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In this featured post, The Survival Mom gives us preparedness drills that you should show your kids how to do, instead of just tell them.

The Survival Mom tells us how to make a checklist for last minute things you should pack in case of an emergency.

The Survival Mom tells us why we should have food storage resolutions, and what she stores throughout the year.

The Survival Mom tells us what great deals to look for at our local shops to stock up for the winter and stay in budget.

Prepping and minimalism may seem like conflicting lifestyles, but they don’t have to be! Find out how in this article from The Survival Mom.

This featured post from The Survival Mom gives us great tips on making good organic fertilizer from items found in your home. This allows you to have organic fertilizer that is affordable and readily-available.

An herb garden is one of the easiest and most rewarding types of gardens you can grow. “The Survival Mom” tells us how to get started growing an herb garden for medicinal purposes.

Are you ready for the next emergency? The Survival Mom has suggestions for fresh prepper foods you should begin stocking up now.

If you have a pepper in your life you need to read this list from our featured blogger, The Survival Mom.

The Survival Mom has some great ideas for staying organized and preparing yourself for decorating next Christmas season.

Feeling stressed? Learn 21 ways to help relieve the tension from our featured blogger, The Survival Mom.

Are you prepared? Take the Survival Mom’s quiz and find out.

If you’ve never thought of using your purse as your Everyday Carry bag with specific contents for those “just in case” moments, take a look at this list.

Michelle Cerino describes how you can be a superhero by carrying personal defense tools in a GTM concealed-carry bag or purse.

Ever been stranded overnight at work? By planning ahead and assembling a workplace emergency kit, you can turn such an event into nothing more than an inconvenience.

I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t keeping track of news coming out of China. The rapid spread of the novel coronavirus has caused the Chinese government to shut down some of their largest cities, most popular tourist attractions, and as of today’s date, at least 16 airlines have canceled flights to and from […]

Many different types of parasites can affect us in the aftermath of a man-made or natural disaster. If we have a scenario of a large scale disaster or the grid goes down, we will encounter things, yucky things, that we normally wouldn’t, including parasites in humans. Crowded living conditions, shared clothing or personal items, and […]

If you spend any time in the woods, you know it’s gonna happen. Be preprepared for that bad case of poison ivy.

On this week’s show, Barbara Baird will talk to the podcaster’s producer and Zombie expert, Kenn Blanchard, about how to survive a zombie attack. Carrie Lightfoot joins Barbara to discuss cool products, more zombie tips and other survival information, sponsored by Ruger. Julie Golob weighs in with her Tip Time portion of the show, which […]

Meet our featured outdoor bloggers, highlighted weekly here at Women’s Outdoor News. The Bright Side of the Road Hollis Lumpkin writes that she is a “simple girl living in the Lowcountry of South Carolina, but I happen to have a great love for the outdoors, particularly hunting and fishing.” She also loves to include her field -to-table recipes […]

Becky Yackley gives you lots of reasons to acquire either a Crimson Trace bino or monocular rangefinder for your hunting and shooting needs.

In this installment of our “Gal Gab” interview series, Rebecca Baker (aka Lady Angler Lentz) answers our standard six questions.

Winter conditions are livable if you’re a patient driver and prepared for the worst. You can have a safe, joyous trip by knowing the best practices for driving through the snow.

Jenny Anderson, “Girl of 10,000 Lakes” shares her five self-care ideas to help get you through the long winter ahead.

An inexpensive way to elevate training, success and improve repeatable accuracy at the range and beyond is by changing to a custom trigger.

Do you know how to be safe around bears? Depending on where you hike, you may want to read this step-by-step bear safety guide.

At the age of 41, I picked up a gun for the first time with the intention of learning to defend myself and my children. I was the mother of 5, the youngest of whom was 2-years old. Little did I know that my journey in gun handling and self-defense was just getting started. Many […]

We recently welcomed new advertiser Frontier Girls Club to our ranks. Read why this alternative to Girl Scouts promotes a “to do” attitude, especially when it comes to outdoor pursuits for girls.

In a previous acronym-filled post about individual first aid kits, I introduced the concept of the IFAK. Popular with soldiers, the IFAK is truly a useful tool for us civilians too. Especially on the range or in the field, bringing an IFAK on your adventures undoubtedly ups your preparedness in an emergency situation.  Follow these […]

For the second year in a row Ashley Rheuark was the overall winner of the Brownells Ladies’ Multigun Fall Festival.

Ashley Hlebinsky helps us remember our founding fathers and the proud heritage of firearms in America. Sponsored by AZFirearms.