Tips for New Preppers

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Every year our numbers grow. New preppers come of age, witness a disaster, or simply realize that being prepared is only another type of insurance for their families. It doesn’t matter why what matters is they are enlightened now and we at the Prepared Page welcome them to our membership. Long term preppers if they are wise do as well.

These new preppers increase the chances of all of us surviving come what may. They will bring with them newly found skills and their own unique knowledge and experiences. They will not show up on doorsteps with empty hands out in need. If they do end up on someone’s door step they will be aware of what needs to be done and ready and willing to do it. They will have stockpiled and saved for just such a day. Not only now able to save their own lives but perhaps help save yours as well. So answer their questions without judgement. Welcome them into our community and debunk the crazed doomsday prepper image and our community will grow. And with that growth your own chance of surviving the worst.

If you are new ask! Remember their will be key board warriors who don’t want to share their info and find their confidence at the expense of others. But they are the minority. The majority of our community members are bright, everyday citizens who realize they need to be self reliant and some of the most creative folks out there. There are no stupid questions only dumb answers.

For tips for getting started see our featured blog linked below from Survivalist Prepper

10 Tips for Beginning Preppers

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