here are 12 essentials for your bug out bag or camping equipment.

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