When SHTF, you need to be creative and think up at least two to three additional ways to use your supplies. …

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Before SHTF, preppers secure their food stockpile and pack survival gear in their bug-out bags (BOBs). If you want to …

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Before SHTF, preppers must have a stockpile full of food and gear ready so they can survive any type of disaster or emergency. …

http://www.bugout.news/2021-06-03-6-ways-open-canned-food-other-tools.html

When SHTF, you might have to do something more drastic than bug out. If you need to protect yourself or …

http://www.bugout.news/2021-06-01-survival-how-to-disappear-completely-when-shtf.html

Before you go camping, you should make sure you have everything you need to build a shelter, cook your food …

http://www.bugout.news/2021-05-31-prepping-survival-20-must-have-camping-items.html

Rubbing alcohol is a sought-after product in stores because it’s a convenient disinfectant for a variety of things. But did …

http://www.bugout.news/2021-05-28-8-survival-uses-of-rubbing-alcohol.html

Being a prepper means investing in skills and tools that will help you survive when SHTF. But this lifestyle can …

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Firestarting is an important survival skill, especially if you go camping frequently or if you have plans to bug out …

http://www.bugout.news/2021-05-25-firestarting-tips-10-types-campfires-how-build.html

Before SHTF, preppers do whatever they can to get ready for different survival scenarios. In some cases, you’ll be fine …

http://www.bugout.news/2021-05-20-survival-planning-pros-cons-bug-out-vehicles.html

The military gives service members portable meals called “Meals, Ready-to-Eat” (MREs), which are self-contained field rations in lightweight packaging. But …

http://www.bugout.news/2021-05-18-food-supply-make-meals-ready-eat-mres.html