GHB – Contents – Fire Starters

Some of the best prepping items are those that are not only highly useful but also inexpensive. It’s always nice to get a whole lot of bang for very little buck. It’s even better when one of these highly useful, inexpensive items can be a life saver. Fire is essential. Just to name a fewContinue reading “GHB – Contents – Fire Starters”

GHB – Contents – Masks

This can be a fairly sensitive subject these days with all of the wide-ranging COVID vs mask related opinions and “information” floating around. Let me say clearly, right off the bat, this post has nothing to do with COVID. That being said, let’s begin. For many years I have read articles suggesting that a maskContinue reading “GHB – Contents – Masks”

GHB – Contents – Change of Clothes

Depending on what you do for a living, where you work, and any dress-code requirements you may have to abide by, you may want to pack a change of clothes in your GHB. I would hate to have to dress in a business suit for work and have to walk home in dress shoes andContinue reading “GHB – Contents – Change of Clothes”

The Rules of Three – A Good Place to Start

When looking at your own personal survival, EDC kits, Get Home Bags (GHB), Bug-Out-Bags (BOB), missile silos in the desert that are fully stocked, etc; all are useless if you don’t address for extremely basic, yet crucial rules of survival: the Rules of Three. Three minutes without air, three hours without shelter, three days withoutContinue reading “The Rules of Three – A Good Place to Start”

Perishable Skills

I am currently re-watching a zombie television series that I haven’t seen in several years. In just the first couple of episodes I noticed a glaringly obvious example of “Hollywood” portrayal. A character armed with a pistol is running from zombies. In short order, the character raises the pistol and executes (bad pun) perfect headshotsContinue reading “Perishable Skills”

Time Flies When You’re Having Fun…….. and When You’re Not

Prepping takes alot. It takes money to buy the gear and books or pay for the courses/classes. It takes research to find what best suits your needs. It takes space to do all the projects, and grow the gardens, and store the gear. One area so many preppers seem to fail to appreciate is TIME.Continue reading “Time Flies When You’re Having Fun…….. and When You’re Not”