Extreme Survival

It’s early in the morning and your family is waking up to begin what seems to be a normal day. You walk into the bathroom and...

Animal behavior can give you some serious clues about changes in the weather – and even about danger. Activity patterns shift in anticipation of coming storms,...

First aid is a critical skill that everyone should learn if at all possible. Coincidentally, first aid training is some of the most available and least...

Facebook. Instagram. Doomsday Preppers. Webcams. Photos. Most everywhere you look, you can find images of proud preppers and their well, preps. Got a new bunker in...

Situational awareness is an important tool in your survival arsenal. Most of the time, simply seeing the danger that lies ahead can give you a leg...

Gunshot wounds are perhaps one of the rarest injuries the average person is likely to encounter in everyday life, but then again, an emergency grid down...

If you are anything close to my age, you probably got your first impression of what a survival should be from Sly Stallone in one of...

Long-term food storage is a challenge. Generally speaking, foods do not keep well for an extended period of time, except in the case of a few...

The beaver is North America’s largest rodent. The average weight of a mature male beaver is 40-60 pounds; however, they can exceed 100 pounds. A female...

Charley Hogwood, the owner and chief instructor of P.R.E.P. – Personal Readiness Education Programs, recently sat down with Off The Grid News to discuss the benefits...