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How to Conquer Your Fears

By / January 14, 2016

Acting out of fear can get you into more trouble than the situation you are already in. Fear comes in many forms and levels. The simplest might be fear of insects, spiders and snakes, more intense fear might the instilled fear of heights, public speaking, the unknown, and extreme fear might be the fear of […]

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Brilliant Ideas for Using Tin Cans in a Survival Situation

By / January 10, 2016

There is one item that every prepper in the world is guaranteed to have: canned food. Even if they mostly have dehydrated or freeze-dried food, every prepper has at least one can or corn or beans somewhere. And of course, canned food usually comes in tin cans. Most people throw them away without a second […]

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The Best of the Latest Survival and Prepper Books

By / October 28, 2015

It is with great pleasure that I introduce you to the books that were selected for the Backdoor Survival Prepper Book Festival #10. My gosh, what a line-up. For the first time, all 14 books are non-fiction and they cover such a wide range of topics that there is surely something for everyone! As readers, […]

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Do You Have an Every Day Carry Kit? You Must!

By / October 20, 2015

We all want to be ready for anything that life might throw at us, and truth be told, most preppers are already prepared to handle far more adversity than the average person. However, that’s only true when we’re in the comfort of our own homes, surrounded by the tools and supplies that can make life […]

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Better Late Than Never

By / October 16, 2015

One thing I have learned is that there is no One Size Fits All when it comes to Prepperhood. Recently some one asked me what kind of Prepper I am, and I couldn’t readily answer. Having now given the question a little thought, I would have to say first, that I am not a Happy […]

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14 Things To Do Before Your Neighbors Loot Your House

By / September 19, 2015

Yesterday, The Common Sense Show issued a breaking news alert as to the possible use of multiple IED type of devices based upon the reports of a highly credible source(s). The Common Sense Show is pleased to announce that arrests have been made in conjunction with this event and eventually I will be able to […]

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Learning From Real Life Survivors

By / September 17, 2015

As preppers we are always thinking about different ways to become more self-reliant and live like they lived 100 years ago. People who lived during the turn of the century lit their homes with kerosene and oil lamps, heated their homes with fire wood and if they wanted new clothes, they had to buy fabric […]

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Can You Really Help Other People Prepare?

By / September 3, 2015

When it comes to preparing we like to think we have it all figured out. Bug out bag…check. Food storage…check. Water storage and filters…check. But what do we do when it comes to our family and loved ones who what nothing to do with prepping and think we are wasting our time? This has been […]

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Book Review: Pulse

By / September 1, 2015

I was given an advanced copy of the book Pulse some time ago. The book has recently been published, so I thought I would write a review for all of you. The author has agreed to give away two copies! See the end of this article for details on how to enter. The book follows […]

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