It has been a busy year for the preparedness community with many worldwide and local events testing our resolve. Looking back at 2014 we can remember the rise of Ebola and ISIS as well as the civil unrest around the Ferguson case.
It can be hard choosing what to prepare for and there are so many great resources out there to use to learn the skills you need to be truly ready. I thought it would be useful to put the most popular preparedness related articles here in one place, not only for The Bug Out Bag Guide, but also from other sites around the web. I reached out to over 100 preparedness bloggers to see what was their most widely shared article was of 2014. I got back some interesting results and collected them here for your reference.
I hope you can look back on 2014 and see how your own level of preparedness has grown and look forward to continuing this development thru 2015 and beyond. Remember as always, Chance Favors The Well Prepared.
The Most Shared Articles From The Bug Out Bag Guide In 2014
| Article (Click To read it) | What's It About? | Facebook/Pinterest/Twitter Shares |
|---|---|---|
| 5 Basic Survival Skills You Need When Bugging Out | The basics of water, shelter, fire, food, and keeping a positive mental attitude when bugging out. | 6,500+ |
| Bug Out Vehicle Checklist | How to choose a bug out vehicle and what to pack in your evacuation kit. | 3,200+ |
| How To Choose The Best Survival Tomahawk For Your Bug Out Bag | A look at the most important features to have in a bug out tomahawk as well as weighing your options to pick the best one for your individual needs. | 2,000+ |
| How To Build An Urban Survival Kit | A look at urban survival planning factors and what specific gear you need in your bug out bag to maximize your chances. | 1,400+ |
| How To Make Your Family Bug Out Bag | What skills to teach and gear to pack based on the age of your children. Also how to adjust your plan to accommodate for the young ones' needs. | 1,300+ |
Most Shared Prepping Articles From Around The Web
In addition to our own articles I also reached out to other preparedness bloggers to see what were their own most shared posts of 2014. It was interesting to see what other people are reading and sharing with their friends. There was a wide range of topic that they sent back and they give me new ideas for where to expand my own preparedness skill set in 2015.
What do you think?
Did you have a favorite prepping resource from 2014? Did you learn anything this year that was really useful that you want to share? Let us know in the Comments Section below, thanks!
