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Currently it is snowing hard on this mid April day so I still hear the question asked if you can eat snow in a survival situation or not. Well, the answer depends on your situation and location. There

This is a great survival tool especially if you know how to make your own alcohol to use as fuel. This is a homemade stove that a friend of mine sent to me to try out. It is made out of an aluminum water

It is still winter here and snow or wind often knocks out the power to our neighborhood during this season. In the summer it can be due to high wind as well so we are never fully safe from power outage.

You dont have to be rich to prepare for emergency. FEMA says that every family should have at least a few weeks worth of food put away for emergency. I once wrote an article on disaster preparedness and

These two simple survival fire starters cost $1 and could save your life in a survival situation for years to come. Each item can be found at the dollar store and each one can last for years. The two items

Would you eat "animal feed"? In most cases it is the same as what we buy in the store, only a whole lot cheaper. Most animal feed grain is the same thing, only less processed. Generally speaking,

Make a super efficient rocket stove out of soup and coffee cans which burns a handful of twigs but yet can cook an entire meal. A stove like this can save your life in a survival situation. When the grid

Disaster or emergency can strike at any time. Being prepared is important. Today we lost power for a long time but although it was cold and windy outside, we made it through in comfort. Being preppers

Hi, this is Troy. I practice survival skills, outdoor adventure, hiking, fishing, hunting and disaster preparedness plans. My wife and I love to go out in the wilderness to practice our skills and use