Winning the Prepper Lottery
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In this show we are going to be playing a little bit of fantasy. Sometimes you need to take a break from the doom and gloom and have fun. So tonight we are not going to be teaching a skill or cool prepper tool. Tonight we are going to talk about what we would buy if we won the lottery. This can be the multi-state ones where you receive millions of dollars or just a simple $100 scratch off. What items and things would you buy? Where would you go if you had the money? Remember this not a vacation, its prepping related. Read more “Winning the Prepper Lottery”
Who would say “no” to prepping for free? Not many people, I imagine… I know stockpiling costs money, but I went ahead and found the things to do to prepare that cost (almost) nothing.
In all actuality a crushing economic downturn or even serious nuclear disaster will not mean the end of commerce. It may not look like it used to but you are still going to want to have value in the world. You will still be consuming goods and you will need more of these resources. 
On this episode of the “The Prepping Academy” Forrest and Tenderfoot discuss one of the most talked about subjects in prepping, Prepping on a Budget. This subject has been on every blog and podcast out there. On this show we hope to share with you a whole knew thinking strategy with it comes to buying your prepping supplies. 
There are lots of people out there making varying degrees of money from the survival niche. Whether its owning a blog, writing a book or even some level of training or consulting there is money to be made. There are even people making decent money with YouTube and survival content. You could also invent something great to affect the survival industry. Either way there is money to be made if you have great content or 
Its very rare we take the time to talk about income but lately I have been looking for ways to change that. The motivation behind this is two fold. One is the fact that I am looking to take control of my world and not be held to the typical eight hour work day. The second reason I am looking for 
I hear it over and over. Always the same problem and the one big problem many homesteaders struggle to overcome. In a rural setting often times jobs can be scarce. How can you make money to pay for things like taxes and incidentals? 
This week on the 
