One of the most overlooked items on every preppers list is first aid, which also happens to be one of the most important. I mean I get it, you cannot last very long without water and food, but how is … Continue reading →
If you have been listening to me then panic buying shouldn’t affect you. It also shouldn’t surprise you. I’ve previously given you the statistics on the preparedness levels across the United States. Now throw in the fear of quarantine and this is the result.
Everyone has a set of everyday carry (EDC) items that are part of their daily routine. Whether you are like most Americans who’s EDC would be keys, wallet and cell phone; or the survivalist who’s EDC could consist of 100 … Continue reading →
So you are new to preparedness and aren’t sure where to start. First, let me start by congratulating you on providing yourself and your family with the security preparedness brings. That first time the power goes out and you execute … Continue reading →
The truth is we never really know when disaster is going to strike. It doesn’t matter if it is your own personal disaster, a local or state emergency, or a global pandemic. When you need to get out of the … Continue reading →
The keeping of backyard chickens has become very popular in urban and suburban homes across the country. There have been a lot of changes in many municipalities that are making it possible for those of us who want to be … Continue reading →
In this blog we will cover what the 5 C’s of survival are exactly and ways we can make them a part of our EDC (Everyday Carry). As we go through each of the 5 I’ll try to lay out … Continue reading →
Here at Journey to Preparedness we will be covering everything from gardening to backyard chickens. From suburban survival to country living and everything in between. Let us grow as a community so we can learn and share with each other.
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