Introduction There are essentially 11 different kinds of Preppers and Homesteaders: Survivalist Lone-Wolf Preppers Homesteaders Urban Preppers Bug-Out Preppers Rural Preppers Technical Preppers Medical Preppers Economic Preppers News and Current Event Preppers Community Preppers This posting will provide information on the different types of preppers and homesteaders, and show you where to find additional information….
Introduction In the world of prepping, communication is key to survival, especially in scenarios where traditional infrastructure fails. A mesh network provides a decentralized, robust solution for maintaining communication even when conventional systems, such as the internet or cellular networks, are down. Unlike centralized networks, where a single point of failure can disrupt the entire…
By Steve Maxwell A good electric generator makes your home blackout proof. It’s relatively inexpensive insurance againstcomplete loss of household power. Plus, portable units are convenient when you need electricity beyond the reach of an extension cord. All generators combine an internal combustion engine with electrical components to create electricity for powering appliances and tools….
Introduction In an unpredictable world, being prepared can make all the difference. Whether you’re preparing for natural disasters, economic collapse, or any other crisis, having the right supplies on hand is crucial. Building a comprehensive stockpile is a key part of any preparedness plan, ensuring that you and your loved ones can weather the storm—whatever…
See All Tests! Test yourself now by selecting a quiz from one of the following categories! Survival Skills and Techniques Food and Water Security Shelter and Living Arrangements Energy and Power Health and Medical Preparedness Economic and Financial Preparedness Community and Social Structures Security and Defense Introduction In an increasingly unpredictable world, being prepared for…
https://theprepared.com/homestead/guides/how-store-gasoline/ Between vehicles, generators, and other gas-powered equipment around your home, it makes sense to store at least a little bit of fuel in case an emergency strikes. This guide explains the ways people store gasoline and other FAQ. A sudden evacuation, power loss, or SHTF event is not the time to wait in line…
