Survival items
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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.
When the unthinkable happens, you'll need a nuclear survival kit to make it through. Nuclear fallout, radiation, and dirty bombs are all navigatable threats if you are prepared and informed...
Are you ready to become a prepper? Prepping is a way to prepare for any emergency or disaster. It's essential to have the right supplies and equipment in order to survive and be prepared. If you're a beginner, this article will provide an essential prepper list of items necessary for survival in any situation. With the help of this list, you can make sure that you have all the gear needed to make it through any emergencies that may arise.
Is it time for BOB to go on a diet??? One very popular question I get is about Bug Out Bag weight. Unfortunately, it’s never that there is TOO MUCH space left over in the pack. I’m always ask for ideas about how to reduce pack weight and eliminate unnecessary items. Below are 6 tips I’ve come up with for cutting weight from your BOB. Hopefully, one will work for you or at least help you brainstorm a creative solution. I’ve found that when you’re really getting serious about cutting Bug Out…
Want to build an EDC kit for urban survival? Check out these pictures and gear lists of EDC kits used by real people.
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Make your own survival candle in 6 easy steps, using common household item. A few years back Mrs Config put together an Altoids tin fire kit for me which included these really useful homemade bottle lid candles. With her help, I put together a tutorial to pass on this simple hack, all using items I found lying around my in-laws house as I’m a believer in reusing and recycling wherever possible.
