SHTF Prepping: Survive & Thrive After A Disaster - Build A SHTF Stockpile, Create the Perfect Bug Out Bag, & Learn Off-Grid Survival Skills

by Kevin Gise

If a disaster occurred would you be prepared?Could you feed and defend your family?Do you hope for the best but want to be ready for the worst?We live in uncertain times. The threat of disaster both man-made and natural looms ever present. Could you depend on yourself if you had to? Could you take care of your family?This book on SHTF prepping will teach why it's important to be ready, what you need to do to get prepared, what types of items and supplies you'll need after a disaster, and plans for both short-term and long-term survival. This guide will teach you the skills you'll want to learn, along with the tools and weapons you'll want to acquire. This guide will also share important tips and ideas for keeping your family out of harm and thriving after a disaster. I'll include a few prepping projects you'll want to build around your home to make the area safer and running more efficiently. Inside You Will An Intro to SHTF PreppingFood & Water = SurvivalPrepping in an Urban EnvironmentBuilding a Bug Out Bag for Off-Grid LivingStocking Your SHTF Pantry the Right Way!Key Survival Skills & Projects Tips & Tricks for Being Prepared When SHTFBuilding an SHTF Weapons Cache & Defending Your Family This is not something you want to hold off on. Begin immediately. Preparation takes time, resources, and proper planning. Don't get sucked into complacency. Get ready now and you'll be thankful you did later! Don't Delay Any Further and Download This Book Today!

104 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 14, 2018

Reviews

[Joan S. Royer · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good ideas

I got a lot of good ideas from this book. It's not a how-to book but tells what training and knowledge you need to acquire in order to survive a catastrophe or SHTF development. Great for a beginning prepper or a checklist for an experienced prepper.

[Readasaurus Rex · Rating 4 out of 5]

Ok

This book would be good for a beginner who doesn't know much about prepping. I don't agree with all the advice but there is decent information here.