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01/17/2018 / By Rita Winters

Your guide to camping supplies: Determining what is essential

When camping, you only bring what is necessary. The excess weight from unnecessary gear throws you off balance (literally), and slows you down during those long treks to the campsite. Furthermore, with only the essentials, you will be able to appreciate nature and everything it has to offer. Nature can provide you with everything you […]

01/17/2018 / By Rita Winters

Hiking, backpacking, hydration: Tips for selecting the best pack for your needs

Whether it be backpacking, hiking, or conquering the world in survival mode, what you bring determines your success. But in order to bring anything in the first place, you should have a bag to carry all the stuff you need. Selecting the right backpack might not be easy, so here are six questions to ask […]

01/13/2018 / By Rita Winters

Military lessons for preppers: How to “improvise, adapt, and overcome” challenges

Murphy’s Law states, “If anything can go wrong, it will.” Today’s world is unpredictable – there are threats of nuclear war, an impending zombie apocalypse from radiation and toxic chemicals, and the risk of being overrun by machines and artificial intelligence (AI). How in the world do we prepare for these extinction-level disasters? It’s easy […]

12/11/2017 / By Rita Winters

2017’s best hiking shoes for men: Best for comfort, aggressive hiking, and more

One of the hurdles for hikers is picking the right shoe. Some are incredibly cheap but super absorbent. Others are water-resistant but overly priced. Based on reviews of the best hiking shoes, we’ve narrowed the extensive list down to five of the best hiking shoes for men, rated by their strengths and weaknesses. For three […]

11/24/2017 / By Rita Winters

Brains over body: Scientists say our brains are “selfish” when it comes to energy

The phrase “brains over brawn” may actually be true. Science shows that in a scenario where an individual uses both at the same time, the brain receives much more energy than the muscles. The “selfish brain” theory Researchers found that if strenuous physical and cognitive efforts are exerted at the same time, the brain is […]

11/20/2017 / By Rita Winters

It’s TOTALLY possible: How to homestead when you’re flat broke

Most people interested in an independent lifestyle are wary of the costs that come with it. As intimidating as it may sound, homesteading is all about self-sufficiency, involving little to no money at all. Homesteading projects at home usually involve the whole family, and resources used are things that are readily available. A bench you […]

11/07/2017 / By Rita Winters

Things to ponder if you want to take self-sufficient living seriously

If you’ve ever considered living the simple life and being self-sufficient, then you’ve probably thought about a lot of changes you’d need to make in your life, including what new skill(s) to learn and what unnecessary habits to give up. Not everyone can manage a self-sufficient and independent life, especially people who have grown accustomed […]

11/06/2017 / By Rita Winters

Survival weapons: Cheap and inconspicuous alternatives to massive guns

The world is going crazy, and you’ll never know when you’re going to need a weapon. Not having a gun should not be an excuse for defending yourself poorly, especially in these turbulent times. There are many self-defense weapons that can be created from common household items, and prove effective when trouble comes. (Related: 5 Survival […]

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