This article was written by Annabelle Smyth. See below for bio. Keeping Your Kids Safe As a parent, keeping your children safe should always be the most important things on your mind. Any good survival plan should include consideration of…
We here at How To Survive Stuff just want to take a moment and wish a happy Mother’s Day to all of the mothers all over the world. You are all beautiful and amazing!!! In the spirit of Mother’s Day,…
This article was written by Tim Crain. See below for bio. How to Prepare for a Hurricane Hurricanes are a fact of life for anyone living in “Hurricane Alley”—the broad strip of the East and Gulf Coasts of the United…
This article was written by Jon Christner, a featured author for How To Survive Stuff. The Survival Equation The survival equation is a remarkably simple one. Find something to eat and drink, protect yourself from the elements, avoid the hazards…
This article explains how to start a fire in a wilderness survival situation, and how a magnesium fire starter can make the process a whole lot easier. It is important that you know how to make a fire and also…
This article provides a quick reference for how to build a shelter in the woods. There are many different types of survival shelters. Which one you use depends on the types of survival techniques you are utilizing. This article is…
Water storage is an important consideration that any survival plan should take into consideration. Even if you are near a renewable water source such as a river or a well, utilization of a water storage tank is advisable for a…
Lets face it. Prepping and survival planning can be expensive. To get where I would feel comfortable with my level of preparedness, I would probably need at least a few hundred thousand dollars (FYI, I don’t have a few hundred…
This article gives you a good starting point for a bug out bag checklist. A bug out bag or “BOB” bag is an important and necessary piece of your survival and prepper plan. The idea is that you have a bag ready…
Critical to any first aid survival or emergency preparedness training is the ability to stitch a wound – either for yourself or for someone you are with. A quick lesson in semantics: “Stitching” a wound is synonymous with “suturing” a…
