Best Survival Websites/Forums?
 

To open this thread, I have 2 that I want to nominate:

First is survivalblog.com, lots of good info kept up to date:

http://www.survivalblog.com/index.html

The best forum I've seen so far is Zombie Squad:

http://www.zombiehunters.org/forum/index.php

Any others?

Re: Best Survival Websites/Forums?
 

No. Earlier in the year, I bought a wtshtf address and wanted to make a website for this purpose. But realized that there are many out there much better than I have time to do. I'm thinking of just using the address to make a website that is more of an archive/list of lists (url's, articles, etc...) for survivalism. The biggest problem I would think is keeping it up to date and not stepping on toes.

That has nothing to do with this thread, tho. There's SO much information out there, it's easy to get lost. But it's nice know about other sites, who the hell has time to know it all?!?

Re: Best Survival Websites/Forums?
 

survivalblog is ok, the guy keeps selling stuff to the audience though.

Zombiehunters reign supreme here

Survivalmonkey is a site of Melbo. He is a member here. Very nice level headed person. The audience on the site though.... :confused_ma: .... but then again. I got banned there, so what do i know.. I do recommend the site. Just avoid bush/terrah/neocon/questioning xstian stuff while there.

avoid frugalsquirrels --- the owner is ..... well i can't say something nice. so i'll leave it at that

an ok forum is the forum survival blog points to as "it's" forum. The Claire Files or some such. Claire Wolf. The clique there is just that. they do not take kindly to anyone's kind

Re: Best Survival Websites/Forums?
 

Yeah, he (survival blog) does try to sell stuff, but it's mostly his advertisers and his own books. It's kept up to date and has many topics to puruse, that's why I'm partial to it. But, Zombie does indeed rule!

Re: Best Survival Websites/Forums?
 

I spend my time between here and the Monkey which is how I found this site, and The AR15 Survival Forums I regularly check out Frugalsquirrels and TimeBomb2000 for the fiction story area