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When he talks about national pandemic. Hello from 2020. 👋

@nabil7957

4 жыл бұрын

Hes like : "they called me a madman"

@swagcasino

4 жыл бұрын

Ha

@cindismith4851

3 жыл бұрын

That’s what I’m thinking lol hello from 2021 we are in the middle of a pandemic but I will say he made this video 5 years ago

@thejudge8691

3 жыл бұрын

This isint much of a pandemic is the virus real? Yes but it's nowhere near what is projected. Hospitals already admitted they lied about deaths cause the more people that died the more funding they got. It's all political theater the world is crazy I hope the best for you and your family.

@Blast009

3 жыл бұрын

Seems suspicious to me.🤨🤔😉

A lot people are sitting here thinking your nuts, being a prepper is nuts. To those people, having a 72 hour bag is really handy. You get a call at 3am, your mum or dad or sibling had to be rushed to the ER. That is a scenario that happens to 1000s of people every day. It's really convenient to throw some clothes on grab a bag and be out the door in 5 minutes. And you dont have to think about anything, you have it right there ready to go, you thought ahead. A bugout bag is multi-purpose it isnt only for the end of the world scenarios they can be used for perfectly mundane things.

@MCshlthead

2 жыл бұрын

you would have to be seriously ignorant of the state of the world to call a prepper nuts at this stage.

I would reconsider because I'm watching this in the middle of the covid-19 outbreak

Skills are going to be just as valuable as air when shtf. People that have a lot of skills are going to be in high demand.

@baronratfish3865

6 жыл бұрын

Sill's, Tool's, and Materials/junk/supplies

@anadhdprepper6490

5 жыл бұрын

basic foundry, helps

@dreamkatcher656

5 жыл бұрын

yep, that is why the trades are all going by the wayside...keep sheeple dumbed down, cant survive without the gov...make bread, sew a button, sow a seed...good luck it they even know what I am talking about...

Remember to include small sanitary supplies , such as hand sanitizer, toilet paper, baby wipes a multiple use soap. a travel size toothpaste it doesn't have to be a case or any large amount a roll of toilet paper, a small bottle of hand sanitizer things like that. Happy prepping.

@Lucky-yl2wb

4 жыл бұрын

Dang...I completely forgot about those things :D...

@jimmynix5399

4 жыл бұрын

Have you ever stored unopened baby wipes long term? I'm just wondering if they dry out when unopened. I always have 2 cases on hand but I rotate them into my daily use, so they never sit around more than a couple months. I'm just considering buying a couple cases that I never touch since the corona virus has caused everyone to panic buy tp and wipes.

@fieldy409

4 жыл бұрын

Dude you nailed it with the hand sanitizer I never saw that being in shortage lol.

I remember my 1965 BoyScout handbook was a great small prepper book.

@americafirst9144

4 жыл бұрын

You can still find them at yard sales, thrift stores and on eBay.

id say #1 by far is get in shape. dont know what to buy or your budget is tight, you can workout in your house for 0 dollars and just a spare 20 mins a day while you put a list or budget together

@Trulipy

6 жыл бұрын

First off, let's try not to use profane language. Second, don't prepare by stockpiling food and water. Give it to the people who really need it. There are people starving. Trust in your Heavenly Father to provide for you without you stockpiling all this food.

@Trulipy

6 жыл бұрын

milinm Luke 12:22-24, 28-29 (KJV) "22 And he said unto his disciples, Therefore I say unto you, Take no thought for your life, what ye shall eat; neither for the body, what ye shall put on. 23 The life is more than meat, and the body is more than raiment. 24 Consider the ravens: for they neither sow nor reap; which neither have storehouse nor barn; and God feedeth them: how much more are ye better than the fowls? 28 If then God so clothe the grass, which is to day in the field, and to morrow is cast into the oven; how much more will he clothe you, O ye of little faith? 29 And seek not ye what ye shall eat, or what ye shall drink, neither be ye of doubtful mind."

@OregonBatman

5 жыл бұрын

I like these two verses: Proverbs 6:6 - "Go to the ant, O sluggard, Observe her ways and be wise" (the ant has been famous for centuries for its social habits, foresight, economy and industry. Collecting their food at the proper seasons, they bite off the end of the grain to prevent it from germinating and lay it up in cells till needed). And I believe the Apostle Paul said in 2 Thessalonians 3:10 -"For even when we were with you, we were commanding you this, that 'if anyone is not willing to work, neither let him eat.'" Good tips to live by.

@bluejasmin8424

5 жыл бұрын

@milinm no but it grows on trees ;)

@dianevanderheyden3176

5 жыл бұрын

@@Trulipy You forget that God was also talking about putting the Kingdom of Heaven first. One must also remember how God used Joseph to assist the Pharoah to set aside 20% of the crops throughout Egypt during the 7 years of plenty to provide for the survival for the 7 years of draught. In doing so Joseph was instrumental in saving his family

One thing I have added to my power outage set are solar powered lamps, the kind you would get for your lawn. I use the projector style that has an on off switch. Leave them in a sun facing window until you are ready or need to use them. It will save on your consumable resources and they don't cost very much.

@CreativeRedundancy

8 жыл бұрын

+Daniel Robles they are relatively cheap.Ones with switches are the way to go. Extended the life of using candles. gg

@MsLoverofTruth

8 жыл бұрын

+Daniel Robles Good advice. Also making home-made candles that burn for 1000 hours are relatively cheap to buy materials and then DIY videos out there have been a great help.

@maryjanegreen7601

7 жыл бұрын

get the $1 ones for the kids, they will find comfort in them at night, and can carry them around

DONT talk about prepping with your friends, because when SHTF, they will be all standing in front of your door

@dragonncrewe1580

6 жыл бұрын

Pablo Brandt Agreed. Only about 3 people know I'm a prepper and they are all family members.

@darthB2A31

4 жыл бұрын

@@dragonncrewe1580 Now all of youtube knows. You had one job.

@swolesolesmiami

4 жыл бұрын

detail.movie 😂

@dm-jf5uu

4 жыл бұрын

True

@erasedfromgenepool.4845

4 жыл бұрын

Absolutely I tell no one when shtf ppl are desperate, and a desperate man will kill for his family. I know I would. Only ppl that know I prep is my immediate family as well as Rocky I trust Rocky not to tell anyone ...he's a pitt bull🤪🤪

I kinda want to add that while it's good to know how to apply a tourniquet but also know how to remove one safely. usually it's a doctor but if you don't have one that you can get to, etc. etc. then you need to know how to take care of the wound and how to remove the tourniquet safely. there are many things that could go wrong, to much sudden blood pressure to the deprived limb, infection many other things. what I'm trying to say mostly is be well rounded about first aid. studying could save yours or someone else's life.

Great info!

@thehowtohouse9259

3 жыл бұрын

Hi I watch you

First one of your videos I've seen. Just recently started planning on prepping, and gotta say, you have a very pleasent and informative format. Thanks, and hello from Denmark!

@bugoutbrothers

8 жыл бұрын

+Kevin Doyle Thanks Kevin

@MrChristoffer5700

8 жыл бұрын

+Kevin Doyle En Dansk prepper :O

@kevindoyle4057

8 жыл бұрын

+MrChristoffer5700 yep. tingene ser ikke for gode ud efterhånden :-S

@carlosrenteria2231

8 жыл бұрын

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@maryjanegreen7601

7 жыл бұрын

Denmark! I am I/4 Danish

Who's here after the Corona Virus?

@barfeyman3622

3 жыл бұрын

What do you mean after 😅

@Night-mq8hn

3 жыл бұрын

@@barfeyman3622 Soon my child, soon...

@hariszukic3037

3 жыл бұрын

After? The mutation in Denmark is a gamechanger! Now its 50/50 if the vaccines we have so far will work!

@Night-mq8hn

3 жыл бұрын

@@hariszukic3037 I’m a time traveler

@nickyandstuff

3 жыл бұрын

What do you mean after it’s nine months after you posted this and it’s worse than ever

Great video. One thing to consider are non-hybrid seeds for fruits and vegetables for self sustaining disaster preparation. Often times these seeds are pennies on the dollar for what youre getting. Cans run out, but harvesting your own crops that germinate their own reproduction is important. Knowledge of your climate and what grows best in season is highly valuable.

@MsLoverofTruth

8 жыл бұрын

+thegeoffhill Exactly. I'm in the prepping stages with plenty of books on various survival situations. Medicinal herbs & Edible wild plants are on top of my list of acquiring, plus medical teaching self help in a grid-down situation. Procuring seeds is rather cheap and shopping around does pay off in the end.

@maryjanegreen7601

7 жыл бұрын

buy heirloom seeds to get better results from the seeds you harvest

@sassylilmama313

6 жыл бұрын

Exactly!!! I started learning about growing my own veggies 2 summers ago.

@ralphdeem6635

6 жыл бұрын

Doesn't really apply if everything has been irradiated

@anadhdprepper6490

5 жыл бұрын

+rd home hydroplanics (idk if I spelled that right but its basically using fish poop to fertilize plants or something idk)

I've been watching vids on how to make various knots. Knot tying is a skill I really need to actually pick up and practice on!

Have baby wipes for doing sponge baths. Get those Catholic candles at 99 cent store too. They burn forever. Tape a lighter to the candle and leave the candles all over in case lights go out. That’s what I know. 😁👍🏽

@backpackprepper6658

4 жыл бұрын

99 cents store is a perfect spot to buy stuff 😎👊

the one point I disagree is prepper communities. Ideal but too risky telling people u have supplies

@blueyesamuraitwo9018

8 жыл бұрын

+mary smith same here.

@aaronsgunsmithing

8 жыл бұрын

it depends on who you tell and how well you know them. you should never tell anyone about everything you own, they don't need to know about all of it. it is good to know people that are experts in different skill sets. that way you don't have to know everything about every subject.

@marysmith9107

8 жыл бұрын

agree in theory but in reality it never works out

@danzigrulze5211

8 жыл бұрын

+mary smith You can tell people, but you don't have to tell them everything you have and you can still keep secret and hidden caches These should be hidden from everyone even your own family and close friends. This is always good to have as it gives you the option to go nomadic if possible or your main area gets compromised or destroyed. Multiple hidden caches along a route is best to have as well, as you are moving you can dig up what you have left along the way to a safer area.

@bob_the_bomb4508

8 жыл бұрын

+mary smith Really? Based on how many apocalypses that you have already survived? Not really sure that you have sufficient evidence to say that it *never* works out

We all know why we're here

@jeremiahperkins3701

4 жыл бұрын

Fr lol😅😂

Great vid for getting started Malcolm! Thanks for sharing. It's really important to be a good shopper. Expiration dates, use by dates and best by dates are very important. I'm a paraplegic since 1985 and love one-stop-shopping(Walmart) food, OTC first aid, clothing etc. Block out about 3-5 hours one weekend day to do a long slow walk down every isle. Smart shopping is a true art. Being from a family of 9 my Mother knew her s***. Anyone here old enough to remember the old A&P stores that gave out S&H Green Stamps and books to paste them into? That was a chore shared by all of my six brothers and sisters. You can also rack up extra money by following the instructions on your Walmart receipt to open an account. Shop, pay and scan your receipt with your smart phone and watch the $ add up in addition to coupons. They will also price match too. Buy clothing for the winter in the Spring and vise versa. You will find big discounts. I live on a budget and avoid name brand foods bc most can't afford them and by default they go on sale only bc they are close to expiring. Canned chicken breast meat and canned Salmon are already cooked, have a very long shelf life and are high in protein. If you need to cook any food consider buying some cans of Sterno and one or two small two top folding army or Boy scout grills. They're made specifically for sliding the Sterno cans inside the grill. Seeds are so precious. I've done raised bed and container planting for years. Squash, Zucchini are the easiest and fastest growing. You can plant harvest three settings during one summer. Cabbage can be easily grown in containers. Any leftover seeds can be closed and put in the frig. This summer I planted two crops of Squash and Zucchini with seeds that had been stored for 4 years and were just as delicious as if the seeds were brand new. Unfortunately, I won't be bugging out to the woods or mountains in a wheelchair, so I adopted a young female Pit Bull and plan to add to the pack over time. Their sense of smell and acute hearing are priceless. There is so much more I could include but I have a different mindset than the vast majority. My first considerations must begin with being confined to a wheelchair. Things must be as convenient and lightweight as possible. Gees... I need to wrap this up before this post turns into a novel! ;o) Thanks again Malcolm! I hope my post is helpful to you and all of your Subs! Happy Prepping!

@1955RKE

4 жыл бұрын

@@zatrusofnietzche2281 You might want to consider being a movie writer, you think of everything. Kind of like in "Home Alone."

@loriwilson3689

4 жыл бұрын

Glad you are able to provide input with being in a wheelchair. This definitely causes more challenges when faced with SHTF situation. It sounds like you have incorporated your abilities well into your plan. Good job!

I have been preparing for decades and is ready to bug in or but out because of that knowledge. The equipment I have is what I need and more, and the knowledge I gained from when I was in the military, and working for the state helped me to be prepared also. I agree that you don't have to start with trying to get everything at once and I learned so much from others along the way.

Just started prepping, i have several bags of charcoal, cases of water and a portable propane grill. I dont buy candles for light. I made water resistant fire starters. With sawdust and candle wax.

One of the best pieces of advice I heard was to keep up with your regular exams at the dentist & eye doctors. After SHTF you might not be able to get a new pair of glasses or a cavity filled & this could lead to serious problems. This was something I'd never even thought about & is extremely important since I'm blind as a bat without my glasses!

"what if there's a global pandemic" uhh... well you see...

Watching this in 2020 when there’s a global pandemic happening right now

As a starting pepper you should buy long-shelf products you freq. use in your household. When they expire you can consume them and replace them. Peanut butter, rice, pasta, instant tea etc. That is much easier than eating dry NRG s or canned bread and you don t have to throw anything out.

Good stuff here. And thanks for actually posting a typed out list. That's always helpful, and not enough people do that.

Totally identified with your candle comment! Had the same situation in a blackout, candles but not much around to hold them. Next time at Goodwill and Salvation Army I bough several candle holder son the cheap. Also staged these and several other key items in a "Blackout Box" to avoid running all over looking for things in the dark! Good channel...subbed.

@juneweimar3383

7 жыл бұрын

GrandsonofKong Or just get dirt or sand, put it in a cup & stand the candle :)

I've already survived 5 days without power. I live in an area that is prone to severe weather. Hurricane Harvey made me realize just how unprepared I was. Now I'm trying to gradually learn.

very common sense approach. no need to dump a month's pay at one time for low probability events. knowledge, skills[application of knowledge], experience and then tools.

Very sensible. Much appreciated.

The first thing I think of when food is mentioned is fishing. Have plenty of strong fish line. I like the 30 pound test. It's stong but still small diameter for fishing trapping sewing big wounds or shelter and various size hooks and lure. And a good sewing kits is useful for first aid and reparing cloths and shelter

Research edible weeds and how to prepare them.

@valerieannrumpf4151

4 жыл бұрын

Dandelion greens are edible. As a matter of fact if you type in depression Era cooking on youtube, there is a recipe on how to make dandelion salad.

Thank you for all the wonderful ideas. The first thing I put together was a blackout bag. The best advice, I put into action was test and play with your supplies and preps. I performed a power out test on myself. Having the items you suggested made all the difference. Thank you.

You have a pretty good list for the beginner. I agree with the first aid training. On that note; Did you know you can become hypothermic at 10°C (about 50°F)? It would be good to learn about hypothermia signs and symptoms. There are lots of conditions, by themselves, are fairly harmless to an average-sized person in good shape and healthy in the short term like being wet. However, consider being somewhat out of shape or have a medical condition or are small in stature (less body mass to retain heat) and maybe a bit dehydrated; add to this other conditions like being caught in the open and the wind picks up, no dry clothes and an inadequate place to shelter. You now have moved from an inconvenience to a potentially life-threatening situation. There are plenty of indicators of hypothermia like cold hands and feet and/or shivering. Many years ago I was untrained in wilderness camping in the high country. I got cold during the night and tucked my head inside my sleeping bag and went back to sleep. NEVER DO THIS! Moisture from exhaling made me wet and seriously degraded the insulative quality of my sleeping bag. The result? I woke to convulsive shivering, disorientation and severe imparement of coordination and strenght in my hands; hypothermia! Fortunately, I had set kindling and wood ready the night before, but it took 7 matches to get it lit. It turned out okay for me and I caution everyone about this especially those who are just starting out and may have to bug out to the bush. Remember; the more you know, the less you need to carry.

First things in my prep: water filter. chia seeds. Goldenseal. Oregano oil. Having fun learning about first aid and antibiotic alternatives. ::: does squats casually while working :::

Someone else probably stated this already, but a reliable knife or three is a survival essential. And I would add insect repellent because those biting little buggers can cause diseases, and are as annoying as hell if you have to be outside.

I think this is all good general advice.... I started small like said and before I knew you are prepared beyond what you thought with new skills, new kit, new tools. Bugging in and bugging out, 1st aid trained etc.. have plan & look towards it but also be able to think on the go. keep well everyone! All the best.

Thanks for the advice I will change it as soon as possible!

Last week my city had a 40 yr storm with hurricane winds. My power was out for 5 days. I learned so much of the holes in my preps.

Thank you. You mention a lot of things I've thought about. Some good advice. I think we all ought to start thinking about what's happening in Yellowstone right now and keep really close to the info.

Thank u so much for the clarification, bugging in vs bugging out. This was needed in.

I just want to say I love your Videos. I'm not a beginner prepper but I don't have a ton of supplies either. I always like watching beginner prepper videos because even though there meant for people starting out you could always learn something useful and helpful from them. You have also given me some great ideas and things I missed while prepping so I gotta thank you man and good luck to you when the SHTF.

Lost power for 72 hours, the panic response in the town was scary - I had never seen anything like it... although I knew this human response was possible. Made me think about this prepping bullshit ! :)

@noneyour.

4 жыл бұрын

@B real it was a hurricane ( Sandy) that also taught me just how unprepared I was.

I like the way you broke everything down...I was getting overwhelmed...thanks for the info

you could drip the candle onto a surface and then stick it there and it wont catch anything on fire

@LoriCrabtree31

7 жыл бұрын

Or if you have plastic or paper cups, cut an X in the bottom, place the cup upside down and push the candle through.

@WHNorthcote

6 жыл бұрын

The plastic could catch fire. It would be better with tea light candles.

@dragonncrewe1580

6 жыл бұрын

Kronos Gaming could use just a class plate or another way is using a shot cup and setting the shot cup on a hard surface or a glass plate so it doesn't catch fire. We had a few power outages where I'm at and this is what I did when the candle holders couldn't be found.

@juneweimar3383

4 жыл бұрын

There is always dirt or sand all around us. Grab a handful of either, put it in a cup, stick your candle in it & there's your candle holder. 😊

You have mentioned tourniquets a couple times. Beyond knowing how to apply one, you need to WHEN to apply one. If you deprive a limb of blood for too long, you kill the limb and force an amputation.

Thanks for making this video, there's a ton of good tips here!

I loved this video! It coverd all the basics that I have in mind. And i actually just started a small group for new preppers in Sweden and this video will be shared there. :-)

@bugoutbrothers

8 жыл бұрын

+ACupOfDuck cool, glad you liked it.

I'm watching this during the 2020 covid 19 pandemic. I live in new england where we are guaranteed a few bad storms a year, so I always shop like I'm preparing for a storm, or for when the relatives show up unexpectedly, (that actually happened to me right after new years when they surprised me for my birthday), also make sure that you have batteries for the stuff that needs them like flashlights and portable radio. As for first aid, many communities offer basic first aid and cpr classes.

Thanks for this. Yup, I started off with a simple 'Blackout bag'. I found a lot of those items lent themselves to also be in a 'Bug out bag'. Start small, let it grow but not become bloated. Trust me, burden carrying is the worst.

START SMALL. Such good advice. Well done.

Great tips and info. 4:00 well said. Ty for sharing :D

Nicely done video! Smooth speaking and watchable presentation too. Your premise is great: Start small, and then gradually prep bigger. Simple but smart tips and advice. You know your stuff, bro. Thank you!! I just subscribed and I'm looking to hear more from you.

I started mine but still need s lot of stuff , but at least I can say I started....got the basics water 72 hours of food , medical kit etc...need more stuff still.

Excellent advice, especially for EPrep 101. I also suggest being involved in an outdoor enthusiast group or organization. For me, though our sons are grown, I have stayed involved in our Boy Scout troop; going on a campout every month, year after year, keeps me prepared (both in gear and knowledge), plus I learn much from others.

Thank you for talking to beginner's like me lol. And talking in a calm voice , not screaming, and slowly so that I can hear and understand you. Also a lot of what you said were all common sense things, but 80% i had never thought of 🤣 I was like, wait, I never thought of it like that lol God bless!!

Thanks for this video. I’m a total beginner and was feeling overwhelmed. This makes me feel better. ☺️

I have found blackout buddies. there a flashlight that plugs into the wall and automatically turn on when the power goes out. they are useful for finding your supplies. or marking them with glow in the dark paint. pet stores can be a good place for some supplies like water filters and activated charcoal. rawhide dog chews can be turned into leather.

Thank you. This was very helpful. Stay safe, God bless

I’m so happy I came across your page. I was over here freaking out!

I love your videos but i have to agree with MDPrepper here, you won't survive 3 seconds unless you can protect your self... 3 minutes without Air, 3 hours with out shelter, 3 days with out water, 3 weeks with out food... I am sorry bu t having a firearm and learning how to use it should be Step One!!!!

I also have a survival radio. Picks up AM FM and sideband. Has a built in led flashlight and a larger led reading light. Runs off a relatively small rechargeable battery, which can be charged by an included AC adapter, AA flashlight batteries, a built in solar cell and finally a built in hand crank. Voyager is the brand I have. There are probably others.

No candle holders? Easy. Grab a cup, light a candle and let it drip into the cup, then push the candle base into the drips quickly before they set. It won't be rock solid, but it will be enough to keep the candle there.

Very clear and useful thanku ! I I wouldn't have first clue how to start a fire or first aid!Lots of good practical advice

People thought I was nuts back on 2006 or 7 talking about a global pandemic or some disaster happening , and I got a call about 3months ago and he said how the hell did you know that this would happen, I told him that's being a survivalist just being prepared for any problems .

Great video you put everything into perspective perfectly thank you

Love this my family is deciding to prep more after COVID-19 hit and I plan to prep when I move out

thankyou for your insight ..i have started prepping .thankyou from new zealand

Great primer for new preppers! The biggest thing was addressed up front: start small, and start with the events that have the highest probability of being encountered. The magic number I set for beginners, is six days. I learned in Hurricane Katrina that this is enough for you to either wait for help to arrive, or to leave the disaster zone - provided that you choose correctly on which to do from the outset, based on the nature and severity of the disaster. Once you have at least six days on-hand, congratulations, you're no longer a newbie.

@bugoutbrothers

8 жыл бұрын

+Richard Sabo 6 days seems like a pretty good goal for new preppers to shoot for.

@4000marcdman

7 жыл бұрын

Survival Know How hey serious question here. do you think maybe being 15lbs over weight could be an advantage for a short period of time when food is low. I say this because you will be burning tons of calories due to the increase in manual labor needed.

@richard6133

7 жыл бұрын

I would say that it depends on several factors, most important of which are cardiovascular and pulmonary health. If the extra weight is due to sedentary lifestyle, and your heart and lungs are underperforming, the extra weight is going to pose a double hazard. It will be hampering your performance and endurance, which is already likely to be low if your muscles are weak; and putting you at increased risk for a cardiac event. Conversely, let's take someone who is overweight, but they are accustomed to manual labor and/or vigorous exercise. When it comes to the point of rationing food, their current rate of calorie burn if maintained or increased will start melting that fat away within a couple weeks. Under that condition, you are correct, it is a short-term advantage. Another important factor in the situation is what kind of dietary disruption is presented. A sudden starvation event is going to affect a person differently based on what their current metabolic rate is, and how much labor the person is having to do under the newly imposed conditions. A finely tuned professional athlete will have a complete metabolic crash, and could very quickly become too ill to do anything. Whereas, the sedentary person who is constantly taking in more calories than they burn can withstand sudden starvation without too much trouble at first, if their labor rate isn't appreciably increased. However, if they're suddenly having to do hard manual labor on top of starvation, they'll crash from their bodies having insufficient nutrients to recover during rest periods between labor. Given an adjustment period where the person has adequate opportunities to adapt to the new food and labor situation, nearly anyone who was in reasonable health prior to the change can continue functioning for the foreseeable future. Unless of course those new conditions are total starvation or a labor death camp.

Great vid. Candles don't need holders when you have cans, plates, pots and non plastic cups/glasses.

Thank you and this was very informative

This man knows something. 2020 is wonderful 👏

You are so right. A common personality of "youtube bushcraft and preparedness" answered my question about stockpiling water by telling me he wasn't a walmart prepper, then a week later featured his toolbox full of gear and fire making supplies.

Im 60. Ive spent alot of time in the field. One thing ive seen over and over. When it gets dark people panic. They lose control. For $140.00 at harbor freight. They sell a complete 3 panel solar kit. Easy to put together. And it works great. And it comes with the lights. I love it. Guess what? Problem solved. Plus you can add on to it. I like MREs. They taste great. Chef boyardee. 88 cents a can. Its great. Buy 5 cases. Rotate it. The point im trying to make is for almost nothing. You can be very comfortable for a long period of time for very little. Be sure and buy a tent you can set up in your living room. Dirt cheap. A ton of blankets and 1 candle. Trust me. For peanuts you will be warm. Sleep in shifts. Put the candle in a deep pan. It will warm that tent up reel nice. Done it many times. Go to Wal-Mart. Buy the tent. They are cheap. I have over 2 hundred candles i bought over a year at goodwill. Brand new. 10 cents apiece. Go look. MREs buy them. Why not? 1 per week. They taste great. You can live on them for years. WATER? Get 4,50 gal blue barrels. New. Cheap. Set them aside and store things in them. When its time they make great rain barrels. Boil the water and or purify it. Cheap. Problem solved. Lime. Real cheap. Dig a big hole in the back yard. Take a dump. Put some lime down there. Problem solved. Its not that hard folks. And dirt cheap. You can live like a king or starve. Of course you need a gun. Your not stupid. Figure that one out yourself. Thats why they sell them. Watch your neighbors starve and panic in the dark. For peanuts over a year or 2 you dont have to. Have fun. One other thing. Pick up a used free standing wood burning stove. I did. Put it on your open back porch. It can be snowing outside and we sit around are stove and stay real warm. We cook on it to. All outside. Its fun. Wood?? Last i checked there are trees everywhere. Buy a saw and an ax. Your all set. When its time for bed its into the cheap tent in the living room with the candle in a deep pan. Boy. You will be warm. I figure if you spend $8.00 per week. Over a year or 2 you will live like a king. Have fun.

Wow , you gave such impactful information Thank you so much

Like your video man. You are absolutely right. If you don't know how good of shape you are in....for me, anyway..I go on a 5 mi ruck hike with my 2 boys. It's amazing how sobering it is to walk 5 miles on uneven terrain with a 70 lb rucksack.

I still want to see another bugout bag put to the test. I loved how brutally honest you were in your video. I also would tell you to look into a air lounger I bought one from amazon for $13 and used it as a sled at 1500 feet no calories lost and a boat acrossed a 300 foot river. Used a mylar tent as a sit up cacoon bag with tree branches as foot insulation.

I love these older videos. They were here before bugging out got “popular” and everyone does it now (good or bad ideas). I also love watching these to remind me of things that i may have forgot I started my bugout bag for 24 hours, and now i can last a week with whats in mine (including my girlfriend).

The #1 fire maker is 5 layers of thick yarn wound around 3 opposing wooden matches. Dip 2x in hot wax; let cool. When lit, they throw wax all over and will ignite wet wood. Easy to make, lightweight and portable. Walmart sells matches and wax.

Great tips!

Although I’m not new to prepping I wanted to see how you explained how to

Very informative.

I’ve just a had a idea Noah was the first prepper

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Insert Channel name yes he was . But taking two of every animal probably isn’t a good idea unless you are going to eat them . Lol

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@@StacyA1000 lol

I agree preppers get overwhelmed with what we should have. Take it slow and try to be steady. Do the best u can without fear or guilt.

Great Video!!

tks great info

thanks a lot for all for ur vedios expesually this one

Excellent! Thanks!!

I already have 4-5 months of canned food. I'm thinking about buying a property next to a lake and make a tiny vacation cabin and make it my bug out place. I'm just starting to get into this seriously so I really appreciate your advice.

I lived in Egypt for 3 years and the government rotates power outages in Cairo, especially in summer. Easy candleholder… take a plate, a jar lid, something like that, and light your candle. Drop some of the wax onto the plate/jar lid and then stick the bottle of your candle to it quickly. Keep in mind, never leave any candle unattended, but especially if using this method. It is just in case of a bind, shouldn’t replace actually having a candle holder.

Great video.

Thanks

Good starting tips

thank you!

Thanks ..appreciate it

You are ahead of your time! Great info!

#1 Tip for New Preppers.... Don't talk about Fight Club!!

I stock up on the log torches, I don't know if that is the correct name for them, but those black bic type lighters with the butane already in them. Every time I go grocery shopping I buy at least one of them.

this list is really a good list and be good for any new prefer and I'm new. Thanks for putting in the effort to really good blobs. I agree with you 100% and thanks for the ideas about the food someone else at another one with a simpler way to do it thank you. 🐲🐉💀👍