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Great advice!

Much more dependable than solar. Think about that a minute. Half the day is dark night, and the other half isn't guaranteed to have strong sunshine. In a emergency setting, it's probable to be cloudy, rainy, snowy, windy, overcast, etc

Any recommendations on good sleeping bag brands?

I got stung by a jelly fish in 1975 in Corpus Christy. They are very painful!

Good tips, thanks!

i have the country trails work light,,,, real nice light..

Great advice!

Interesting case histories!

I purchased and use the items (different brands) mentioned. Test your plan/gear. Could be crazy next few months

The Bluetti AC180 sounds great!

Great advice!

Im trying to save for a ac180 but cant now or the foreseeable futures but im trying

Good list!

if you can't lash it onto a mountain bicycle and walk beside it, scatter-bury it at your BOL, which MUST be in the woods around your local water source. The roads will be full of ambushes and stalled, shot-up vehicles. You can't risk being on them. All it takes to stop vehicles is 1" thick wood and 3" long nails. You wont be going far or fast on 4 flat tires and they can follow you easily. You cant see this sort of 'caltrop" from nearly far enough away to do you any good at all. Especially if they bust up the road surface and set the top of the wood slightly below the road surface. You'd have to be within 50m to see that. 60 mph is 90 fps, feet per second. and you need 125 ft to stop that car, going that fast and that does NOT include your reaction-time or recognition interval. Those two are at least .20 second each, and you're traveling another 35 ft in that time-interval. So you're not going to see the tire-flatteners in time to avoid them even if they are NOT using a corner, hills, etc, to hide their ambush. They can put a man in a spiderhole, 100m before and after the caltrops. They can empty 30 rd magazines into your care before you can get out of range of their rifles. You can't be out and about in daylight if shtf, nor show a light at night, nor make noise, nor have a fire in daytime. They can dig those spiderholes in 2-4 hours, depending upon how hard the ground is and what tools they have to do it with. and then hide the dirt in another 2 hours. Nobody's going anywhere by road or 4 wheeled vehicle once shtf, especially not in daylight. Night vision is not good enough to let you safely drive more than about 40mph, at best.

Great advice! Good to know about the Wendy's canned chili. Will give it a try. My favorite canned chili so far is Nalley's original - but, sadly, it's not available in my local PA stores.

Great suggestions, thanks!

Great list! I met "Mac" at a preparedness event in VA several years ago and attended the brief foraging class he taught there. He's very knowledgeable and a truly nice guy!

Thank you for the great video. New subscriber 👍

Good job! Having the right tools, and the knowledge of how to use them, cannot be overstated.

The one channel on RUclips talking about how to survive without ongoing support! Everybody else wants to talk about a "bug out bag" and I think half the presenters would be eating their family after a week-long blackout.

Good advice....so many focus on "self defense" only but what you presented is just as if not more important!

WARNING IF CITY BUS ROUTES ARE INTRUPED BY IDIOTS GET YOUR BUTT BEHIND YOUR THRESHOLD. our city bus routes are constantly interrupted by protest WITH A CITY PERMIT. You cant walk across campus to get to shopping. You cant get to banks the library or doctor app. Because of the CROWD'S.

Pasta will start getting buggy after 2 years. Regardless of prime storage control.

Great suggestions!

LOL, you make no sense. I'll make this short, because I stopped watching at 3:24. Handwashing: your hands are repopulated with bacteria within a few minutes of washing. Brushing teeth: You need to read Weston Price's book "Nutrition And Physical Degeneration". Specifically on the populations that didn't have modern dental care. Bathing: Check out James Hamblin, MD's book "Clean" which talks about not bathing for years. Not meant to be personal, but REALLY?

In long term emergencies, soda cans are a resource of decent size aluminum shingles. Spending $ to trash your resource to save space is counter to my intuition.

Great advice!

I'm glad to hear you like that make and model of radiation detector. I bought several of that same model during last year's Amazon Prime Day(s) sale for myself and for some of my non-prepping friends.

FEMA recommendations as a foundation for prepping

I agree, the Red Feather canned butter is great! The first case I bought (back in 2013) kept very well in a cool, dry basement for 9 years. By the 10th year of storage, it had begun to fade somewhat in color and smelled a tiny bit "off" but was still edible. I purchased another case last year and plan to use those cans up within 9 years. Bega canned cheese is yummy too!

Excellent information, thank you so much!

No flameless ration heater included in that mre? Is that something new they're doing?

Enjoyed the reviews. The hobo knife and Pathfinder canteen kit look well made and very useful!

Good advice! I will check out the two gentlemen you mentioned.

Subscribed! Thanks for your info!

Good stuff - thanks! You covered a lot of great points

what is this magic 72 hours? who holds all bad things to this time limit?

Thahk you Sir, a great many excellent suggestions here.

Good video thanks

I know this is a 72 hour kit...but what i think when i think about a bug-out bag is not a bag necessarily. I personally feel theres a chance id be able to bug out using my vehicle(hopefully). If that's the case, id do like u. Have a bag, some totes, water jugs. Etc.

Enjoyed the video.

Thanks for the recommendations of the microfiber towel and the Ka-Bar folding utensils. They look good!

Great video!

I have 4 IBC tote linked for rain catchment, it will be my last choice for drinking but there is plenty of need for non potable water. I could also filter/boil/sanitize if needed.

New to your channel from nc

Excellent

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Great suggestions! Other health care-related books available for free online include: Where There is No Dentist, Where Women Have No Doctor, A Book for Midwives, Where There is No Psychiatrist, Basic Physical Health with Limited Resources, and Practical Plastic Surgery for Non-Surgeons (has instructions on suturing wounds).

Great suggestions! I need to ramp up my water storage.

Yes those 2 gallon water jugs leak over time