Survival Scout Tips

This list demonstrates that there's been quite a bit of activity. It’s gotten a lot of people wondering—including some of the country’s largest media outlets—what the heck is going on? 

 

Food prices were already on the rise, but now we are facing a fertilizer crisis. This new crisis, exacerbated by the Ukraine invasion, will cause food prices to skyrocket.

Unleavened bread has been eaten at Passover since biblical times. Learn about the history of unleavened bread and how to bake your own.

We need truckers, and the current trucker protests are making this very clear. Here’s what would happen if they parked their rigs and how to prepare before it happens.​​

Henry Kissinger famously said, “Who controls the food supply controls the people; who controls the energy can control whole continents; who controls money can control the world.” History shows us...

There may come a day when you can’t get the food you need. Supply chains are breaking. Today. Learn the reasons why America’s food supply is in danger so you can stay fed.

During the Revolutionary War,  the Siege of Charleston was one of America’s most devastating losses. Take time to learn how it happened so you can better prepare should supply lines be cut.

Grocery stores have still not recovered, and it is difficult to find certain things. Learn why the food supply seems to be dwindling.

Americans are facing a perfect storm of supply chain disruptions and vulnerabilities, bad weather, trucker shortages, and more. As a result, food costs are on the rise. Here's why and how to prepare.

COVID-19 has created an unprecedented supply chain disruption. Unlike any other shortages in history, the coronavirus has a global impact. And it’s not over.

The true history of the Donner Party’s failed expedition teaches valuable survival lessons we can put in place today.

If the COVID-19 pandemic has taught us anything, it is to prepare for the unexpected. That’s exactly what grocery stores are doing. In the spring, Americans hurriedly panic shopped for...