Survival Scout Tips

When the power goes out, darkness isn’t just inconvenient—it’s dangerous. It becomes harder to move, easier to panic, and almost impossible to secure your home. And when the blackout lasts more th...

Disasters don’t wait for you to be ready. Whether it’s a wildfire barreling toward your home, riots breaking out in your city, or an incoming hurricane, sometimes you have less than a day to get o...

When resources are scarce, the ability to adapt is key. Knowing how to transform everyday items into survival essentials can make all the difference when you’re in a bind. That’s why those who pre...

Imagine waking up to a world that no longer looks the same. The ground splits open, entire forests disappear, and the Mississippi River flows in reverse. Between December 1811 and February 1812, a...

Imagine waking up to find the internet gone—not just for a few hours, but indefinitely. No emails, no banking apps, no GPS, no Netflix. This isn’t science fiction; it’s a growing possibility. A di...

I remember when I was growing up, my grandmother would never just throw something away. Her cabinets were filled with emptied and recycled butter tubs and cookie tins that contained odds and ends....

We all know it’s a no-no to pour cooking oil down the drain, but that doesn’t mean you need to toss it out just because it’s past the sell-by date. Every resource counts in survival situations, an...

Preppers are well aware of how important it is to have a go-bag ready for when they need to bug out, but many overlook the necessity of a get-home bag. Imagine your family decides to bug in when d...

Even the safest communities can experience massive unrest. Your neighborhood may find itself in the middle of an activist protest that turns into a riot in a matter of minutes.  Your normally safe...

While we will never stop stressing the importance of having emergency food and water in case of an emergency… The truth is, that’s not enough. What good is your survival stash if outsiders can tak...

 Recently, I saw a dish towel that said, “Mr. Rogers didn’t prepare me for the people in my neighborhood.”  It’s good for a laugh, but there's also a bit of truth to it. Community is important—ev...

Our lives are much easier today than when our forefathers fought for independence. While they strived to be independent and self-reliant, many Americans today increasingly rely on technology. Each...