The answer may sound pretty basic, because it is! And because of the relative simplicity, you could even make one yourself. How about some lifestyle and preparedness for the outdoor kitchen? A solar oven is a great way to harness free energy to get the job done. So, how do …
Guest article, by ‘NRP’ First let’s start by knowing that I’m not here to “Bash or Trash” the Emergency Food Kit industry, nor am I attempting to discourage ANYONE from storing a supply of foods, among other preparedness needs. I am going to point out some ideas on Food Storage …
Although known by most preppers, it is an important note for newbies: With regard to extra food storage for preparedness, first do this: Store the foods that you would normally eat. Think about it, if the time comes when you need to eat the food that you have stored away …
This Saturday post is your weekly open-forum for: – Preparedness accomplishments this week – Off-topic conversation throughout the week SUPPORT MODERN SURVIVAL BLOG If you like it here, to help assure that we stay on-the-air: 1. If you’re running an ad blocker, add ModernSurvivalBlog.com to your whitelist. Revenue …
Most burglaries occur in the day time, usually between 8am-5pm. This is because most people are at work. In general, the suspect is only in the house for less than 5 minutes, unless you are on vacation and they have hours. The typical home burglar is looking for cash, jewelry, …
The following is a combination of my thoughts as well as information sourced from an article I read from CocealedCarry magazine, published by USCCA.com. We never hear about the times (any time) a firearm is used for effective defense. Rather, mainstream media will “cherry pick”, propagandize and leverage an occurrence …
(the road little traveled) We are creatures of habit. Not saying that it’s necessarily a bad thing. Just an observation. Might it be good to break the routines once in awhile? Think about it… How often do you park in the same general parking spot location every day at work? …
