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Power outages are a frequent occurrence in our country, and it’s no wonder, given that the power grid is outdated and poorly maintained.

The plane chartered by the Old Christians rugby club to fly from Montevideo Uruguay to Santiago, Chile after a stopover in Mendoza, Argentina.

In 1981, Steven Callahan was a boat builder attempting to cross back across the Atlantic by himself in Napoleon Solo, a 21’ wooden sailboat.

When it comes to prepping and survivalism, I’m a straight shooter, and I like to tell people the truth about these topics. I believe

It’s standard fare in the prepping community that we say we won’t let anyone in, once we’re in survival mode. We prepare for our

In my youth, I learned firsthand that getting lost in the wilderness is inherently terrifying. The situation can escalate quickly if you lack a

I’m a big fan of the Western genre, especially the books by Louis L’Amour. Of all the western writers I’ve seen, I think he

Just getting into prepping? You may sometimes fall prey to overheated talk and “hype” when it comes to this lifestyle.

While man is not the only species that makes and uses tools, it is easy to see why anthropologists initially felt it was what

Back in 2017, Hurricane Harvey stalled over Southeast Houston, causing widespread flooding. At the time, I lived a few hundred miles away, well outside

For most of us, our homes are a key part of our survival strategy. Our “Plan A” is to bug in, staying home through

In case you haven’t heard yet, spring has sprung. Rather than realize that because of the calendar, I was made aware of it when

Throughout the annals of history, mankind has derived immense pleasure from the art of storytelling, a cherished tradition that transcends generations.

Often, homesteading and survivalism can be defined by the simple fact that you have your own access to medical tools, energy, and food.

In a world of constant uncertainty, prepping has shifted from the fringe to a mainstream necessity. While rural preppers find solace in nature, urban