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New Author: Royal
Hi, my name is Royal, and I'm a Prepper. I've now been officially branded and there's no turning back :-)
Royal
5 min read Archives - Page 22
Complete archive of our preparedness articles and community contributions from 2008-2017.
Alerts
Hurry, Hurry! This is Hurricane Preparedness Week!!!
Hurry, Hurry! This is Hurricane Preparedness Week!!!
Phil
3 min read 
Family Preparedness Personal Preparedness
Wake-up Call for a Wealthy Prepper – Scenario Planning Exercise
The wealthy prepper boasted to his friend about his huge propane tank buried in his yard, an endless supply of fuel, food stores for years, and well, basically everything he thought he might need he had purchased. “What do you think of all this?” he asked his friend. His friend paused for a moment and then asked, “so, what do you think is going to happen when you’re the only house on your block with the lights on, while all your neighbors are cold, starving and miserable?”
Royal
5 min read 
Events Family Preparedness
Easy Gourmet Pressure Cooking: Wednesday, June 17th, 2009
Easy Gourmet Pressure Cooking: Wednesday, June 17th, 2009
Ekim
1 min read 
Family Preparedness How To
Chicken Tractors
<img class="alignright size-full wp-image-1757" title="ctract2" src="/images/uploads/2009/05/ctract2.jpg" alt="ctract2" width="380" height="253" />Chicken eggs are an important renewable source of fresh protein that every prepper should consider. Of course they are also a great source of meat! Free range chickens (letting your chickens run loose during the day to eat bugs and plants) not only cost less to maintain, they provide richer eggs - which is evident in the yolks of truly free range chickens. However, if there are lots of potential predators around such as dogs, hawks, skunks, etc. Free Ranging your chickens could be quite dangerous to their health! That's where we turn to the Chicken Tractor.
Phil
3 min read 
Gardening TEOTWAWKI Survival
Survival Seeds in a Can-9 Years Later
Survival Seeds in a Can-9 Years Later
Angela
5 min read 
Food Storage
Messiest pantry contest: cast your vote
Messiest pantry contest: cast your vote
Wade
2 min read 
Family Preparedness Pandemic Preparedness
Pandemic Quarantine Preparedness
<img class="alignright size-full wp-image-1697" title="pandemic-rescue2sml" src="/images/uploads/2009/05/pandemic-rescue2sml.jpg" alt="pandemic-rescue2sml" width="228" height="240" />Swine Flu is gonna kill us all! Swine flu is going away! Swine Flu is man-made! Swine Flu is a natural mutation! Oh, we offended the pigs. It's H1N1! Does anyone know what's actually going on??? Does it matter? Whatever the truth is about this H1N1 (formerly known as Swine Flu) virus there is ONE THING we can each know for sure. Has the last week caused you to think very seriously about your Pandemic Preparedness? Have you reviewed and identified holes in your preps? Have you done something about it? Are you Ready for Anything?
Phil
8 min read 
Family Preparedness Pandemic Preparedness
On Quarantine and Cabin Fever
With the Swine Flu news is coming talk of possible quarantines.
Angela
6 min read 
Family Preparedness Food Storage
Skills as a prep
A few weeks ago a guest author on a popular preparation blog discussed the value of gardening as a resource. He put forth the opinion that while he enjoys gardening as a pastime, the decision as to whether to engage in it should be based solely around time and cost. Citing the inability to move a garden in an emergency and the amount of labor required to get to harvest, he concluded that it is better to save your seeds for a bug-out and expend today's efforts and money on a trip to the grocery store. "It's all about time," he says, "not a skill or desire."
Wade
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