Long-Term Survival Guide for Preppers
Prepper’s Long-Term Survival Guide
Prepare your home and family for life-threatening catastrophes with this comprehensive survival guide authored by a lifelong prepping expert. Unlike typical emergency preparedness resources that focus on short-term disasters, this guide offers essential strategies for enduring long-term crises, such as pandemics or social collapse.
Key Features:
- Water Collection Techniques: Learn practical methods for gathering water for drinking and hygiene.
- Food Security: Discover ways to store, grow, hunt, and forage for food.
- Medical Preparedness: Get insights on first aid and medical treatments when professional help is unavailable.
- Home Defense: Explore tactics for fortifying and defending your home.
- Community Building: Understand strategies for creating a resilient new society.
This guide is designed to equip you with life-saving skills and knowledge for self-sufficient living during prolonged emergencies.
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Description
Prepper’s Long-Term Survival Guide: Food, Shelter, Security, Off-the-Grid Power and More Life-Saving Strategies for Self-Sufficient Living
Publisher: Ulysses Press
Publication Date: March 8, 2020
Language: English
Format: Paperback
Pages: 208
ISBN-10: 1612432735
ISBN-13: 978-1612432731
Item Weight: 2.31 pounds
Dimensions: 6 x 0.47 x 9 inches
Product Description
Are you prepared for the unexpected? In today’s unpredictable world, having a solid plan for self-sufficiency is more crucial than ever. The Prepper’s Long-Term Survival Guide is your ultimate manual for navigating the complexities of survival in any situation.
This comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know about:
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Food Security: Learn how to grow, store, and preserve your own food, ensuring you and your family are nourished no matter the circumstances.
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Shelter Solutions: Discover various shelter options, from building your own to finding safe havens in emergencies.
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Personal Security: Equip yourself with essential strategies to protect your home and loved ones against potential threats.
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Off-the-Grid Power: Explore renewable energy sources and techniques to maintain power without relying on conventional systems.
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Life-Saving Strategies: Gain insight into practical skills and knowledge that can make the difference between survival and despair.
With 208 pages of expert advice and actionable tips, this guide is designed for both seasoned preppers and newcomers alike. Its clear, engaging writing style makes complex concepts accessible, ensuring you can implement these strategies with confidence.
Whether you’re preparing for natural disasters, economic instability, or any other crisis, the Prepper’s Long-Term Survival Guide is an indispensable resource that empowers you to take control of your future.
Don’t wait for the next emergency to strike—start your journey toward self-sufficient living today!
Why You Need This Book
- Comprehensive Coverage: From food production to security measures, this guide leaves no stone unturned.
- Practical Advice: Real-world tips that you can apply immediately to enhance your preparedness.
- Expert Insights: Written by knowledgeable authors who understand the challenges of survival.
Prepare yourself for whatever life throws your way. Get your copy of the Prepper’s Long-Term Survival Guide today and take the first step towards a more secure and self-sufficient future!
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LGriff50 –
So much useful information
John S. Reid –
I found this book to be a superb introduction to the subject of long-term survival. Cobb moves through the relevant issues, starting with the most important (e.g., water and food), and then proceeding to matters of lesser importance (e.g., barter and trade). While not a comprehensive or “definitive guide” (and I doubt there is any such thing), Cobb provides plenty of good information to get you thinking, and get you started.
I have been through 2 significant earthquakes (Loma Prieta and Northridge), an ice storm, a wind storm (2 weeks without power for both the ice storm and the wind storm), a volcano (Mount St. Helen’s), and a forest fire, not to mention many snow storms and a flood situation. I am now well prepared for up-to a month without power or services. But lasting 6 months or more? That’s a whole different matter. And I think Cobb does a good job of getting you thinking about what you have, and what you might need, to last for 6 months or more. There are a ton of resources out there, but the problem is in knowing where to start, depending on your particular situation. And I think this is where Cobb really shines. He pretty much directs his book to surviving in a suburban setting, and to be frank, those are the folks who are mostly likely curious about survival, who are not currently prepared, and need some guidance on where to start. In the event of a world-changing event, urban dwellers will probably be toast (relying on whatever crumbs they can get from FEMA and the like), and rural dwellers are already pretty much prepared (or should be). So consider this “the suburban’s guide to getting started in thinking about long-term survival”. The “Checklists” at pages 171-177 are also very helpful in getting you thinking about supplies you might need.
I am relatively new to this whole subject, and obviously have a lot to learn. Cobb’s book got me started in what I believe is the right direction.
As a final comment, unfortunately the top-rated Amazon review of this book (a one-star review) takes the author (Cobb) to task for perhaps being off-point on some particulars. My response to that review is as follows: the reviewer seems to be missing the entire point of Cobb’s book, which is not to provide readers with a comprehensive “survival guide”, but rather to get readers thinking about their own particular situation, and then for the readers to perform further research which might help them to survive in their own particular situation. Cobb’s book is merely an introduction (and a good one at that) for those of us who are starting to seriously think about the topic of long-term survival.
Christine –
So, where do I start? I am not a prepper. Actually, I did not even know what a prepper was until I read this book. So, you are probably wondering why I even bought it. Well, I’m getting to that point in life where I am thinking of retirement in the next ten years. I would like to find some property out of the city…away from everything. Just tired of traffic, tired of barking dogs, tired of hit and runs, tired of loud music – you get it. With living on a large plot of land, I have been keeping in mind that I need to have some things to be prepared. I’m looking at moving to Montana, and, with the thought of being snowed in a for a while, I wanted to make sure that I was prepared.
I thought this book was fantastic. I hope we never need to prep for a major catastrophe, but this book provided some very good and useful knowledge. The author started off with discussing some major historical events that – if they happened in today’s age or in populated areas – we could be in trouble and being prepared may mean survival.
The author provided enough detail for each chapter on things to think about and some steps to take to prepare. We all need water and food to survive, having the right tools and security, and thinking about medicine and hygiene challenges. What I particularly liked is that there is a comprehensive, seven page checklist of items to have. The book covered the items that I had thought of (such as having plywood handy for windows in case you need to cover them – again, I’m thinking Montana having a window out and needing to get it covered so a bear doesn’t wander in), and then touched on lots of things I hadn’t thought of. The author goes into how to create potable water and the best types of seeds for growing vegetables. The checklist is very handy as something for me to start with and modify as I start to prepare for my retirement in the country (aka wilderness).
Even though it may be classified as a book for prepppers, I think this book also has a lot of great information for someone who may need to think about issues, challenges, and possible problems that may be encountered if you do not have the modern conveniences that society currently offers and ways to deal with those.
It is an easy read and well written. I spent one Sunday and read the entire book from cover to cover. I will definitely be reading through this again and use it as a reference too.
Darinkeller5544 –
Good read and lots of Information
Bob Oschipok –
Awesome book.