Tag: Chickens

Preservation methods have evolved throughout history, with techniques ranging from canning and pickling to freezing and dehydrating. One traditional way that has stood the test of time is preserving foods in lard. Lard, which is rendered pig fat, has been used for centuries to extend the shelf life of various foods. Not only does it […]

The LDS Cannery, now known as the LDS Home Storage Center, is a great way to stock up on long-shelf life staple foods. Learn all about it.

Truckers keep things interesting, don’t they? And they're at it again with a NYC trucker's strike organized to protest a verdict against former President Trump.

Matt Williams of Foundation Defense shows us what he packs in his Northwoods Stalking Bag before going out on a hunt.

Groups are generally more easily spotted and tracked than individuals, but they can mount a watch, put together more formidable ambushes, and may be able to make use of small unit tactics depending on training, group makeup, equipment, and so forth.

If you own a backup generator or even think of buying one… this may be the most important thing you read this year. The vulnerability of our grid has become a constant fear for the millions of Americans who are getting sick and tired of being left without electricity for days or even weeks at […]

They return, but not to the most High: they are like a deceitful bow: their princes shall fall by the sword for the rage of their tongue…” – Hosea 7 (KJV) 

Lessons Learned from the Alabama Ice Storm. Very cold weather followed, with about a ½ inch of ice. The ice was on the driveway and roads.

On February 17th, 1864, the Confederate submarine Hunley became the first submarine to sink an enemy ship when it successfully attacked the USS Housatonic.