When It Hits the Fan: A Handbook to Surviving Anything

Drawing on sixty years in survival training and law enforcement, Larry Mullins walks readers through the most likely doomsday scenarios—EMP attacks, grid collapse, food-supply failure—and what daily life would look like afterward. He covers bugging in versus bugging out, fortifying your home, choosing defensive weapons, and stretching food stores. Extensive field guides identify edible wild plants, animals, fish, and seafood, plus primitive fire-making, water purification, shelter-building, and toolmaking. Practical, blunt, and experience-based, it's a preparedness overview for families who want a fighting chance.

• Written by a survival instructor with 60 years of hands-on experience—not a journalist Googling the subject.
• Author led the security team protecting an LDS Church President and directed the BYU survival program.
• Goes beyond checklists to show you what collapse will actually feel like, day by day.
• Doubles as a field guide: dozens of edible plants, animals, fish, and seafood identified.

Perfect for a prepper or self-reliance-minded head of household who wants a plain-spoken overview of collapse scenarios and hands-on survival skills from an experienced instructor.