Author: Scott Huntington

You
may be prepared for a survival situation outside of an urban environment, but
are you ready to survive in the city? A metropolitan area is dense in
population and . . .

Maximizing every piece of equipment you carry is the best way to keep the poundage down without sacrificing functionality. Additionally, when you are carrying extra gear, you want to spread . . .

Camping is an act that’s cool in and of itself — but who says you can’t add a few accessories to the mix to make your outdoor adventures even . . .

If
the world is falling apart around you, stopping at the gas station to fill up
won’t be an option. Thankfully, the chances are high that you’ll be . . .

In
a survival situation, you’ll need transportation. Maybe you got jumped and lost
your keys, or you were running for your life and they fell down a storm drain . . .

You’re
trekking through the woods, and you look at your phone — and you realize it
only has one percent of battery life left. Or, maybe a hurricane blows through . . .

The gentle rocking of waves nudges you awake to the smell of salt air at precisely the hour you intended to wake. As you brew the morning coffee on your . . .

Having a snack available for a long drive or some emergency rations in case of a breakdown isn’t just convenient, it’s a must in certain parts of the country where travel by car can be precarious in winter months or during storm season.

Some experts have stressed the importance of EMP-proofing your car to ensure you have transportation after a nuclear strike, while others have denounced the practice as unnecessary. Let’s take a closer look at the science behind EMP-proofing your vehicle, whether it’s essential, and how to complete this task if you choose to carry it out.

A common bug out or survival strategy is to simply outfit a vehicle with all the necessary supplies and resources you would need. When you’re preparing for an emergency . . .