I love the fried turkey that I normally cook every Thanksgiving... But my first attempt at smoking one was pretty well received. Especially with my sweet and spicy cranberry dipping sauce. Smoked and

There are almost as many opinions on bugging-in vs bugging-out as there are people... In my opinion, bugging-out as an evasion tactic makes a lot of sense, but only as a last resort. Bugging-in will cause

Across the U.S. local zoning officials are making it increasingly difficult for people to go off-grid and live self-sustainable lives. Building tiny homes, harvesting rainwater, using solar or wind energy,

SOURCE Hello friends of the farm in the course of this article I will be able to show you what a Pig Farm is based on, what are its importance and benefits and the great utility for all those dedicated

SOURCE Hello friend of the farm in this opportunity I will talk about some tips so you can raise your own chickens. If you are a beginner breeder, choosing a breed will be a complex task, so here are some

One of the things I love about gardening is that it requires creative practice for problems. In my post on water a few days ago, I mused about water as a resource, and how I was thinking about ways to

“And when you crush an apple with your teeth, say to it in your heart: Your seeds shall live in my body, And the buds of your tomorrow shall blossom in my heart, And your fragrance shall be my breath,

The other day I was reading the NY Times article, ‘We Need Answers’: Hurricane Michael Leaves Florida Residents Desperate for Aid about what is happening on the ground in Panama City, Florida following

Hi, My name is Steve Ackerman. If I'm not hiking, Tenkara fly fishing or cooking outdoors, you'll likely find me reviewing some gear and writing for my blog, It is focussed primarily on the discussion

Want to find out how you can avert pests from damaging your crops, and make your garden grow healthy and beautiful without any chemicals? Then check below. Source Click the image to enlarge

Spearfishing is the ultimate adventure sport. You’re in the water, using your skills, training, and expertise to bring home fish, after fish, after fish. And there’s nothing better than a regular supply

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I'm really surprised that Steemit doesn't support BitChute yet...

I'm really suprised that Steemit doesn't support BitChute yet...

A grid-down situation is easily one of the most likely scenarios that preppers consider in their preparedness plan. Whether it be caused by a natural disaster or a man-made one, the power grid will likely

The idea of getting started in prepping, and more specifically food and water storage can be a bit overwhelming. There is so much to learn and so much to consider, especially if you are on a tight budget

Is it better to build a first aid kit from scratch, or is it better to buy a good one to start with and customize it for yourself? I’ve asked myself that question more than a few times over the years,

One of the most important considerations when bugging-in is drinking water. What will you do when your water store runs dry? Water filtration is the only viable solution to this problem. However, there

With all of the talk about prepping over the last few years, I have been doing a lot of research and planning to make sure my family is going to be safe should something catastrophic occur. Zombies have