How to fortify your home

By Len McDougall Issue #128 • March/April, 2011 The well point’s slotted holes permit water to enter, while stainless steel mesh inside keeps out abrasive sand. X marks the spot. How “witching” for water works is a mystery, but this time-honored method of locating good well sites is still in use today. A good vacuum […]

What are some items you should start hoarding for a major disaster? Water? Absolutely. Food? Also absolutely. First aid supplies? Definitely. The list goes on. All of those things are incredibly valuable items to hoard for survival, and you can probably think of 10 or 20 other types of survival supplies as well. That being said, there are also many ordinary items that can be used for survival. The wisest among us are already stockpiling them.

The raid by Homeland Security came a day after The Post reported on the chaos the squatters brought since they took over the multifamily dwelling and before eight migrants were busted on gun and dr…

An extended blackout is sure to happen on your homestead at one point. Here are all the alternate ways you can light your home.

Protecting your home - without a firearm - is doable. Not everyone can have a firearm but may still need to protect themselves and family. Be prepared!

Are you interested in buying a boarded up house for investment? Then check out this blog to learn how to invest in these properties in a few simple steps.

Our condo complex recently went through a fumigation. It was such a process and we're sharing some tips to prepare for the big tent. Keep reading.

Looters and burglars know which houses to target. Here's how to make your house look like more trouble than it's worth.

These frugal ways to keep your house warm are so easy to put in place...but they'll save you a ton of cash!

Long before refrigerators, people stored their food using time-tested methods like larders, root cellars, canning, drying, and smoking.