Survival Blog
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Here is my updated list of some of the top Survival Blogs from across the internet. If I forgot to mention your blog I apologize, drop me a line and I will take a look at your blog. If I like it I will add you to my list.
- Off Grid Survival – I created Off Grid Survival an online survival resource. I try to cover all aspects of survival including survival skills, gear, off grid living, hiking, backpacking, bugging out and more.
- The Suburban Prepper - Preparation, Survival, safety and security blog
- Preparing for Tyranny – Resources for free thinkers who are are preparing to survive the collapsing economy
- Scoutinlife’s Homestead and Prepardness Blog – Old and New Survivalism Ways-Basic Homesteading Skills and My General Thoughts
- The Urban Survivalist – Urban Survival & Prepping
- Stealth Survival – Survival Topics and Tips
- Something Wicked Comes – Survival topics & Opinions
- Utah Preppers – Great information on Prepping & Emergency Preparedness
- Foraging Prepper – Survival And Prepping
- Staying Alive – Articles on a number of survival & Defense topics
- Bison Survival – Frugal Survivalism. Preparedness. Self-Sufficiency. Extreme Paranoia.
- Coffee with the Hermit – Grab a cup of coffee with the Hermit
- The Bear Ridge Project – A Survivalists journey to move from a consumer based existence to an off-grid, sustainable lifestyle.
- Be a Survivor – Be Prepared… Be a Survivor
- Confessions of an overworked Mom – A little bit of everything – survival cooking, recipes, deals & more
Do you have a survival blog? Leave me a comment with your link and I will take a look at the site.
Thanks for the resources you listed a number of blogs / sites I was not aware of!
Much thanks!
I suggest Code Name Insight http://codenameinsight.blogspot.com/
Thanks for the link!
RW
Thanks for this list. I’ll going through these over the next couple weeks.
I’ve got a newer survival blog. If your offer is still open, I’d appreciate it if you took a look at it.
http://survivaljoe.net/blog/
Thanks!
I am just beginning to start my “prepping”/ survival activities and still trying to learn. right now I am focused on home defense and survival weapons. Currently I have a .380, 9MM, .22, and 12 gauge(I know I should have a larger calibre handgun, but that is what I had inherited). I was thinking about a rifle/carbine that would be good for defense but also could be used to take game in a survival situation. I am on a tight budget, and was wondering about the carbines that fire the same calibre as my handgun – 9MM. Are 9MM carbines powerful enough to take down a deer? What are peoples thoughts on this? I thought since they used the same ammo I could save on space and cost instead of buying yet another caliber. If not a carbine, what about a lever action 30-30? Thanks for your input.
Hi Rob, great site you have here. I have a site over at http://www.survivalguidehq.com if you want to check it out.
It is faily new, however I am adding more and more content each week and hoping to grow it into a great resource for the Survival Community.
Regards,
Dave
Todd, to many people spend to much time and money on a large weapons collection. Remember the old saying, KISS, keep it simple st… you get the point. Your 12 gauge will provide at short distance ample power to bring down game, insure you have both slugs and buckshot. Hand guns with hollow points work well and remember most shots will be at a distance of 10-15 feet. Remember the weapon in your hand is use to get your next one from the dirtbag you just dropped. Before you spend the kids college fund on a Rambo collection, stock up on food, water and basic supplies. Guns are really good for defense and barter but remember you can,t eat a Glock nor will a $1000.00 M-4 stop the whole U.S.Army.
I like Jim Rawles’ survivalblog.com which I have followed for several years. Always find it interesting, if you’d like to check it out.
bringing down game should not be a problem if you are at all prepared,keeping what you have is.i can,t advise modifying any weapon but the shorter the better, it is awsome what a short twelve guage with 00 buck can do.if you need more range there is no real threat.the choices are always the same (flight or fight)i,m not saying be a coward but why die for something you can replace? the trick is to be the last one standing not the hero who died for something stupid. i will stand and protect me and mine but who will protect them if i,m dead over something we could live with out?think befor you endanger yourself or your family.if all else fails shoot to kill,but think first!!!!!!!!
There’s a ton of survival prep blogs and articles out there and I feel like people need to read up on them. There’s one radio blog that have new shows every Wednesday and for this month, they have had Preparedness Podcasts. Tonight a man named Dr. Prepper is going to be on the show, LIVE. He’s going to be talking about ways to prepare for things to happen and other very informative things. I think that it’s going to be a great listen. Here’s the link for you and others to go check it out tonight: http://empactradio.org/prepcast/ppc16-doctor-prepper/
* Thank you for your list of sites, as well!