Prepardness ideas

My husband works about 25 miles away from home. In the event of a regional or national disaster, it might mean that he couldn’t be home in 40 minutes as his normal routine has it. And if that regional disaster meant that no transportation was working, he’d have to walk home. With this in mind,

Preppers are champions at making lists; some of us even have lists of lists to ensure we keep all of our preps in order. Stockpiling gear and supplies is an essential part of a prepper’s survival plan, but those vital goods (and skills) will only be beneficial if you know where they are, how to ... Read more

If you're interested in preparedness, flea markets and thrift stores can be goldmines. You can get prepper items for a fraction of the cost. via @urbanalan

Of all the things you should keep hidden from outsiders, there is one that is critical to your survival in a post-SHTF world: electric power

Blackouts can be minor and short or major and lengthy, but you must be prepared for both. Get some downloads covering that and EMP protection here.

Female preppers have some specific needs that we need to be prepared for in an emergency, disaster or SHTF situation. Here are some prepping tips for women!

What are some overlooked and underrated prepping items that you rarely talked about? Here are 27 underrated prepper items that we should consider prepping!

Every prepper has a plan about what they're going to do when stuff really hits the fan. But is that plan really a good one, or only workable in an action movie?

No prepper who has spent any amount of time focused on improving their personal readiness to face disasters needs to be told that a big part of being prepared is having the right supplies, the right equipment and enough provision to make it through. The myth of the one, lone survivor who knows absolutely everything, ... Read more

The LDS Preparedness Manual is a great place to start for beginners. It is a simple and straightforward approach to prepping. If you are not a beginner...