Survival Scout Tips

Supply chain issues are ongoing. The next disaster will mean even more difficulty getting food on your table…unless you build your own barter supply line. 

Facial recognition is everywhere. Read more about the use of facial recognition technology in the US and how to avoid it.

It is possible to grow your own food no matter where you live. All it takes is thinking outside the box and embracing unconventional agriculture methods like hydroponics.

The first 5 minutes after a disaster are critical. What you do (or don’t do) will make all the difference in your survival.

EMP events are no longer wild theories. They are real. And we need to prepare. Learn more about EMP survival and why the threat is serious today.

Learn the history of hidden communications in wartimes and ways you can keep your communications private in today’s digital world.

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.

If you have a stock of long-term emergency food staples, such as whey milk powder, you’ll be able to cook many of your usual meals or baked goods using only water and heat. 

The threat of a nuclear attack is real. While we hope it never happens, we should prepare for the worst-case scenario. Find out what’s happening and how to prepare.

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

The US is facing an energy crisis this winter. Find out what you can do to prepare for a winter without heat.

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?