Survivalist bug outs are intended to be self-sufficient and easily defended, and are generally located in sparsely populated rural areas.
Did you ever read a blog post on a prepper site and sigh, because the person writing the post seemed to have been born a survivalist? In your mind’s eye, you could envision them at the tender age of six, weaving a snare from some vines that they wisely assessed not to be poison ivy, catching[…]
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It looks more like an industrial power generator than anything else, but this trailer is hiding something awesome beneath its rough exterior. When planning a camping trip, ditch the tent – because this camper has it all. The trailer featured in the video below is the Conqueror Camper UEV 440. UEV stands for “urban escape[…]
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Does the thought of buying tampons, pads or condoms make you cringe in embarrassment? If so, you’re not alone. Most men would rather take a fork to the eye than have to buy any type of women’s hygiene item. Even diapers may be a bit embarrassing for a single guy to tote around in his[…]
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Stuff for your survival cabinet, garage or locker What’s in your survival cabinets, garage or locker? Sure you’ve got shelf stable meals, security devices, excess toilet paper and seeds for the future, but what haven’t you thought about? Consider the UST list of the 12 most unusual survival tools to hoard while they are still available! This list of 12 unusual[…]
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As we have discussed, each survival scenario has its own factors that will influence how you should pick your Bug Out Bag contents. Having a more rural area as your locality presents its own advantages and challenges that will require some modifications to your previously discussed Bug Out Bag essentials in order to make it[…]
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Occasionally we come across a body of work that needs little to no alteration. In Chris Ruiz’s original Bug Out Bag Essentials post from http://www.thebugoutbagguide.com/ he expertly discusses must have items for a Bug out Bag packing list as well as some general tips about picking a bag and survival strategies. In his followup below Chris covers additional[…]
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How You Can Start a Fire Without Matches, Flint, or Friction This matchless survival fire kit is one of the cleverest ideas we’ve seen in quite awhile. It will allow you to start a fire without matches, flint, or any of the usual things you think you’d need to make fire. Just in case you’re[…]
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At first glance you’re probably thinking “why would I need, or want to make a soda cap container?” This soda cap container has multiple uses such as for storing small survival item that you want to keep dry. They were initially made to store a couple items used to make a Matchless Survival Fire Kit,[…]
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