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If you're not living a healthy lifestyle in the first place, how do you expect to survive disasters? A blueprint for healthy living is key to disaster prep.

There's plenty of room for debate when it comes to survival guns for personal protection. Here are three supposed gun myths that the author says have merit.

It doesn't make a lot of sense to make a SHTF plan for TEOTWAWKI (the end of the world as we know it). Here's why it's important to live, not just survive.

When a disaster is on the horizon, how do you know it's time to bug out or shelter-in-place? Here are some things to keep in mind.

Although not as headline-grabbing as hurricanes and tornadoes, extreme temperatures actually claim more lives in an average year. They are quiet disasters.

This Mossberg Flex review examines what makes this 12-gauge shotgun so versatile: TLS (tool-less locking system). The Mossberg Flex is a great survival gun.

Before you buy portable solar panels, consider these three important points. How much energy do you need? How much abuse will take? Is it easy to use?

Use this emergency preparedness checklist as a template for deciding what everyday carry gear you'll have at the ready for day-to-day situations.

The best survival knife should sport these features: fixed blade, full tang, overall length between 7 and 11 inches, single edge and able to retain an edge.

Are looters and looting after a natural disaster a modern phenomenon? Has it gotten worse? Here's a thought-provoking look at looters throughout history.

Looking for the best survival handguns? Read this article for the three rules to consider before buying any centerfire survival pistol or revolver.

Here are the three kinds of emergency water storage containers that every bug out bag must include.

Here is why Mutual Assistance Groups are important for a bird's eye view of preparedness in your community. Survival doesn't have to mean going it alone.

Not convinced survival firearms are a necessary part of preparedness? Here are 5 reasons why survival firearms are indispensable.

Whether you are making or joining a mutual assistance group (MAG), you'll want to check out the members first. Here are some must-know etiquette tips.

Here are 5 common ways mutual assistance groups (MAGs) are organized, plus 3 typical leadership options, presented by Charley Hogwood of P.R.E.P.