EDC Pack Loadout Dump – Video
In this video, with a painstakingly detailed write-up, I go over my EDC Pack (EDC Kit). I carry this same EDC Pack every day, everywhere I go.
(more…)Every Day Carry – My (On-Person) EDC – Video
In this short video, I review my on-person Everyday Carry (EDC). I’ve given a lot of thought and attention to my EDC (Every day carry), both on-person and my EDC kits. I feel I’m pretty much dialed in for my needs right now. I will continue to upgrade and adjust as needed.
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Buy Potassium Iodate While It Is Still Available — Quick Note
Prepper buddy JRW (You know who you are) reminded me of something — anyone who wants to stock up on potassium iodate and hasn’t done so yet, this is a good time to do it.
Mine are good till 2029 & 2032, so they last a long time. If things keep escalating, they may become more expensive or become unavailable. (Think TP & PPE)
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Prepare For The Alien Invasion — Building The Ultimate Alien Invasion Bugout Bag
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Today’s topic has that distinct, irresistible scent of impending doom mixed with just a dash of an overripe compost heap — “Prepare For The Alien Invasion — Building The Ultimate Alien Invasion Bugout Bag.”
Welcome, preppers, to self-reliance 2.0 — the final step toward logical and common sense prepping. Advanced preparedness for the serious, no-nonsense kind of person determined never to be caught with their pant’s down. Unless you’re into that kind of thing, I won’t judge.
One of the key objectives for Self-Reliance 2.0 is, obviously, “Preparing for an Alien Invasion,” and today we’ll begin by building the ultimate bugout bag of essentials to either fight, evade, or befriend these weak-bodied but highly intelligent distant neighbors.
This article is to help the advanced prepper valiant enough to dare a chuckle in the face of potential intergalactic threats!
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How To Build A Trauma Kit
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In this article, I’m going to show you how to build a trauma kit. What goes inside? Should you build a trauma kit or buy one? Should you carry the kit, and more?
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Michigan’s February Ice Storm – Extensive After-Action Report
Ten Steps To Preparedness For Non-Preppers – Death Preparedness Series PT. I
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This ‘getting started‘ article is my Ten Steps To Preparedness for the people that aren’t interested in living, eating, and breathing the prepper lifestyle yet understand the value of being a little more prepared. Maybe you don’t even care for the label ‘prepper.’
That’s fine because I wrote this piece with you in mind.
In this article, I want to help you sharpen those skills without our recommended steps of forming a Threat Assessment, developing a Preparedness Action Plan, working on your Preparedness Mindset, or maybe even starting an entire Prepper Pantry.
Yes. You can skip a few steps and still be more prepared than most people.
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How To Build A Basic First Aid Kit
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I’m going to help you build a decent first-aid kit. I mean a basic first aid kit. You can use one in your home, office, or car without the assistance of a wheelbarrow. You won’t need a medical degree to use it.
Better yet, you’re going to build a basic first aid kit that’s far better than those done-for-you kits at the pharmacy, and we’re not going to break the bank building it.
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Heating Our Home In A Power Outage
Heating Our Home In A Power Outage is part two of my After Action Report from last week after our power went out for a day. I was able to put some of our preps to use and work on an after-action report. I wanted to make ‘heating our home in a power outage‘ a separate article.
Here we go…
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Our Power Was Out. Here’s What We Learned – After Action Report (AAR)
We were blessed with another one-day power outage last Saturday. Not wanting a perfectly good power outage to go to waste, I have my After Action Report.
Here’s what I came up with:
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