SHTF

Next time you visit the dollar store, walk down each aisle and stock up on little things that will make life easier after SHTF.

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There are a handful of basic skills that everyone will need in a true SHTF scenario. How many of these survival skills do you know?

If you don't have a bug out location but are forced to evacuate, these places could keep you safe for a while.

Every prepper has a plan about what they're going to do when stuff really hits the fan. But is that plan really a good one, or only workable in an action movie?

It's important to have a survival plan so that when the SHTF, you know what to do instead of just panicking. Here are 10 steps to take.

Who doesn't love their bug out bag? Check out these over a dozen juicy tips to make it better, and to avoid a tragedy.

If you're anywhere near a city when the SHTF, you'll come across thousands of vehicles that are full of survival items you can scavenge.

There are several ways to tell that a major disaster is about the strike, and that is the topic of this video. He lists 10 warning signs.

No prepper who has spent any amount of time focused on improving their personal readiness to face disasters needs to be told that a big part of being prepared...