Build a survival bunker, fill it with food
Urban Evac Tip: Learn to run with c25k
Disaster Scenarios – When Aliens Attack?
Survival Library in your pocket : Books for your Kindle
Preparing for Earthquakes in Central US
Urban Evac Tip: Selecting your EDC Knife or multitool
Video: Bear Grylls Ultimate Survival Kit
Urban Evac Tip: Master your exits
Doug Ritter’s RSK Mk2 Perseverance Survival Knife
2012 could be a year of disasters, of doom and gloom. It could also be a fantastic, business-as-usual year. In any case, it does not hurt to prepare. If you’re one of those people who tend to take the easy way out, here’s an option – a one year supply of food. The Shelf Reliance THRIVE will feed 1 person for a whole year (enough for you to survive 2012).
How heavy is your Bug Out Bag (or Get Home Bag)? Sure you can probably carry it around — but are you able to walk or run long distances with it? If like me, you’ve been a couch potato for a long time, it’s very tough to get back into running shape. Luckily, there’s C25K.
When we talk about disasters, we usually refer to the more typical type of scenarios – a natural disaster, a disease outbreak or a terrorist attack, for example. How about more “out-there” type of scenarios? The National Geographic Channel just showed an interesting 2 hour special on When Aliens Attack.
We should never stop educating ourselves about emergency preparedness. If you’re like me, after a while the bookshelves get filled with dozens of survival-related books. Which book would you carry in case you need to evacuate or Bug Out? Well, how about every one of them?
If you live in one of the central states in the United States, you can participate in The Great Central US Shake Out, happening on April 28th 2011. Folks in Indiana will get to do it a bit earlier, on April 19th.
As part of your Every Day Carry, you should have a pocket knife or multitool with you all the time. Which one should you get? The right answer: whichever one suits your lifestyle, workplace and wardrobe — and of course, budget.
