bison survival blog: the huns have arrived

Empire ends, always. The American empire is already collapsing but doesn’t know it yet. And our legions of enemies might hate and fear us, but at the center of it all, they simply want us to lose control of the remaining oil so that we will starve rather than them. Fortunately for them we have [...]

Keep It Simple Survival: I’m Sure I Just Got Bumped Up On “The List”, Austin Plane Crash

Joe Stack decided he’d had enough, and made the ultimate statement one could make by crashing his airplane into a building housing IRS offices in Austin today. Joe just moved me, and anyone else who thinks like me, up a little higher on “The List”. That list of so-called “domestic terrorists”, who believe in Liberty….
I [...]

TheSurvivalistBlog.netReview: Tactedge 4X32 Mini CQB TS Mil-Dot Scope

A few months ago I decided to add a rifle scope atop my Bulgarian AK-74. After extensive shooting and accuracy testing the rifle and the it’s 5.56×45mm cartridge, have proven to be significantly more accurate and flat shooting than my other AK’s chambered in 7.62X39.
By adding an optical site, I could extort all the accuracy [...]

Accept The Challenge: Sourcing Bulk Foods Locally

Tracking down sources of wheat, corn, beans, rice and other long-term storage foods can sometimes be difficult. Even though California produces massive amounts of these foods, finding them in bulk can be problematic.
Most stores now have bulk food aisles. You can buy a few pounds of these items, generally at a significant discount [...]

Record Information for Loved Ones | 1-800-PREPARE Blog

I remember how stressful it was when my father passed away suddenly at the age of 51. He hadn’t planned for it and it was a huge burden for us to find a cemetery lot and provide the documents needed just to get through the funeral. We were all [...]

TheSurvivalistBlog.net: What Did You Do To Prep This Week?

I don't know about you, but I for one am sick of cold weather. Cold, ice, snow – repeat. Even with heat inside the trailer there is ice frozen inside the windows. This morning, I had to kick the door open so I could go outside because ice had frozen the door to the frame.
Usually [...]

Down in the Ozark Hills: Rabbits and chickens

Raising rabbits and chickens is less labor intensive than larger farm animals. Both are easy to raise. Rabbit manure is great fertilizer. Chickens will help keep ticks under control. Rabbit fur is easy to cure and of course they make a great meal. Chickens of course lay eggs and also make a great meal. I [...]

Survive the Worst: DIY Paper Pots for Seedlings

Do not waste your money buying commercial pots. Here is an easy, cheap method. All you need is Newspaper, and empty can. Watch the video.
Read Full Article Here: Survive the Worst: DIY Paper Pots for Seedlings.

bison survival blog: is it too late?

I know you think I mock you. Foolish Earthling! Your puny efforts are for naught. Kneel before my greatness and tremble! Alas, I am not allowed to have a superiority complex per Bison Rules And By-Laws section three, subsection one hundred and thirty two. No person or persons shall be belittled or denied loyal minion [...]

Keep It Simple Survival: Going Galt: Socialist Security and Medicrap

Dirty Harry Reid told us in my last post that taxation is “voluntary” in occupied Amerika, so I decided to take him up on his challenge….
I have already started on my anti-income tax path with what I like to call “Married Plus Ten”. In other words, I’ve maxed out my deductions to the point that [...]

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