Safety kit

Emergency Preparedness - Week 2 Food & Water. How to create a 72 hour kit.

Even hardcore survivalists can overlook things. What did you overlook? Here are some survival items you might have forgotten to buy.

For Camping...rub petroleum jelly over a bunch of cotton balls and store them in a ziplock bag. When you're ready to make a fire pull a few cotton balls out and place them under your wood. Light the cotton balls for an instant fire starter.

The Homestead Survival brings you this List Of Important Documents to gather, organize and securely store in case of an natural disaster emergency,

Solar Powered Night Lights: Do something useful with your solar powered garden light. Instead of lighting up the garden path at night for that opossium raiding the trash, bring the light into the house. Use it as a solar powered night light. I mounted two garden lights on th…

Roll Up Glove-box Essentials Caddy! With rows of pockets for the perfect in car storage system! The backside has a large zipper poc...

Very few places on Earth don't have trash. If you're in a survival situation and have water available, being able to make fish hooks can mean the difference between eating bugs and eating yumminess.

Crisco Candle for emergency situations. Simply put a piece of string in a tub of shortening, and it will burn for up to 45 days

For the dedicated prepper there are few tools more important than a quality backpacking water filter for your bug out bag. When prioritizing your needs in a survival situation, water is right up there with staying warm in rank. We checked out the most popular water filters available to put together our list. Below you’ll […]

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This is so cool. A camping recipe that the kids will love to make and eat...Tacos in a bag!