Survival Shotgun Part 8: Mossberg M500SP Loadout
To close out the epic Survival Shotgun series Mr. Smashy was gracious enough to give us a full rundown of his personal survival shotgun, complete with lots of pictures, gear recommendations, load...
View Article275 Wilderness Bug Out Locations For Your Family
We always talk about Bug Out Locations in the abstract: “I’ll grab my bag and go” Go where? “The wilderness” is not an answer. If you don’t have a specific location you are unprepared. Bug Out...
View Article7 Reasons MRE’s are Better than Backpacking Meals
There is a common misconception among people who have never eaten MRE’s that they are the same as backpacking meals. (I’ll even admit to being this naive in the past) They are both lightweight meals...
View ArticleSurvival Gear Review: Kindle e-Reader For Your Bug Out Bag
Relying on or using electronic tools in a survival situation is a serious debate among the survivalist and the emergency preparedness crowd. Sometimes the usefulness of a tool might out weight risk...
View ArticleDeath by GPS
Relying on electronics is a fool’s game at best. The new term is “Death by GPS” but you could expand that to any technology in your Bug Out Bag that you are relying on. Remember, when it comes to...
View ArticleShemaghs, A Survival “Must Have”
From time to time we get an update to an original article here at SurvivalCache that we want to share with our readers. “30 Uses for a Bandanna” has been a very popular post and one of our readers...
View ArticleSurvival Gear Review: Rooftop Cargo Box
In any type of disaster situation, there is a chance that you will be forced to bug out. If you end up bugging out, you will want to take as much food and supplies as your car or truck will carry....
View ArticleSurvival Gear Review: Henry US Survival AR-7 Rifle
Since 1959, the US Air Force has been using the AR-7 as a survival rifle for pilots. We loved the idea behind the AR-7 so we decided to put it through the paces at SurvivalCache to see if it would...
View ArticleEssential Bug Out Gear
Admittedly I watch a lot of outdoor television programming. For Christmas this past year my wife got me the upgraded programming on cable so I could receive outdoors television basically 24/7/365....
View ArticleSurvival Gear Review: Emmrod Fishing Pole
I do a lot of hiking in the back-country of Colorado and come across a lot of small streams and lakes. I always thought it would be great to have a small, lightweight rod and reel to fish for trout...
View ArticleSurvival Gear Review: Monovault
Survival caching supplies is not a new concept in the survivalist and prepper’s world, but people have long wondered about the durability of their containers and the safety of its contents. Potential...
View ArticleDefending Your Elysium
Will the hardscrabblers disrupt or overrun your Elysium? Bug In or Out locations will likely be susceptible to infiltration or harassment once it is discovered that people are in residence meaning...
View ArticleHow To Bug Out From Mother Nature
Are you prepared for an emergency evacuation due to Mother Nature? Between forest fires, tornadoes, hurricanes, floods, and other natural and/or man-made disasters, none of us are completely immune...
View Article20 Things You Need in Your Get Home Bag
It may seem like Monday morning quarterbacking, but we want everyone to think about what happened recently in the SE United States to prepare. When you prepare and plan ahead you limit the number of...
View ArticleSurvival Gear Review: Grid-It by Cocoon
Don’t you think it’s about time you get organized? As survivalists we pride ourselves in having our “You Know What” together, but most of us lag way behind in having certain elements of our prep...
View ArticleSurvival Gear Review: Timbuk2 Aviator Backpack
A few years ago for work, I switched from the over the shoulder computer bag to a backpack. The old style computer bag just wasn’t cutting it for both work and the urban bug out situation. After I...
View ArticleSurvival Gear Review: Valkyrie War Cord Survival Frag
I’ve only met one survivalist who said he didn’t like paracord gear and I’m pretty sure he was lying. Paracord is one of the staple items that have come to be accepted as a “must have” in your kit,...
View ArticleA Baker’s Dozen SHTF Blades
If you’re like me, you’re probably knife poor. I like knives and all kinds of blades, but sometimes they don’t like me. I have a tendency to get cut. Imagine that. Among all the survival tools we...
View Article7 Tips For Your Bug Out Bag
Yea, I know, another BOB post. You have it all squared away, but do you really? I like to think of my pack as a multi-scenario item. Call it a GHB (Get Home Bag), GOOD bag (Get Out of Dodge) or INCH...
View ArticleSurvival Gear Review: Crovel Elite
It’s quite likely that everyone reading this has firsthand experience with the old-school military-issue entrenching tools. In fact military digging tools have been with us since the Romans were in...
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