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Living Ready survival magazines continue to sell out on newsstands across the continent. While staff does keep a few emergency magazines on hand, those back issues aren't always available in print. That's why Living Ready compiled its catalog of survival magazines here.

Like everything within the Living Ready universe, the foremost prepper magazine is divided into three parts: Prepared, Skilled and Aware.

Prepared sections focus on what to do before something happens. This means getting ready with survival kits, gear, supplies and information.

The Skilled areas concentrate on the application of those Prepared parts. These tutorials and how-to articles are some of the most popular in the entire survival magazine.

Aware portions provide hindsight on events that have happened. These articles draw lessons from experiences to make readers better Prepared and Skilled.

Add it all up, and Living Ready is without a doubt the leading survival magazine on newsstands today. Check an issue out for yourself and see why.


Living Ready magazine takes an adult view of the Boy Scout motto of “Be Prepared.” The magazine's focus is summed up in the three-word subtitle: Prepared, Skilled, Aware. All survival scenarios—urban, wilderness, disaster or day-to-day life—will be covered. The magazine will also debunk bad survival advice, give better advice in return and provide a common sense approach to live ready and prepared.

This PDF version of the Winter 2013 issue focuses on cold weather preparedness.

Special Section: Cold Weather Preparedness
~Master Defensive Driving Skills for Winter Roads
~Make 5 Candles from Everyday Items
~Downtime: Plan Your Garden Now
~Immune System Preparedness: Beat the Flu Season
~Freak Weather: The Ice Tsunami
~Generator Know-How: How Much Power Do You Need?

Prepared
~Smartphone Survival
~What Gun is in Your Bug Out Bag
~Buyer's Guide to Pre-Packaged Food

Skilled
~Advice from The Survival Doctor
~Porkchops Unlimited: How to Trap Feral Hogs
~How to Make an Earthen Oven
~Use a Map, Compass and GPS Together
~Worst-Case Scenario: Why We Train

Aware
~Handle the Aftermath of a Shooting
~Concealed Carry: No Compromise
~Six Thoughts on the Concealed Carry Lifestyle
~Know Your Knife Rights