Survival Scout Tips

In A Christmas Carol by Dickens, Scrooge learns to become a changed man. If he can change, anyone can! Let’s reflect on what A Christmas Carol teaches about self-reliance.

We can learn from mistakes of the past to better our chances of survival in the future. In this piece, we’re taking a closer look at the attack on Pearl Harbor.

Why do we celebrate Thanksgiving? Because the pilgrims survived harsh conditions and had a successful harvest. Learn survival skills from the Pilgrims.

Stockpiling food isn’t illegal, but the government could seize your food and water in a state of emergency. Learn how to protect your emergency food stash.

As much as we love our independence, Early American small towns were composed of people who knew how to live independently within the community. Can you say the same?

How do you prepare if you don’t really know what’s going on? That’s the problem with today’s censorship and false media narratives.

Do you understand the difference between preparing for a disaster and being prepared for a disaster? The answer lies in a preparedness mindset.

This 4th of July, we’re taking a look at what happened to independence over tyranny our Founding Fathers risked their lives for us to have.

Brave men and women have shaped America. Today, we’re focusing on the fathers who modeled self-reliance in its truest form and those who created survival gear.

As we saw during the Great Recession, the economic chaos of the early pandemic period, and the subsequent inflation pain we are still suffering, our society will never be immune to negative...

Brave men and women have shaped America. Today, we’re focusing on the mothers who protected their families and our nation and paved the way for survivalists today.

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