The Prepper Next Door
Coming to grips with the idea that one has to prep is usually a slower process than we like to admit. It might take many conversations, a few experiences with natural disasters or you might get to it through some sort of “gateway drug” (gardening, firearms, financial uncertainty). But when it happens, at least for me, the desire to learn and understand as much information as possible is usually the course of action.
The Prepper Next Door – A Practical Guide for Disaster And Emergency Planning by Charlie Palmer might be the book for the newbie prepper.
Palmer looks at prepping from a “regular guy” perspective. In his book, he tackles the important areas to consider when prepping: water, food, firearms, first-aid and many more. The book includes 15 chapters, resource pages and a decent index. The book is 303 pages. The chapters in the book include:
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Bug Out or Hunker Down
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Let Me Breath The Air
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Water: The Tonic of Life
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Food
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The Prepper Porta Potty
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Let There Be A Lot of Light
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Oh, My Aching Head (First Aid
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Guns
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Personal and Home Defense
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Of Fireblocking and Basements
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Getting In Touch With Your Inner Hoarder
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Your Bug Out Bag
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Rescue Bag
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Road Warrior or Road Trip (Bug Out Vehicle)
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Not Everybody’s Cut Out to Raise Chickens
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