Wednesday: 21 February 2018, Part Three

Dear Preppers and Survivalists,

Bulldog Puppy (ca 2006)

photograph by

brykmantra

Bulldogs, especially puppies, are soooo cute. They have such ...

Oooops, I was thinking of ...


Bullpup
For some reason, folks aren't going to purchase the world's greatest prepper rifle, the SKS. They are going to buy an AR-15 series rifle instead.

That's o.k.

It's o.k., too, if you and your family decide on using an AK-47 series rifles, too.

It's also o.k., if your family decides to use ...

Link:
All Outdoors - Extended Use Report on Kel-Tec RDB
http://www.alloutdoor.com/2015/11/23/extended-use-report-kel-tec-rdb/


Tavor
If you live in, formerly, Great Britain, you need to learn to use the SA-80 service rifle

And, ...

If you live in Israel, you and your family need to learn how to use the current service rifle

Link:
All Outdoors - IWI Tavor Review
http://www.alloutdoor.com/2014/04/02/iwi-tavor-review/


Comparison
Of course, everyone is going to do the research, so they can choose the best rifle, for their family. Right?

Link:
All Outdoor - IWI Tavor vs. Kel-tec RDB
http://www.alloutdoor.com/2014/06/02/iwi-tavor-vs-kel-tec-rdb

Wednesday: 21 February 2018, Part Two

Welcome Preppers and Survivalists,

Loading "Clan McDougall"

with frozen meat bound for England (ca unk)

photograph by

New Zealand National Archives

Read and Heed
During some events, it's going to be ... Calories, Calories, and More Calories.

Until then, you and your family need to be watching your weight.

Link:
The Telegraph - Fat Britain: Average person eats 50pc more calories than they realise
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2018/02/19/fat-britain-average-person-eats-50-calories-realise/


Oldies
In a few short months, Getting Started in Emergency Preparedness will be ten years old,

In honor of this event, ...

I have collected, every Wednesday for the next year, a few blurbs from various places, such as ...


Safely Gathered In
Hannah and Abbie with Brittany, Aleasha, Sarah, and Tiffany provided wonderful advice and suggestions about gathering, storing and using food storage for you and your family. The six women also provided great, delicious recipes based on their food storage that their families eat at family meal times.

Link:
Safely Gathered In - Food Storage Friday: Black Bean Tostadas
http://safelygatheredin.blogspot.com/2009/02/food-storage-friday-black-bean-tostadas.html


Food Storage Made Easy
Jodi and Julie have a wonderful blog with lots of information. They have many tips, tricks, and recipes, for you and your family to use before, during, and after an event.

Link:
torage Made Easy - Shelf Stable Recipes: Garden Chicken Stewhttp://foodstoragemadeeasy.net/2011/02/19/shelf-stable-recipes-garden-chicken-stew/

Food Storage Made Easy - Recipe: Ultimate Meatloaf (with a twist)
http://foodstoragemadeeasy.net/2009/02/21/recipe-ultimate-meatloaf-with-a-twist/

Food Storage Made Easy - Food Storage and Fondant
http://foodstoragemadeeasy.net/2010/02/18/food-storage-and-fondant/

Food Storage Made Easy - Cream Cheese and Jam Cookies made with HEALTHY White Flour
http://foodstoragemadeeasy.net/2012/02/20/cream-cheese-and-jam-cookies-made-with-healthy-white-flour/

Wednesday: 21 February 2018

Welcome Preppers and Survivalists,

Two Men Watching a Scow,

sailing in the distance. (ca 1940s)

photograph by

Tudor Washington Collins

The Long View
Several months ago, Survival Blog had a series of articles from J.M about some of the long term issues facing you and your family in your preppers.

Like all good writers, J.M. has some solutions for you.

Just be careful of those opinions.

Link:
Survival Blog - The Long View, Part One
https://survivalblog.com/long-view-part-1-j-m/

Survival Blog - The Long View, Part Two
https://survivalblog.com/long-view-part-2-j-m/

Survival Blog - The Long View, PartThree
https://survivalblog.com/long-view-part-3-j-m/