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Hunkering Down: Prepping to Survive in Your Home During a Natural Disaster

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The new survival guide to "hunkering down" for the beginning prepper ...

No one knows WHAT it will be.

It could be a natural disaster or a medical pandemic. Financial system collapse or bioterrorism. Governmental shutdowns or societal breakdowns. The media is full of possible threats, and they seem to be coming at us from all sides these days.

No one knows WHEN it will be.

It might be today, or tomorrow. Next week or next month. Next year ... or maybe never.

But do you want to take a chance on "maybe never"?

It pays to be prepared. "Prepare for the worst, pray for the best," as the saying goes. And if there ever was a time to prepare for the worst, NOW is that time.

Survival prepping is about preparing for the worst. It's about making sure you and your family are safe, no matter what the world throws at you.

This guide on "Hunkering Down" focuses on a scenario that would force you to stay in your home - a natural disaster which prevents evacuation. During a natural disaster, you might need to survive for a few days or a few weeks in your home before you can leave or before help arrives - if it ever does arrive!

But don't let the "natural disaster" part of the title fool you. You might hunker down for any number of reasons. No matter what happens that requires you to "bug in" (the opposite of "bug out" or evacuating), this guide can get you started in the right direction.

This book contains easy-to-read, direct, to-the-point chapters on the essentials of hunkering down. How to make sure your home is secure. Food storage and preparation. Water storage and purification. Hygiene. First Aid. Communications.

It is written to help you as a new prepper get started. It's for us "regular folk" who want to make sure we are prepared. If you are ready to take those first few steps on the prepper path, this book will help you ensure your family survives, and maybe even thrives, should a disaster strike.

Are you are uncertain about what you need to hunker down? Does even the thought of hunkering down scare you? This book can help.

Together, we can put you on the right path to removing that fear and uncertainty. In a short time, we can get you and your family ready to hunker down no matter what disaster or catastrophe happens.

87 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 7, 2012

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1 review1 follower
November 29, 2017
Superficial

This book is more like an outline than a guidebook. Some of the information, like the details on
water purification, is incorrect.
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1,027 reviews
April 28, 2025
Basic info for beginners

Not a bad beginners book for preppers. The author breaks prepping down "Barney style" to make it easy to comprehend and put into action.
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June 14, 2013
I thought it was a good, reasonable introduction to prepping (spoken as a beginner myself). I've read 2 of the 3 books this author has written and thought they were both one of the best books I read. I liked his emphasis on detail without overloading you. It was a really good balance between overview and in-depth while still being a quick read.
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34 reviews
February 16, 2014
For 99 cents this book has a lot of good information to help with preparing for a disaster. The first aid kit section is very helpful, I am going to take my kindle to the dollar store and start stocking up on some of these items. I like the directions for how to sanitize water with bleach. Some of the info is common sense, but I did learn a few things.
5 reviews
April 26, 2016
Common sense easy to understand advice

Very understandable and well organized this should be in everyone's personal library. this goes into a lot of details not normally known by the average person.
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March 2, 2015
Brilliant

You cannot get it any simpler than this to survive laid out in plain language what to do and what to have, if you do not read this, don't come to my door for help.
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2 reviews1 follower
December 18, 2016
Good info

Good information for a beginner to learn on what and whatnot to do after a natural disaster strikes at home
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January 19, 2017
Good basic intro

Experienced peppers aren't going to learn much here, but this is a good introduction to being prepared at a basic level, something everyone should be.
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