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Insights into State Preparedness in 2021 and 2022 First, we found that 15% of all Americans identify themselves as survivalists.
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Read More »First, we found that 15% of all Americans identify themselves as survivalists. This puts into perspective just how significant it is that 26% of Floridians identify themselves as preppers and that only 6% — less than half the average — of Connecticut residents do so. Next, we asked all respondents if they have purchased survival materials, which can include anything from non-perishable food items and bulk toiletries to generators and communication devices that don’t require an internet connection or subscription service. A total of 48% of all respondents stated that they expect to purchase more survival items in the future. Our team was interested in how prepared Americans felt overall for a disaster of any kind, so we asked respondents and sorted responses by state. Overall, residents of Wisconsin, West Virginia, Washington, Virginia, and Utah feel most prepared for an unexpected environmental or political disaster. Interestingly, only one state where residents feel most prepared for a disaster — Washington — made it into the top ten states for the number of residents identifying as “survivalists.” This could be due to a skewed perception of the term “survivalists,” especially in the wake of popular shows like National Geographic’s Doomsday Preppers, which glamorizes extreme survivalism. Finally, it was hard to ignore the potential move to survivalism in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, so we asked respondents specifically if they have purchased more survival materials since the pandemic began. Quite unsurprisingly, 45% of respondents reported that they had.
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Read More »Additionally, preppers often look for signs of potential growth of an area after the dust settles in the wake of a catastrophe. Factors that help identify that an area may flourish include low poverty and low crime rates, a high number of residents with higher education, an abundance of natural resources, and relatively high job growth rates. With all that being said, preppers often identify five states in particular as the best for survival purposes in the wake of a disaster: Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Utah, and Washington State. Of these states, only two appear on our list of states with the highest population of residents considering themselves survivalists: Colorado and Washington State. The likelihood is that these two states are the best places to relocate to if you’re prepping for the end of the world as we know it.
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Read More »After surveying over 2,300 individuals over 18 years of age and located in all 50 states across America, the Pro Mover Reviews team identified that residents in Florida, Alabama, Arkansas, North Carolina, and New Mexico have the highest density of residents who identify as survivalists. These states are all prone to some kind of extreme weather, including hurricanes and tornadoes, which likely accounts for some level of resident preparedness. At the bottom of the list were Connecticut, New Hampshire, Tennessee, Maryland, and Kansas, all of which had less than 10% of residents identifying as preppers. The threat of natural disasters in these areas is generally less than in the most prepared states, which probably affects residents’ self-reported level of readiness for a catastrophe. Perhaps most importantly for our readers, many of the states that are considered the best places to live for survivalists also appeal to people looking to relocate, whether the relocation is inspired by a move for a career, new opportunity, or just for a change of pace and scenery. Higher rates of education among residents, low crime and poverty, abundant land and natural resources, and a high potential for job growth make for an ideal place to live for preppers and non-preppers alike. If you’re thinking of relocating, you can make your a whole lot easier by having a professional moving team behind you to help every step of the way. So, whether you’re heading to a survivalist state to prepare for the end of the world, or you’re simply looking for a more desirable place to live with more abundant opportunities, Pro Mover Reviews can help you get where you need to be.
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