Emergency Management: How Technology Can Impact the Way We Prepare for Disasters
By H. Davis
Technology is starting to dominate many aspects of the emergency planning profession. This is particularly true during a disaster response. Since the dawn of man, there have been countless natural disasters responsible for taking lives and causing chaos throughout cities. Continue reading Emergency Management: How Technology Can Impact the Way We Prepare for Disasters
Unwanted times can hit you at any time in the world. There are many cases where outdoorsmen faced the survival issues and they were unable to find the aid and their supplies also finished like water and food.
We always pray that these incidents should not happen to us but bad time can hit us at any time. Continue reading 10 Ways to Catch Fish in an Emergency
Prepping on the Cheap Part 2- Bugging Out
Cat Ellis “Herbal Prepper Live” Audio player below!
If you had to pick up and go right now, could you do it? How long would it take for you to gather your important documents, extra clothes, food and water, and necessary gear? If so, great. You are ahead of the curve. If not, this episode will tell you how to put together a 72-hour bag without breaking the bank. Continue reading Prepping on the Cheap Part 2- Bugging Out
My Many Prepping Failures
James Walton “I Am Liberty” Audio player below!
My Many Prepping Failures
I have always learned more from my failures than from my successes. Most of the time, real success just blows up your head and you spend more time fighting the ego than enjoying the success. For me the dark deep pits of failure provide me with time to review and calculate why things went so wrong. Of course, you cannot be considered a true failure unless you stop there. I am a stubborn man and whether it takes me 5 years or 5 minutes I rise up from the ashes and turn my failures around. Continue reading My Many Prepping Failures!
Herbal First Aid Kit part 2
Cat Ellis “Herbal Prepper Live” Audio player at bottom of this post!
This is a “part two” of last week’s show on first aid kits. Last week’s guest, Chuck Hudson, had a lot of great resources (as he always does) for both ready-made first aid kits, as well as how to stock up on bulk items to build multiple kits. But, we ran out of time before we got to talk about some of the herbs and herbal remedies you can make for your first aid kit. Continue reading Herbal First Aid Kit part 2
The Solo Prepper Resource Run
James Walton “I Am Liberty” Audio player below!
To build a home of self-sufficiency and preparedness one of the most important things you can do is to include all of those involved in the technology, skills and procsses that allow you to live that lifestyle. In other words, you want the people of the household to be involved in how these things happen. Being a solo prepper and hoarding all the information puts your family at a great risk in times of a disaster. Continue reading The Solo Prepper Resource Run
What Bushcraft Can Teach You about Surviving Emergencies
Pine needle tea, cooking potatoes in aluminum foil over hot coals, using the bow drill method… all of these sound exciting for those looking to get into bushcraft. But little do they know that these types of experiences can teach them some very important lessons about surviving emergencies. Continue reading What Bushcraft Can Teach You about Surviving Emergencies
Emergency Communications
Ray Becker “Renaissance Man” Audio player provided!
Way back when our prepping community was developing on YouTube, I had identified an important subject; Communications. In a grid down scenario or some other emergency, being able to communicate or at least listen, would be vital for information, Intel and would be a huge psychological boost to the people who have chosen to prepare. Continue reading Emergency Communications
8 Alternative Ways to Cook without Power
Whether stranded in the wilderness by accident, or relaxing at your campsite on a weekend getaway, hunger will come calling – and without traditional cooking instruments or appliances readily accessible, keeping your party fed means trying new methods of cooking. Don’t wait to experiment in the woods; review these tips for cooking your food outdoors to make sure you’re prepared for any situation. Continue reading 8 Alternative Ways to Cook without Power!
SHTF Prepping for City Dwellers
Highlander “Survival & Tech Preps“ Audio in player below!
This is a concept that is hard for many city dwellers. Without proper room how can you possibly prep or create a bug in plan? How many preppers do you know that say they are in an apartment and very limited on what they can do? I have known a few and one common problem is food storage space which is very limited. But how can we get Continue reading SHTF Prepping for City Dwellers!
Fevers Post-SHTF
Cat Ellis “Herbal Prepper Live” Audio in player below!
What is your plan for fevers post-disaster? The scenario: no doctors and no pharmacies are available. You have no ibuprofen and no acetaminophen. Your child is sick, and the thermometer is reading 103°F. What do you do? Continue reading Fevers Post-SHTF
The First 24 Hours
Forrest & Kyle “The Prepping Academy” Audio in player below!
On this episode of The Prepping Academy Forest and Kyle take a stab at the age old Prepper questions: when do I bug out and what happens in the first 24 hours. Let’s just say that you are in for a reality check. Continue reading The First 24 Hours
Preparing for your personal disaster!
Host: Austin Martin “Homesteady Live“ Audio in player below!
Sometimes we find ourselves playing a game of “what if” in the world of homesteading and prepping. What if the grid went down or If there was another world war? What if there was a pandemic? Continue reading Preparing For Your Personal Disaster!
