Survival Gear

, , , , , , , - January 23, 2013

Winter has arrived and with it all the cold, icy trappings. While some of us might love the beauty of the snow and the recreational activities that go along with it, most of us don’t love the driving conditions winter weather creates. If you live in an area of the country that gets a lot of snow, it’s important that you be prepared for hazardous snow conditions. You can do this by storing essential emergency supplies in the trunk of your car and knowing what to do if you find yourself stuck in your car in the snow. What follows...

Read More

, , , , - December 23, 2012

Perhaps you’ve heard the good news that the world didn’t end this week. Whether you put your stock with the Mayan prediction or not, you probably agree with me that it’s a good thing life as we know it is still running along, if for no other reason than that it means you’ve still got some time to sharpen your survival skills. (I’m also pretty happy that I’ll get to see my two-year-old open her Christmas presents, but you know.) We talk a lot about the importance of emergency food storage on this blog, and today I want to switch...

Read More

, , - April 25, 2012

At BuyEmergencyFoods.com, we pride ourselves on being the online leader for emergency food and survival gear.  We figured that we should also share some of our “other” survival skills and educate the masses on the most important techniques for staying alive.  We hope that you enjoy our interactive survival guide.  Please feel free to let us know some of your special skills so that we can incorporate the best ones into subsequent survival guides. The post The Ultimate Life Survival Guide, Part 1 appeared first on Buy Emergency Food.

Read More

, - March 12, 2012

Several years ago, I was on a business trip in Colorado. My co-workers had arranged for us to stay at someone’s home up in the mountains. The first night was great, but the next morning, a water line had frozen and burst somewhere nearby, and the water was completely shut off to the home. For 3 days! We would have moved to a hotel, but we kept hearing that it would probably be on again in an hour or two. HA! No. But we optimistically stayed the entire time. There were 6 adults in the home. We bought maybe 50...

Read More

, - December 15, 2011

In prepping for different types of disasters that can come and potentially affect our families, house fires often get overlooked, even though they are the cause of thousands of deaths in our country every single year. Winter months tend to see a larger number of house fires, which can be attributed to more frequent use of fires, heaters, space heaters, and even lights for the Holiday season. Let’s cover some of the basics so that you can start getting your family ready in case of emergency. Time is not your friend – The first thing everyone in the family needs...

Read More