Diane Vuković 
With its good climate, abundant water, and affordable land (especially in the northern part of the state), Georgia is one of the most popular states for off-grid living.
Georgia generally has laws that favor off-grid living, but don’t be surprised if you encounter legal restrictions that make the process difficult or even impossible in some areas.
Many people who want to live the off-grid dream are drawn to Tennessee because of its long growing season, moderately-priced land, and beautiful nature.
But, before you look for land in Tennessee, it’s essential to understand what laws might get in the way of off-grid living.
Oregon is largely considered one of the best states for off-grid living. The land is fertile, and the state has many policies that favor people living sustainably.
However, Oregon is also one of the strictest states regarding how you can use your land, so setting up an off-grid home might not be as easy as you think.
With its flooding, dustiness, droughts, and packs of coyotes, New Mexico is not an easy place to live off-grid.
Despite this, New Mexico is becoming increasingly popular for people who want to disconnect from the utilities and live a self-reliant lifestyle.
Unfortunately, as a woman, I know the importance of learning self-defense. By the time I was fourteen, I’d already been sexually assaulted twice. Then, in my late 20s, I had the displeasure of having to fight off a would-be rapist by kicking and biting him.
Learn how to make pemmican in an ordinary home kitchen. This is the ultimate survival food and superfood. Easy instructions, recipes, variations and videos.
TEOTWAWKI stands for “the end of the world as we know it.” Even if you don’t think doomsday is around the corner, you can probably agree that people today lack even the most basic survival skills. They don’t know essential skills like how to dress a wound or what to do during an earthquake.
These Doomsday Movies might be hyped-up Hollywood thrillers, but they can also teach you some important SHTF survival lessons and what NOT to do!
One of our most basic survival needs is shelter. While there are plenty of ways to make your own survival shelter, the reality is that most of us would be a lot better off keeping a tent with our survival supplies.
The Survivor Filter PRO has a 0.01 micron rating, a 100,000 liter filter life, and can take a beating. See how it compares to the Katadyn, Sawyer Mini, and LifeStraw in this review.
Step by step instructions on how to make wood ash soap, including two methods for making lye, best woods to use, ratio of fat to lye, using salt to harden ash soap, and troubleshooting DIY soapmaking.
Yes, you can use vegetable oil for making a DIY oil lamp. Here’s how to make a vegetable oil lamp plus info on the best cooking oil for lamps and options for containers and wicks.
Aquaponic gardening is one of the best ways to grow your own food. Learn about aquaponics system design, best fish and plants for aquaponics, how much aquaponics costs, fish tanks and media beds, and more to get started with DIY aquaponic gardening.
This cheap, readily available chemical has many survival uses. Learn how to use potassium permanganate for purifying water, starting fires, first aid, and more.
Learn why most water filters don’t work during boil advisories and the best alternatives to boiling for safely treating water during boil alerts.
Learn how to take your prepper fitness to the next level by including these skills in your survival training workout. Sample SHTF exercises included.
You can eat acorns if you remove the tannins. Step-by-step instructions on how to eat acorns safely: harvesting, drying, grinding, leaching, and storage.
Earthquake emergency supplies list, how to secure your home, safest places during an earthquake, and crucial info to survive and prepare for an earthquake
Learn how to make your own beeswax or paraffin emergency candles using glass jars or DIY candle molds from toilet paper or tinfoil.
It is the little things we do that can make a huge difference during emergencies. Like making sure to have enough emergency water available or an emergency heater in case the heating goes out in winter.
Want to start a self-sufficient homestead? Find out how many acres of land you really need to achieve self-sufficiency and supply your own food and power.
I’ve read a lot of great prepping tips online over the years, and we have written prepping tips for food stockpiling, bugging out by vehicle, for female preppers, and more.
Raising backyard chickens is one of the best ways to get on the path towards homesteading.
When it comes to the hierarchy of survival needs, water is one of your main priorities. You can only survive 3 days without water, and you’ll be weak from dehydration before you reach that point of death.
There are hundreds of survival and prepping books out there. I couldn’t possibly list them all, so I’ve picked the best ones and divided them into categories.
One of the biggest mistakes that beginner preppers make with emergency food storage is forgetting that it can go bad.
Yes, even canned foods can go bad!
The last thing you want to happen after a disaster is to reach for your food stockpiles only to realize they are all inedible.
Knowing what foods can be eaten in the wild isn’t just about survival. It is about self-sufficiency and having a connection with nature. Nothing is tastier than eating a meal you found and prepared on your own!
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