Extreme Survival

image credit sourdough.com In the blistering heat of summer, the last place you or anyone else wants to be is in the kitchen cooking. Standing in...

Every prepper (and even some who aren’t) eventually creates a bug-out bag, sometimes known as a 72 hour bag. In the event that they need to...

(Continued from Part 1) Less Frequent Potential Disaster Scenarios In conducting risk analysis with regard to the less frequent man-caused and natural disasters, we must take...

by Capt. William E. Simpson II - USMM Over the past few years, disaster preparedness (“prepping”) has become a popular topic. A very large mix of...

The United States Emergency Alert System (EAS) has “critical vulnerabilities” according to a recent review by IOActive, a security firm. The ability of the federal government...

Melissa Norris, author of Pioneering Today, recently sat down with Off The Grid News to discuss homesteading tips and the need to preserve the traditional skills...

Car trouble is one of the most common problems to face modern Americans, yet many people do not think of this when it comes to preparing...

image credit newsnet5.com Tropical Storm Andrea was the first named storm of the 2013 hurricane season, and if tradition repeats itself, it will not be the...

In my home I have over a dozen firearms, thousands of rounds of ammunition, shelves and shelves of food, enough water to drink for weeks, and...

In today’s uncertain world, you never know when you may be caught in a situation where there are no grocery markets, no farms, and no homes...