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Discover Amish secrets to living without electricity

08/06/2024 // HRS Editors // 310 Views

Tags: amish, electricity, energy supply, food freedom, Food Preservation, Food storage, food supply, gardening, Health Ranger Store, homesteading, lifestyle, off grid, organics, power, power grid, preparedness, prepper, prepping, self sufficiency, storable food, survival, tips



Did you know that an estimated 300,000 Amish live among Americans throughout the United States? They do not live on the grid and their lifestyles are not conventional.
If you want to become a self-sufficient prepper, you can learn a lot from the Amish and their off-grid lifestyle. (h/t to UrbanSurvivalSite.com)
The Amish live simple lives devoted to their strict faith and their families. Amish families often have deep bonds that can help them survive a survival scenario.
Amish children spend time helping around the homestead. Being assigned farm and household chores from a young age teaches them responsibility, which is important for young preppers.
All members of an Amish family have to learn their jobs and do their fair share of work to keep their farm or business running smoothly.
Usually, the extended family live together on a single Amish farm. If they are in separate homes, these may be on adjoining properties. While they may not be familiar with the term "mutual assistance group," the Amish function in a similar way and not just during practice drills for various emergencies. (Related: Survival essentials: Best budget-friendly foods for prepping.)
Alternative power source

Almost all Amish people do not use power from the public grid because they want to avoid relying too much on public power sources that will connect them to the non-Amish world.
The Amish also consider the use of public power as a symbolic connection to the rest of the world. They also regard public electrical power a "worldly luxury."
However, the Amish sometimes use other sources to generate electrical power for their homes and workplaces such as a diesel generator.
Amish families can use generators for lights, cooking and to refrigerate food. They rely on the use of gas generator power or wood burning stove and furnaces for the energy they need to maintain their businesses.
But instead of just stockpiling fuel for your generator or buying a solar generator, try to make your home entirely off-grid in steps and stages that fit your prepping budget.
Food supply and preservation

To live and survive like the Amish, preppers must learn how to prepare and preserve food properly.
You can also use your cooking skills to earn money or trade for supplies after SHTF.
The Amish, homesteaders and preppers who live on their homestead usually grow and raise most of their food.
Regardless of where you live, you should learn how to start your own garden like the Amish, who make the most of their property to start seeds and cultivate crops.
If you want to start your growing season in February, try the Amish layering techniques of placing dried manure covered by straw to protect cold weather hardy crops like broccoli, carrots, cauliflower, onions and potatoes.
To ensure that your crops grow healthy and chemical-free, learn how to use natural pesticides.
Before SHTF, you can also stock up on organic food supplies.
Where to get lab-verified food supplies for your homestead

The Health Ranger Store is committed to helping you prepare for any emergency, especially if you want to learn how to live like the Amish.
That’s why we’re proud to introduce these organic food supplies for your prepping needs.
The Ranger Bucket Organic Emergency Storable Food Supply is the world's first emergency food supply that's certified organic and laboratory verified. All the food items are organic, non-GMO and laboratory tested for heavy metals and are free of chemical ingredients such as MSG or preservatives.
Stock up on grains and nuts such as Organic Almonds and Organic Red Lentils with Ranger Bucket Set - Organic Emergency Storable Food Supply.
Don't forget your fruits and veggies, which we also offer in freeze-dried form.
Full of a variety of essential nutrients, Health Ranger Select Freeze-Dried Organic Whole Blueberries are an excellent healthy snack you can enjoy all year round.
They have been carefully freeze-dried to preserve the taste, texture and nutrients of fresh produce without chemical preservatives. You can eat them directly or reconstitute them by adding water.
Health Ranger Select Freeze-Dried Organic Whole Blueberries contain no gluten or GMOs and have undergone extensive lab testing for glyphosate, heavy metals and microbiology.
They are also vegan, non-China and certified Kosher and organic.
Our Freeze Dried Organic Peas are non GMO and grown in the U.S. under strict organic standards. The freeze-drying method preserves taste, texture and nutrients better than any other food preservation method ever invented.
Go to FoodSupply.news for more tips on how to start a reliable food stockpile. You can also check out Health Ranger Store and Brighteon Store for more clean food supplies for your prepping needs.
Click on this link to learn how to make a Creamy Coconut Blueberry Smoothie at home.
Watch the video below to learn why you need Raw Manuka Honey in your survival stockpile.

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How to Defend Yourself Against Night Vision

by Aaron Pattison
July 18, 2024



It was not that long ago when opponents faced each other in night combat with nothing but moonlight, starlight, and maybe some illumination flares to guide their way. Night vision came into existence nearly a century ago and took most of the following 100 years to become widely available to the public. Today, military-quality night vision devices are relatively inexpensive and readily available on the market.
The military, police forces, and regular citizens alike have night vision capabilities. To be able to avoid detection at night, it is no longer enough to be an expert at blending in with the shadows. You must have the skills to defend against night vision.
How Does Night Vision Work

Light travels in waves with crests and troughs, much like ocean waves. The distance between one crest and the next is called a wavelength. We can see wavelengths of between 380 and 700 nanometers. These are all the colors of the rainbow. Night vision can see between 700 and 1,000 nanometers (near-infrared), with older and cheaper versions only able to see a much smaller portion of that range.
Versions with image intensifiers, like most military-grade devices, can amplify the visible light spectrum also. This is important because night vision does not just amplify faint lights that we would normally be able to see, but also can see a different range of light.

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The near-infrared and visible light ranges are significant products of sun and starlight, which then reflects off the moon. This is the “ambient” light that night vision works with.
The more sophisticated the night vision device, the greater its ability to amplify and clarify the light to provide a better image for the user.
While not a thermal imaging device, night vision is capable of seeing heated sources because heat produces infrared radiation, which becomes visible when the object is hot enough.
Low-heat sources, like the human body, are typically far outside of the visible range, but objects approaching 450 degrees Fahrenheit have enough infrared radiation to become visible.
Incandescent light bulbs also produce light in the near-infrared range because of this. Like a block of metal that a blacksmith has heated up, eventually we can see it glowing. Night vision can see this glow much sooner in the heating process.
How to Avoid Detection

Light

The first and most obvious step to take is to reduce or eliminate your light signature. It is critical to remember that light reflects, so even concentrated light sources, like laser pointers, will cause a room to glow in night vision.
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If you must use a light source, use colors at the far ends of the visible light spectrum. Blue/violet, or deep red lights are still visible to night vision, but they are less efficiently amplified, making them less noticeable. Red light is also more difficult for humans to see, making it the ideal choice for discreet lighting.
Heat

An improperly sealed room with light shining through door cracks. The light is imperceptible to the human eye. (Gen II PVS-14 night vision device)Be cautious of heat sources. Even if you have a super muffler on your generator that makes it almost silent, the heat of the exhaust will make the generator glow in night vision. The same goes for vehicle exhausts. This is especially important with any object that produces high heat and also visible light, like a cigarette. Cigarettes can make a room glow very brightly, and the cherry itself looks like a car headlight in night vision. Unlike thermal imagers, night vision makes infrared radiation more noticeable by the light it casts on walls, instead of having to see the actual heat source.
If you must use a light source or smoke, do so in a room that you have purposely fitted to block all light sources, preferably one without windows.

Always remember that light reflects, and you need to cover all escape points from the room for light, including under the door, the spaces around the door frame, vents, and especially windows.
In a SHTF scenario where you must fight armed opponents, be very cautious of your rifle barrel, especially if you are using a suppressor. Suppressors quickly get hot, and like the blacksmiths metal, the suppressors glow will be visible to night vision within only a handful of shots.



The glowing suppressor of a Mk48 machine gun after 10 shots. The glow was invisible to the naked eye. (Gen III PVS-31 night vision device)
Clothing

Reflecting light creates a problem with our clothing as well. Some materials are manufactured to look brighter or use materials that reflect light well, meaning they show up better on night vision. This becomes especially problematic if you use optical brighteners in your laundry.
Military uniforms are manufactured to not have this problem, but many warfighters mistakenly use color boosting laundry detergent that ends up making them glow in night vision. Because these optical brighteners can linger in clothing after many washes, it is important that you have a dedicated SHTF outfit that has never been washed with these detergents and was manufactured to military specs.



Three soldiers, all wearing tactical clothing. The two on the right are much more visible than the one on the left because of fabric choice. (Gen III PVS-31 night vision device)Take Advantage of Low-Light Hours

If you must travel or operate outside, do so in the very early dawn or late dusk when you can see enough, but it is still too bright for most night vision. This will help to minimize the abilities of the night vision devices and normal human vision at the same time. Fully overcast nights are perfect, because night vision will become nearly useless without the ambient light.
Defeat Detection

If all the precautions fail and you have been detected, you need to defeat the capabilities of your opponent’s night vision. This is easier done when you do not have night vision yourself because you do not need to worry about blinding yourself in the process but can work either way.
Night vision, as we know, is designed for very low light environments, so use bright lights to blind your opponents. A bright flashlight pointed in their direction will help illuminate what you see and simultaneously overload the night vision devices because they will have to adjust to the brighter light, making the surrounding light too dark to see into.
The flashlight will naturally become a prime target of their observation, so leave it in place and use the opportunity to move to another location or bugout. If you cannot bugout, attempt to retreat to deeper and darker parts of buildings or forests where ambient light is mostly blocked.
The ability to move and fight at night has long been a hallmark of elite military units. The art of doing it without night vision has largely been lost to time. By understanding the capabilities and limitations of night vision devices, you can maximize your effectiveness while simultaneously reducing the risks of detection. Take the time to survey your gear and see what you need to be effective at night.
For more sneaky ways to avoid night and thermal vision check out The Special Forces Home Defense Academy where former Green Beret, Terry Schappert, teaches you how to defend your property against burglars, looters, and anyone else trying to do you and your family harm using the same battle-tested tactics taught to the US Special Forces. You’ll find out how to secure blind spots, make a Green Beret trip wire, the secret to stockpiling antibiotics without a prescription, clear your home like a Special Forces operator, and much much more. In today’s dangerous and unpredictable world, you can’t take any chances protecting your life, property, and those you love.
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Boost your chances of surviving a disaster with a 72-hour survival kit

08/07/2024 // HRS Editors // 700 Views

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Three days might not seem like a long time, but having a 72-hour survival kit can help you survive a disaster.
You need a this kit because when SHTF, you might have a hard time finding food, water and basic utilities for 72 hours. When dealing with an emergency, you might not have a way to heat food and you could also lose access to running water. (h/t to FrugalDebtFreeLife.com)
You can keep your supplies in a sturdy bucket if you prefer to bug in or stay at home, but if you think that there is a chance that you will need to bug out or evacuate, it's better to store your supplies in a backpack or duffel bag.
Food supplies list

When preparing food and snacks for your food kit, try to include a variety of items like nuts, fruits and snacks.
Below is a list of food supplies for your 72-hour survival kit:

• Apple sauce pouches
• Baby food pouches (if needed)
• Baby formula and bottles (if needed)
• Beef jerky/meat sticks
• Canned chicken
• Canned soup (with a pop-top lid)
• Fruit cups
• Granola bars
• Instant coffee
• Peanut butter
• Peanut butter crackers
• Plastic cutlery and paper plates (So you don’t waste drinking water by doing the dishes)
• Powdered coffee creamer
• Shelf-stable milk
• Yogurt raisins

Make sure you also include one gallon of water per person per day, and an extra gallon for a baby drinking formula if you have a baby with you. (Related: Prepping must-haves: Essential items to include in your survival stockpile.)
Hygiene supplies list

These items will help you maintain proper hygiene after SHTF:

• Baby wipes
• Bug spray
• Diapers
• Feminine supplies
• Hairbrush
• Hand sanitizer
• Paper towels
• Petroleum jelly (Can be used as lip balm or lotion)
• Shampoo
• Soap
• Sunscreen
• Toilet paper
• Toothpaste and brushes

Assorted emergency supplies list

These supplies will help with different survival needs, such as comms and first aid.

• Crank radio
• Emergency blanket
• First aid kit
• Flashlights
• Poncho
• Small tool kit

Emergency documents binder/list

You will need these important documents if you have to evacuate during an emergency:

• A photocopy of birth certificates
• A photocopy of driver's license
• A list of medications
• Insurance policies
• Cash (Enough for at least one week’s expenses)

Where to get lab-verified food supplies for your 72-hour survival kit

The Health Ranger Store is committed to helping you prepare for any emergency, especially if you want to prepare 72-hour survival kits for your whole family.
That's why we’re proud to introduce these items for your prepping needs.
Health Ranger Select Mini-Bucket Organic Almonds have a wholesome flavor and various nutrients that have earned these nuts their title as a superfood. Our premium almonds contain no sugar, chemical flavoring, hydrogenated oils, or added sodium and are not treated with preservatives.
Our almonds are imported from trusted vendors in Italy and are not fumigated with PPO. They are raw, unpasteurized and non-irradiated.
They are vegan, non-China, non-GMO and are certified organic and Kosher.
Mini-Bucket Organic Almonds are also meticulously lab-tested for heavy metals, microbiology and glyphosate to ensure that you get only the cleanest, high-quality almonds from trusted sources.
The Health Ranger Store is also thrilled to bring you our specialty Fair Trade coffee in a convenient and easy-to-prepare format.
With a much longer shelf life than regular coffee, Health Ranger Select Organic Freeze-Dried Instant Coffee delivers a bold and exquisite flavor of medium roast coffee that you can enjoy immediately. Just add hot water, stir, and your instant coffee is ready to drink.
Health Ranger Select Organic Freeze-Dried Instant Coffee is processed using organic coffee beans and is carefully freeze-dried to preserve optimal taste, aroma and nutrient content.
For a healthy snack while you're bugging out, try Health Ranger Select Freeze-Dried Organic Strawberry Pieces. This tasty snack can be enjoyed all year round.
With their crispy texture and natural abundance of vitamin C and other beneficial antioxidants and nutrients, our freeze-dried organic strawberry pieces can add a burst of flavor and nutrition to all your favorite pancakes, pies and baked goods.
They can also be eaten directly for a quick and healthy snack.
Health Ranger Select Freeze-Dried Organic Strawberry Pieces contain no gluten or GMOs and are certified Kosher and organic. Our premium strawberry pieces are also vegan, non-China and have been meticulously lab-tested for glyphosate, heavy metals and microbiology.
Go to Survival.news for more survival tips. You can also check out Health Ranger Store and Brighteon Store for your prepping needs.
Click on this link to learn how to make Raw Strawberry Cheesecake using Freeze-Dried Organic Strawberry Pieces.
Watch this clip on how to make 100 percent Organic Cold Brew Coffee at home.

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