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Originally posted on tolivealovelylie:
My room mate Adam and I decided we wanted to raise egg hens, so we got 3 Ameraucanas: Louise, Thelma II, and Thunderbird. They are healthy quickly-growing chicks, and the cardboard box we brought them home…
Leveraging Your Abundant Resources – And How To Make A Wood BBQ
To make a fully-equipped and ready prepper base of operations or retreat you need stuff. Tons and tons of stuff. Knowledge and intestinal fortitude (defined this time as the inner will to do without creature comforts) can lesson the amount … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, DIY, FHR Theory, Food, MAG's
Tagged Beans, Budget, cinderblock, DIY, Food, long term food storage, Mag, Prepper, shtf, Skills, Survival, Teotwawki, Training
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Military Prepper Vs. Lightweight Philosopy, an Interview
Note: All pictures in this post are original photos by Derek Ruhland (all rights reserved) and that anyone who wants to use them for anything should contact him at derekruhland@gmail.com Prepping is a hobby that some find a bit eccentric, … Continue reading
Posted in FHR Theory, Food, Training
Tagged backpacking, bug out, Food, Girl, Prepper, shelter, shtf, Skills, Survival, Teotwawki, Training, ultralight
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Survival Potatoes
Note: I am writing this post using the wordpress app – If it looks messed up, I’ll round back and fix it. Potatoes are an amazing source of calories, and I just found out recently super-fricken-easy to grow. The process … Continue reading
Painting Your Tomahawk… The Cheap Ass Way
A while ago I posted a blog on how to paint your rifle, the cheap ass way (HERE) with detailed instructions on a way to paint your rifle. I wanted to demonstrate another way to paint “tactical” gear, and took … Continue reading
BBC TRANSCRIPT TO BE USED IN WAKE OF NUCLEAR ATTACK
Interesting find on the internet; this is the transcript of what would be blasted over the radio waves after a nuculear attack across the pond. Overall some good, basic information. Copy of document BBC TRANSCRIPT TO BE USED IN WAKE … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Shelter
Tagged bug out, Food, Fortification, long term food storage, medical, nuclear, Prepper, shelter, shtf, Survival, Teotwawki, water
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The .44 Magnum Revolver – The Perfect Long-Term Survival Firearm?
This is my argument on why I think the 44 magnum revolver COULD be the perfect survival firearm. Now, before you decide that I have lost my marbles and need serious help – let me lay out my thoughts. I … Continue reading
Originally posted on The Union Creek Journal:
I’m looking out the window and the first snow of the season is falling. The flakes are nearly as large as the tip of my thumb; they’re slushy and coming down hard and…
LA Police Gear Sale – 15% Off Everything
PLEASE NOTE: I have not received any compensation or affiliation with LAPG, I am making this post without any connection to LAPG. I have purchased from LA Police Gear (LINK) in the past, and they have decent prices, service, and … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Food
Tagged Budget, Food, long term food storage, Prepper, Survival, Teotwawki
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Oh Christmas Tree, Oh Christmas Tree, You Are A Training Opportunity
There are several underlying points to this post, including the obvious story/review held within. These points are: Always test your equipment – as close as you can to real-world environments. You can turn any task into a training opportunity. Spend some time thinking before … Continue reading