Preparation
What to Do in a Flood
(SurvivalDaily.com) – Mother nature can be lethal in many different ways, and floods are a major one. With the exception of heat-related fatalities, no weather event is deadlier. Flooding, on a 10-year average (2008-2018), has killed more Americans than lightning, winter storms and exposure to cold combined. A single event has been known to change the […]
Be Your Own Survival Doctor
(SurvivalDaily.com) – Imagine that you’re stuck in a survival situation — whether you’re lost in the woods or society is collapsing around your ears — and you need medical care. Who’s going to provide it for you? Here’s the bad news; it looks like it’s going to be you. Now here’s the good news; if you […]
Survival Gardening: Natural Defenses Against Pests
(SurvivalDaily.com) – Having your own garden gives you the ability to grow your own food. However, there’s more to growing a garden than just planting some seeds and watering them. You need to be able to keep away destructive pests, otherwise, you’ll have nothing left for you. Pests to Expect When growing a garden you […]
Civil Unrest: Bug-Out or Stand Your Ground?
(SurvivalDaily.com) – If you’ve turned on your television lately, been on social media, or don’t live under a rock you’ve seen that civil unrest has been ripping through the US. As typical with any crisis, you have two options: you can either hunker down and bug-in, or you can bug-out. Which is the best method […]
How the Super Rich are Prepping for Collapse
(SurvivalDaily.com) – Wealthy people are beginning to see the potential for disaster… and they’re preparing for it. They’re not just buying food and other supplies though. Some are going all out, and doing some crazy-level prepping. Buying Land While most of us have to deal with what we can, wealthier people can go out and […]
Preppers Pantry: Important Canning Basics
(SurvivalDaily.com) – Canning food is an essential part of being a prepper. This is especially true if you live somewhere with seasonal changes. Canning your food is very important in a region that sees harsh winters. You don’t have the ability to grow food year-round, so you need to store it while you can. What […]
Human Survival: Regulating Body Temp
(SurvivalDaily.com) – The human body in many ways is a mechanical marvel. Our bodies however are also very fragile and easy to damage. Perhaps one of our biggest weaknesses is our thermoregulation, or our body’s ability to keep its core temperature. The ideal temperature for the human body is 98.6ºF, although the body can still […]
Dental Health in SHTF
(SurvivalDaily.com) – In a world where people spend thousands upon thousands of dollars to create the illusion of gleaming white teeth, it’s nothing short of mind-blowing to realize just how little attention they really pay to their dental health. This is especially true in survival scenarios. The worst part is that dental health is one […]
What’s in Your Pockets?
(SurvivalDaily.com) – What’s in your pockets? Can you live without it, and if so, for how long? How much of an inconvenience would it be if it were taken from you? A lot of men carry all of their valuables in their pockets or some type of bag. Women spice it up between pockets, clutches, […]
Why You Need a Get Home Bag
(SurvivalDaily.com) – As survivalists, we put a lot of time, money, and effort into preparing for whatever may come our way. All of that is for naught if we’re away from home when the SHTF and we can’t get back to all our preps. This is why a good get home bag (GHB), also known […]
Bug Out Bags – What Should You Pack
(SurvivalDaily.com) – Having a Bug Out Bag (BOB) at the ready is comparable to owning insurance; you hope to never use it, but you’re grateful it’s there when you need it. Being ready to leave home in the event of an emergency should be common sense; unfortunately, many people don’t see it that way. For […]
Defending Against an Airborne Virus
(SurvivalDaily.com) – Worried about contracting a disease or illness that may be airborne? How can you avoid becoming infected? How can you prevent its spread? The first step in knowing how to prevent these types of things, is knowing what causes them. Most illnesses are caused by pathogens — microorganisms that can be bacterial, viral, […]