Here’s a valuable post from Colorado Preppers on Keeping Your Valuables Safe. It’s a three part series and definitely worth checking out! My favorite tip from Part 3 was to store important documents in a Pringles can and make sure it doesn’t look out of place. Brilliant! (Especially if your Read more…
While I reported on the looming wheat shortage in detail several months ago, it has caught my attention again due to how quickly it’s coming upon us and how much worse it’s become.
A wheat shortage isn’t just confined to far off distant lands anymore. It has definitely hit America.
Oh my gosh! No wonder why more people don’t get involved with emergency preparedness! If you do an internet search on emergency preparedness, at least the first 20 pages of the links are downright BORING! Ugh! I’d rather actually be in an earthquake than try to live through another internet search on emergency preparedness again! Make Al-Qaida prisoners of war read government articles on emergency preparedness and you’ll have no problem finding Bin Laden in a heartbeat! Do these people get a raise for being boring? If so, then I can understand (more…)
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[/caption] A real emergency will change who you are today if you aren’t prepared now, pure and simple. The difference in personalities and decision making in the midst of an emergency is very much like a Jekyll and Hyde complex. Whether you’ll be Jekyll or Hyde in an emergency is up to you today. Which will you be?
If you’re like me, you’re an avid meat eater. I plan on having meat protein in at least one meal a day, even during an emergency. Rather than relying on my hunting skills or the availabilty of tasty game after a nuclear blast, a hurricane, or an earthquake, I’ve made sure to store chicken, turkey, SPAM, seafood, and beef. However, I got sick of paying $4 to $6 a pound real fast! I also didn’t really want to eat “jerky” for a whole year either. So I simply HAD to find out for myself whether or not it’s possible to can “bottle” meat. Sure enough, YES, it is. And it’s EASY to can meat!
I hate having to learn dumb lessons. Don’t you? As I’ve looked back and realized all the simple tricks and strategies I’ve learned over the last 10 years, I cringe at the thought of all of the money, time, anxiety, and energy I’ve wasted. So I decided to share them with you. You’re sure to learn something in this list! I hope you’ll learn from my mistakes NOW!
Many are reluctant to take food storage preparations seriously due to a fear that they will have to live merely on beans and rice. While I do enjoy a good meal of beans and rice, I’ll admit the thought of it makes me somewhat depressed. As a professional preparedness consultant, I can assure you that your meals need not be any less enjoyable during an emergency than they are now. You can truly anticipate meals that are fit for a king, even when you’re living off of your storable commodities.
What you don’t know about expiration dates may cost you a bundle. Even more importantly, it may cost you your survival. Millions of pounds of food are thrown away all throughout America every year simply because the expiration date says that the food has gone bad. Well, you need to Read more…
[/caption] With the market being the way it is, many are asking what is the safest investment nowadays. I’ll tell you. FOOD. FOOD is the BEST investment today.Why? Because if used properly, it’s life saving. A meal today will always be worth a meal tomorrow. Food is the best investment because Wall Street can never alter its impact on our appetites.
Why don’t I believe someone who says they don’t have food storage because they can’t afford it? Because chances are, these are the same folks who wouldn’t focus on food and water preparedness even if they had the funds. Sad but true. Why do I say this? First of 
all WATER STORAGE is FREE and yet I rarely see a person who has even a semblance of the amount of water they need. Surely they have empty 2-liter bottles that they can use to store clean water in the event of an emergency. And if they don’t, they sure as heck know someone who does.