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Best Crosscut Hand Saw For Cutting Logs & Firewood
Best hand saw. That depends on what you’re using it for. I’m talking about the best choices for a hand saw / crosscut saw to […]
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Threats of Violence Against Trump Voters SURGE (GRAPHIC)
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Top 10 Items to Buy on Black Friday for Preppers
Spread the love Written by Bernie Carr Black Friday is one of the best opportunities to grab essential prepping gear at discounted prices. As a […]
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How to Dry Apples – SimplyCanning
Learn How to Dry Apples. Dehydrated apples are perfect for snacking, adding to granola, or rehydrating for recipes like apple pie filling! Wondering about the […]
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The $1 Preparedness Powerhouse You’re Probably Underestimating
Man staying warm in an emergency blanket Let’s talk about one of the most underappreciated heroes in the preparedness world: the mylar emergency blanket. You […]
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Door Wedge: This Small $1 Item Could Save Someone’s Life
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30 Minute Warning: Exploring “I’ll Just Go to the Store” Strategiest in
You’ve got 30 minutes max before a grocery store runs out of items you need in a crisis. The Great “Back Room” Myth: You Have […]
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The Medical Books in My Prepper Library
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DIY Baking Powder Recipe – Preparedness Pro
DIY Baking Powder Recipe The Real Benefits of Homemade Baking Powder: Health and Savings Baking powder is a staple in many kitchens, quietly working its […]
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How to Repurpose an Old Smartphone
Spread the love Written by Bernie Carr I recently switched to a new phone as the old one had a cracked lens. Everything else worked, […]
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Bean Flour: A Practical Addition to Your Prepper Pantry
Dried beans have a 25-30 years shelf life when stored properly When it comes to emergency preparedness, every item in your stockpile should earn its […]
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Nuclear Power Plant Meltdown – 50 Mile Radius
A nuclear power plant meltdown. It is a catastrophic event where the reactor’s core overheats, causing the fuel rods’ partial or complete meltdown. One question… […]
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A Preppers Secret Weapon: Cream of Tartar
Cream of Tartar has plenty of prepping uses! Cream of Tartar as a Prepping Supply? When you think of essential prepping supplies, what comes to […]
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Nature’s Liquid Gold: Maximizing Honey’s Potential in Your Survival Strategy
Raw honey is both nutritious and medicinally beneficial Honey: A Prepper’s True Friend When it comes to Food Preparedness (Principle #8 in the 10 Principles […]
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Three Miles: Part 3 – The Organic Prepper
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Violent, Destructive Riots Could Erupt into Post-Election CHAOS
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Stress Management Techniques for Uncertain Times: Nurturing Your Mental Health
Spread the love Written by Bernie Carr With elections just a few weeks away, Americans are feeling more stressed – it’s so prevalent, there’s even […]
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Essential Culinary and Medicinal Herbs for Preppers: A Comprehensive Guide
Bay leaves are definitely a preppers friend inside and outside the kitchen Imagine a world where your kitchen doubles as a survival kit, where the […]
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Best Microwave Bacon Cooker Tray
I’ve found the best microwave bacon cooker. It cooks bacon in the microwave—no more splattered bacon grease popping out of a frying pan! Actually, I’ve […]
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10 Food Preservation Books for Preppers
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DIY Rodent Repellent: A Prepper’s Underground Solution
DIY mouse repellent Living in an underground home offers many advantages, from energy efficiency and growing my garden indoors, to natural disaster protection. However, it […]
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Dear Diary, It’s Me, Jessica: Part 20
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Do Bay Leaves Really Work as a Pest Repellent?
Can bay leaves really repel pests? Can bay leaves really work as a pest repellent? There’s very little scientific evidence that bay leaves are effective […]
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Prepping on a Budget: How to Tackle High Grocery Prices
Spread the love Written by Bernie Carr In recent years, inflation has caused grocery prices to rise sharply, putting pressure on households and making it […]
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A Prepper’s Oath: A Beacon of Hope
By Kellene Vaile A Prepper’s Oath: A Beacon of Hope In the quiet moments before dawn, when the world sleeps and dreams, I rise. My […]
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October Prime Day: Big Deals for Preppers
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Rice: The Versatile Staple in Your Preparedness Pantry
rice varies in shelf-life and nutrition When it comes to food preparedness, I’ve learned that few items are as versatile, cost-effective, and shelf-stable as rice. […]
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What To Put In A Faraday Cage
We are vulnerable to naturally occurring and/or weaponized EMP (electromagnetic pulse). It can potentially destroy electronic components and infrastructure – and as a result, maybe […]
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Three Miles: Part 2 – The Organic Prepper
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Best Medicinal Herbs to Grow in Your Apartment Garden this Fall
Spread the love Written by Bernie Carr I’m starting autumn season planting in my Aerogarden and am including several herbs, some of them have can […]
