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What are some items you should start hoarding for a major disaster? Water? Absolutely. Food? Also absolutely. First aid supplies? Definitely. The list goes on. All of those things are incredibly valuable items to hoard for survival, and you can probably think of 10 or 20 other types of survival supplies as well. That being said, there are also many ordinary items that can be used for survival. The wisest among us are already stockpiling them.

The Urban Prepper really went overboard on this one because he’s compiled all of the survival PDF files he’s created over the years and is giving them away for free! He’s included files covering a wide range of topics, including several versions of an Altoid’s tin survival kit, bug out bag kits, EDC, vehicle preparedness, […]

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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

After a societal breakdown, your neighbors might come to your door for food. In this article, we explain what to do if that happens.

How can you prepare your family for the coming chaos? You start with making sure your stockpile has these must-have items ready to go.

Your phone can store a TON of survival information such as ebooks, apps and video. We tell you how to have all that survival knowledge in your pocket.

When SHTF, your survival boils down to how well you're prepared, but your preparation goes down the drain if you don't know these primitive survival skills.

Survival clothing covers you literally for a wide range of situations and is versatile for many types of environments.

Nowhere in the United States is going to be truly safe from a disaster on a grand scale. However, some states will certainly be less safe than others.