Book and Product Reviews

Review by Scott P MD Creekmore, I appreciate that you, your readers, and the people submitting content add value to the prepper community as a whole. Not only does your site provide know how and skills, but it’s become a community where people help each other. We often prepare for different reasons, but the steps

Following is the latest report from the our last quarter of Amazon.com affiliate sales – this list focusing on our book sales only. This top 20 list shows the books that are most popular with The Wolf Pack and SurvivalistBlog.net readers… 31 Days to Survival: A Complete Plan for Emergency Preparedness A Field Guide to Edible Wild Plants: Eastern

This guest post by Marti and entry in our non-fiction writing contest. Let me preface this article by saying that I am by no means a Techie, actually I am technologically challenged. A few weeks ago I decided to focus on my preparedness regarding some everyday items that while in plain sight, often go unnoticed. There are four

This guest post is by Glenn S  and entry in our non-fiction writing contest. There are options here: Stainless Steel (my choice – cost), Titanium Mini (I went with the standard size) (http://www.emberlit.com/) This stove packs down to next to nothing – seriously. 5” x 6” x 1/8” … and under twelve ounces pack weight for the stainless

By MSgt I’ve had the 50 quart ARB refrigerator/freezer for over a year now and use primarily for camping. Don’t confuse this with one of those boxes that cools stuff thirty degrees cooler than the ambient temperature. This is a real refrigerator/freezer. No more hauling ice. You can make ice if you want. You won’t worry

This guest post is by Robert M and entry in our non-fiction writing contest. After many searches on reviews and consumer testing of vacuum sealers, I opted to buy the Ziploc V151 vacuum sealer. Being on a budget I wanted to stay around $100 for one. The reviews on models under $50 were varied, most were great short term use or

Thanks to Thomas T. Tinker for sending this in… “..Experiencing horrible things that can happen in a war.. death of parents.. friends.. hunger and malnutrition.. endless  freezing cold.. sniper attacks.. fear” Stockpiling helps, but you never know how long trouble will last, so locate near  renewable food source. living near a well with a manual

Goal Zero Extreme 350 Base Camp Kit review by MSgt I’ve had the kit for about a year now and use it when camping and for emergency backup at home. So far it has done everything I’ve wanted it to do. The kit comes with four 30 watt solar panels, two 33 Amp hr batteries, one

This guest post is by Warmongerel and entry in our non-fiction writing contest. I’ll admit it: I’m a “computer junkie”. I have a Kindle Fire, a regular Kindle, two laptops and my phone. I also have 4 regular “tower” computers. And that doesn’t include what my daughter has. All of that in a house with two

Update : Well folks, I’ve just noticed that two of the three FREE books that I linked to have decided to try to make a quick buck by changing the cost of their books once free books to $5.99 each after I posted the links. Well guess what the links to those books have been deleted from this post. The

This guest post is by Mike and entry in our non-fiction writing contest . I’m always on the lookout for new and better gear.  We should all be doing that, and for most of the readers of M.D.’s blog, I think that statement holds true. Today I’d like to talk about the SOG Tactical Tomahawk. I saw it