Tag: Chickens

While the community works together on the windmill, visitors arrive at Mr. Miller's farm, bringing shocking first-hand news from the outside world.

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On March 21, 1685, German composer Johann Sebastian Bach, who is generally considered the greatest composer of all time, was born. — March 21st, 1778: Just three days after Hessian mercenary forces assaulted the local New Jersey militia at Quinton’s Bridge, the same contingent surprised the colonial militia at Hancock’s Bridge five miles from Salem. In what became known as the Massacre at Hancock’s Bridge, at least 20 members of the militia lost their live — some after attempting to surrender. The Loyalists reputedly exclaimed “Spare no one! Give no quarter!” as they stormed the occupied house. Judge Hancock and …

Silver Stacking: Patience and Persistence Pays Off. During the silver market doldrums, I posted to Usenet: Rawles Calls Major Bottom in Silver Price.

Understanding current prepper demographics in America provides a peek into the preparedness landscape going forward. Check it out here.

Whether harvested in spring or autumn, black bear meat presents an opportunity to connect with nature's bounty and savor the fruits of the hunt.

Of all the alphabet agencies, FEMA is the only one that is authorized by law to confiscate your emergency supplies. When that happens, they’ll ask nicely only once. Then, regardless of your answer, they have the right to enter your house and confiscate your food, water, generator, or weapons. These people will NOT knock randomly […]

There are lots of CB radio channels to pick from when getting on the air, and if you need information, these 15 will help.

On March 22, 1820, U.S. Navy Commissioner Stephen Decatur was killed in a duel. Today is the birthday of Benjamin Tyler Henry.