I’ve been blogging for several years now. However, a lot of the current readership has discovered this blog only in recent months. While some readers have gone and read every single post I’ve written, most are just keeping up with my current ramblings.
I understand it can be a daunting task to read over 1,000 blog posts so I thought I would point out some of my older works, which you may find interesting.
I hope that this will get more people to explore the archives. If this goes over well, I will post more “blast from the past” in future posts. Please let me know if you would like that.
Guest Post: Finding Free Food – If you want to save money on food you need to read this post and follow the six steps given.
Having Purified Water now, and in an Emergency – Most of us take water for granted, we turn on the faucet out comes the water. Simple enough, but do you know what is in that water?
Top 10 Smart Ways to Build Your Food Storage – Build your food storage without wasted time or money with these ten simple steps.
Stocking The Survival Pantry – Soon after you confront the need to stock a survival pantry, another question will occur to you: “What should I store and how much?”
Food storage strategies – A comparison of Freeze-Dried Foods, MRE’s and basic grains and beans.
Do You Suffer From This Disease? – One of the most common traits of people who want to move off the grid, is lack of action. Here is the cure.
Buying Cheap Land Off eBay – is it legit or a scam?
For Sale-Junk land $1,000 per Acre – Overview of how I found my land and how you can too.
Living in Small Spaces – Tips on living in a travel trailer and making the best use of space available, with pics of the inside of my trailer.
What You Should Know About Diabetes and Survival Planning – The title says it all. A must read if you or someone you know suffers.
Guns Not to Buy For Survival – This post generated a lot of buzz with over 80 comments being posted by readers.
Best SHTF Gun What is the “best” and most practical gun post SHTF? This is another post that had the comments popping. It got so bad that I had to write a follow up post for clarification.
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These are some fine articles m.d.!
Great articles Mr. Creekmore! Making for some good reading today. Thanks.
Nice compilation M.D. I’m a new reader myself and this is a very helpful post. I would like to see more like it.
Thanks, man. I only started reading your blog 3-4 months ago.
A REFRESHER COURSE NEVER HURTS.THANKS MD.FROM JAY IN NC
M.D., i'm still here! thanks for the post reminders, as always, love your stuff!
Nightshift again…..I really need to get set up again with a blogger id….I was basically off line for about 5 months. MD I'd like to send you a couple pics e-mail of the land and "stead" I have really done little on the new land. I have a pulpwood man coming to clear 5 acres and then I will establish a garden spot, chickens, ect. I have to really fence well though. I got coyotes, fox, hawks, and lots of game. Got a shepard and a mutt for "security from predators. Game is deer, squirrils(sp) wild hog, turkey, not to mention coon, possum and even armadillos. life is fun. Any armidiilo recipes out there? LOL
Nightshift,
I would love to see pics of your place you can send them to mdcreekmore@thesurvivalistblog.net glad to hear everything is coming together for you.
Oh,great now you put this up,,after I have gottem thu the whole site ;)
I agree, a hand gun is a must in the battery along with a rifle & shotgun and carried at all times.
Reminds me of the old Inspector Clouseau movie;
The inspector is on the toilet and is ambushed by Kato.
A hand gun is handier in the can compared a rifle or shotgun. :-)
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