I like the way you have prepared to make sure you have everything you need if their is a crisis. You are the type of person that I admire. You are also a Beautiful woman and knows what she what to do in a survival situation and I respect for that. I wish I had a woman like you.
Very nice set up in your off grid cabin, I have been thinking about a small fridge or freezer with power to run it with the solor option along with ac. appreciate you listing your items . you are very well stocked . I shall buy freeze dried foods . and research water filters . You have been a huge help with examples .
good video, lots of good tips for a cabin setup. I would make a suggestion regarding the fire extinguishers: don't store both of them right next to your fuel storage or heater, as those are the things that are most likely to be on fire, and if the fuel is already flaming, you don't want to be jumping into the fire area in order to retrieve your extinguisher. I would place one by the door and one in the corner opposite of where potential fire may occur, near where you sit/sleep, where you spend most of your time. that way you can start fighting a fire right away, in case something caught fire while you were working outside. but also have a 2nd extinguisher deeper inside the cabin, for when you are inside and you need to stop the fire or at least get to the door, if say fire started when you were asleep.
Nice to see you to see you nice Vanessa back up into the cabin showing people how things work and keeping things safe stay safe and stay healthy one life enjoy blessed be
Hi! I'm new to your channel. Thanks for sharing about your preps. I'm from North Carolina, USA and we went through hurricane Helene recently. It destroyed much of our power grid and water system. This definitely tested my preps. My Jackery 1000 power bank was the only way I kept my food from going bad.We were without power for at least a week or more for many of us and water for much longer. Thankfully, I enjoy camping and had several cooking and lighting options similar to yours. I had water stored up thankfully. It took almost a week before anyone came to bring supplies. Our government did very little in the beginning. Our community and civilian relief agencies helped each other the most. I have recently bought several solar powered lighting sources to help light up the outside due to it being so dark at night when the power isn't working. That gives added security. Thank you again for the information on prepping you share!
This video is a powerful reminder of the importance of being prepared. It’s not just about survival; it’s about peace of mind for your loved ones. For the peeps in the comments, what steps are you taking to ensure your family is ready for the unexpected?
Thorough video with plenty of items to talk about, but in a emergency situation what would you do with the empty packets , wrapping, tins and bottles in a emergency situation movement maybe difficult or if your hiding you could give away yourself getting the rubbish away . ❤Vanessa.
Incredible video. Crisis preparedness and prepping is more important than most people know. You are very inspiring Vanessa. Danke! Edit - Also: I am from USA and speak English but my family says “Bon Bon” when referring to candy because as Cajuns, French language is always present in their form of English ❤ Außerdem: Ich komme aus den USA und spreche Englisch, aber meine Familie sagt „Bon Bon“, wenn es um Süßigkeiten geht, denn als Cajuns ist die französische Sprache immer in ihrer Form von Englisch präsent.
Fire entinguishwrs, there are more than one or two type. Dry powder for fuel and solids, co2 electrical and coputor systems, aff foam for solid and other fires, water for solid fires and ofcourse a fire blanket for most aplications like chip pan fire. Dont just rdly on one or two, have a few different types.
@kurtsteiner8384 Type A for wood, paper, (anything that makes ash) Type B is for oil, grease, fuels Type C is for current or electrical Type D is for flammable metals Type E us for gasses
I think the best bugout shelter would be a root cellar, an underground shelter that is naturally insulating, basically dig a hole in the ground and build a roof covered with dirt. Will also protect you from radiation.
The only thing I'd swap out is in your food storage...swap the brown rice to white rice, as the brown rice spoils quicker. Its the same with Pasta too. Everything else is absolutely great, very well thought out. The radios, I'd go for some higher powered ones with a removable antenna. You can then if needed swap to a different coax and a better external antenna. Trees and buildings, hills etc can knock your signal down. Line of sight is the main rule, with no hills and trees etc, you can get the lower powered radios to work over great distances. The reason for boosting the power is for any distance runs you might need to make and with more power and an outdoor antenna, your signal and audio might carry further and people might help you, but they will definitely think you are more local to them than they actually are...they would be searching for ages to find your location. If they hear smaller radios, they will know that you are close by. I use Baofeng radios for portable use, aftermarket RT771 antennas and I use 2 metre/70 centimeter radios and can connect a Diamond X30 antenna or for even longer range the X510 antenna. A real SHTF situation, comms is very important and very much overlooked. Things like food runs, scavenging runs etc, you need to be able to reach your HQ if needed....the smaller ones, amongst trees...they will be fine for close comms. Hope this helps and gives food for thought. Loving this subject in todays uncertain climate
OMG, after watching your video, I forgot to leave a comment under this video 🙁. An inexcusable fault from myside. Thanks a lot for sharing this video, Vanessa. Even repeatings after a long time or here on your international bushcraft channel will help a lot of people to manage a crisis ( only by remembering details in your videos ).
Don't forget about the animals that can assist in your survival. A horse, dog and cat can really help you out. They need food and water too. Ride a horse and you can't leave human footprints behind.
I wish to suggest some Himalayan salt or Celtic salt because they both have over 82 nutrients which will cover nutrition deficiencies your food may miss. It’s also an inexpensive way to add critical nutrients as well as a teaspoon of honey per day which can keep you alive every day when food runs out. Excellent video! 👍
90 days of supplies for all the individual needs is the very basic everyone should have, unfortunately I've seen a lot of people still mocking or saying stupid things about prepping and I kinda lost my interest in trying to wake some people, most seems dormant in denial. Nice video btw
Questo tema è oggi di più la mia filosofia di vita. E bello vedere una Donna che sa pernsare a tutto. Ho imparato la natura nei boschi delle Alpi Svizzere. Saluti da Milano Italy
" Коня на скаку остановит , в горящую избу войдет " Некрасов. Сильная , заботливая о своей семье женщина - Вы уникальны для нашего времени. Сил , здоровья и удачи Вам .
Hello! My mother used to tell me “in German there is a saying for everything”. If you think of one of those classic German sayings that you can apply to your video, please say it. I know that I would enjoy it very much, I imagine that many would.
Good video. Long term food is really hard for us. My wife has so many food allergies that it's nearly impossible to find prepackaged meals that she can eat, even many canned soups and foods have stuff in them that she's allergic to.
The worst crisis I experienced was a bad snowstorm that downed electricity transmission lines and blocked rural roads for 10 days. It wasn't nice. Now I'm ready to face something like that for 30-40 days, in relative comfort. I diversified as much as I could. For heating we use an oil furnace. For cooking I use a very large propane tank, that lasts one year when full. We also have a fireplace, so we can also use wood for heating. There's a generator (gasoline or propane), a battery charger and a small battery bank, and an invertor that should power the oil furnace, the fridge, some chargers, lights. Our cellar is cool and dry all year long, we store a lot of canned and dried food that we use for day-to-day cooking, we replace regularly what we consume. There's bottled water for months that we keep replacing as we drink it, and a few hundred gallons of rain water that I collect for gardening. I'm also counting on the cat to provide fresh meat every day :)
@@Mrgoofyoops That part was humor. Although the cat does bring home mice and rats every day, so in case of famine... I don't know, anything may happen.
I like your cabin. There is a danger that someone else may stay there as a squatter that you did not invite! Stay armed to defend what you have. I am working on digging into the ground to put a greenhouse in and adding a room for keeping potatoes cool and out of the light. A compost heap, solar gain and chickens should keep it warm year round. Since it is just myself at the moment, that could be my emergency shelter. I could rig up a hammock and a small wood stove just make sure in the winter months.
What a nice bug out cabin you sure are prepared. I like the outfit you are wearing what is the brand name of the pants and sweater and do they make them for men? Splendid video!
For longer term food storage get the kitchen tool that lets you seal food in a plastic bag. You can store small amounts of rice and also dry beans they will last for a long time dry and sealed in a plastic bag. But who the heck wants to buy a 50 lb sack of rice? Haha
Vanessa is the cooking with fire issue a law issue in the forest is it a fire hazard? In any case it's good to have the means to use fire if it became the last option you had you have to be able to cook even if it was ultimately illegal like if there were no means to get fuel. If you have a backup means to cook over fire I would suggest keeping a rocket stove handy very useful and you can use it with small twigs and branches from the ground you don't even have to cut anything from the trees.
I live in a small northern town in Ontario, Canada I am impressed with the food you have but I can't buy that in my town is there a place online I may purchase those products?
Hello Vanessa, could you tell me which type of camera (Brand as well) is on your tree. I would like to buy it as well, since it send the Info if someone is near of the cabin. Thanks a lot. Cheers
Another thing about meat. Is hunting small game with an air rifle available for you in your cabin in the woods..? Air rifle is cheap to get one in low-cost to shoot for practice and for hunting small game
Hombre está muy bien pero yo tengo también una casa de campo fuera de la ciudad pero si pasara una contingencia o algo mayor el detalle es donde te agarre por qué si estás trabajando lejos de casa y de familia será muy difícil llegar a ellos y huir a la casa de campo ya que las carreteras se saturarían y sería difícil de llegar y llevar todo en casos a si es mejor llegar a casa y aguantar un tiempo ya que tu casa tienes todo
Servus Vanessa, tolle Videos, 😎👍leider sind die Links nicht mehr aktuell, sag die Boxen, welche du unter dem Bett hast, hast du dazu auch einen Link? Wenn du Infos zu Glutenfreier Nahrung durch Zufall siehst, dann bitte, schreib uns. Es ist nicht so einfach was zu bei Histaminintolleranz, noch dazu Glutenfrei was zu finden. Lieben Dank und Grüße aus Wien! ❤️🌷 Tini
Everyone has an opinion. Seeing as there have been plenty of disasters, throughout history, and all over the world, lots of people find the idea of being prepared to be practical. I don’t know if there is an analog of the Boy Scouts in your area, but their motto is “Be Prepared”. Many people say “Hope for the best, plan for the worst”.
Liebe Vanessa. Ich folge Dir schon sehr lange. Ich kenne Deine Prepperhütte auch schon. Was Du da zeigst, macht auch Sinn und ist durchdacht. ABER, wie viele Menschen gibt es in Deutschland, die so etwas machen können, die die Möglichkeit haben, so etwas umsetzen zu können? Ja, richtig, extrem Wenige. Mit deiner Hausführung machst du sicherlich Content, was ich dir auch von Herzen gönne, aber ist das der Sinn dahinter? Ich würde mir wünschen, du hättest mehr Ratschläge für die einfachen Menschen die in der Stadtwohnung wohnen. Diese Menschen brauchen Ratschläge. Bei solchen Menschen ist die Kriesenvorsorge eine Herausforderung. Auch wenn Du es selbst vielleicht nicht so siehst, aber du führst ein privilegiertes Leben. Millionen Menschen in den Städten und Ballungszentren nicht. Wie du weist, betreibe ich selbst einen Prepperkanal mit dem Namen "Preppermann" ich habe mich bemüht, eben genau auf die Stadtmenschen zugeschnittene Lösungen anzubieten. In einem meiner Videos habe ich auch deinen Kanal freundlich erwähnt und empfohlen. Dazu stehe ich nach wie vor. Liebe Grüsse aus der Schweiz
17:40 you said solar doesn't work because of winter there is no sunlight.. but solar only observe heat from sun, why don't you check solar near fire to charge ?
Hello Vanessa I from Turkey I lke you watch your videos to mush. I know you is a Germany gırl but I wonna know where you learn english to tolking like this?
If you play out most scenarios and factor in the fact that most humans are 48 hours away from being willing to kill for food, I'm not sure there is a foolproof way of going about long term survival. The more you have, the bigger target you are, and that rarely ends well. And they will find you. Sad reality.
Wie YT automatisch mit einer KI-Stimme übersetzt hat, da war ich erstmal etwas irritiert 😂 Vielleicht sollte der Titel in englisch sein und nicht in deutsch?
Hi Vanessa. If Russians or Americans use nuclear weapons all this prepardness means nothing. Your videos are very informative, but if they use their nuclear arsenal most of this information are unusefull. But keep your good work.
Ich bin ja selbst Deutscher und verstehe die original Tonspur daher gut. Allerdings dürfte das für native speaker eine mittelschwere Katastrophe sein. Evtl die Videos auf Deutsch drehen und die KI die Übersetzungen inkl Untertitel machen lassen?
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I am so happy to see you back at the cabin. I know it’s been a long hard road for you. I am proud of you. You are a tough woman.
😉Liked your video alot of good information 👍 Have a nice day Vanessa see you at your next video 👋
Great job love the cabin an your English is very good congratulations . 👍🇺🇸🤣
Nice advice Vanessa. Especially about the water! I also have a dog for assistance. He can hear better than I and would protect me if need be!
I like the way you have prepared to make sure you have everything you need if their is a crisis. You are the type of person that I admire.
You are also a Beautiful woman and knows what she what to do in a survival situation and I respect for that.
I wish I had a woman like you.
Efficient is the word you were looking for when you were talking about your heater. Keep up the good work. I really enjoy them ❤
Danke Vanessa.
Very good Venessa, glad you take care of your family. 😊❤👍
Very nice set up in your off grid cabin, I have been thinking about a small fridge or freezer with power to run it with the solor option along with ac. appreciate you listing your items . you are very well stocked . I shall buy freeze dried foods . and research water filters . You have been a huge help with examples .
good video, lots of good tips for a cabin setup. I would make a suggestion regarding the fire extinguishers: don't store both of them right next to your fuel storage or heater, as those are the things that are most likely to be on fire, and if the fuel is already flaming, you don't want to be jumping into the fire area in order to retrieve your extinguisher. I would place one by the door and one in the corner opposite of where potential fire may occur, near where you sit/sleep, where you spend most of your time. that way you can start fighting a fire right away, in case something caught fire while you were working outside. but also have a 2nd extinguisher deeper inside the cabin, for when you are inside and you need to stop the fire or at least get to the door, if say fire started when you were asleep.
❤️Hello Vanessa! Another great video with much solid information. Thank you🦬
Now I'm watching your video, bye 👍👋
As always your videos are well worth watching ❤❤❤
Nice to see you to see you nice Vanessa back up into the cabin showing people how things work and keeping things safe stay safe and stay healthy one life enjoy blessed be
Hi! I'm new to your channel. Thanks for sharing about your preps. I'm from North Carolina, USA and we went through hurricane Helene recently. It destroyed much of our power grid and water system. This definitely tested my preps. My Jackery 1000 power bank was the only way I kept my food from going bad.We were without power for at least a week or more for many of us and water for much longer. Thankfully, I enjoy camping and had several cooking and lighting options similar to yours. I had water stored up thankfully. It took almost a week before anyone came to bring supplies. Our government did very little in the beginning. Our community and civilian relief agencies helped each other the most. I have recently bought several solar powered lighting sources to help light up the outside due to it being so dark at night when the power isn't working. That gives added security. Thank you again for the information on prepping you share!
That's is a very good idea. Also very informative on how to make. To wash your clothes. That will come in very handy on my outings in nature.
Impressive set up. We won’t have to worry about you. 😎
This video is a powerful reminder of the importance of being prepared. It’s not just about survival; it’s about peace of mind for your loved ones. For the peeps in the comments, what steps are you taking to ensure your family is ready for the unexpected?
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Thorough video with plenty of items to talk about, but in a emergency situation what would you do with the empty packets , wrapping, tins and bottles in a emergency situation movement maybe difficult or if your hiding you could give away yourself getting the rubbish away .
❤Vanessa.
Very nice Camp , well kitted out . Good Stuff . ! 😊🌲🏕🔥
Incredible video. Crisis preparedness and prepping is more important than most people know. You are very inspiring Vanessa. Danke!
Edit - Also: I am from USA and speak English but my family says “Bon Bon” when referring to candy because as Cajuns, French language is always present in their form of English ❤ Außerdem: Ich komme aus den USA und spreche Englisch, aber meine Familie sagt „Bon Bon“, wenn es um Süßigkeiten geht, denn als Cajuns ist die französische Sprache immer in ihrer Form von Englisch präsent.
Wow. What a dream cabin!!🎉
First time watcher - from USA. Great and informative!
As a British Army Veteran, i am very impressed ! Good job! Loved the video...
Fire entinguishwrs, there are more than one or two type. Dry powder for fuel and solids, co2 electrical and coputor systems, aff foam for solid and other fires, water for solid fires and ofcourse a fire blanket for most aplications like chip pan fire. Dont just rdly on one or two, have a few different types.
@kurtsteiner8384 Type A for wood, paper, (anything that makes ash)
Type B is for oil, grease, fuels
Type C is for current or electrical
Type D is for flammable metals
Type E us for gasses
I think your markings are different. This is what we had with the navy on fire fighting nbcd and damage controll.
Otherwise very good
Wild woman bushcraft as a title for the channel, now this is an instant subscribe
I think the best bugout shelter would be a root cellar, an underground shelter that is naturally insulating, basically dig a hole in the ground and build a roof covered with dirt. Will also protect you from radiation.
The only thing I'd swap out is in your food storage...swap the brown rice to white rice, as the brown rice spoils quicker. Its the same with Pasta too. Everything else is absolutely great, very well thought out. The radios, I'd go for some higher powered ones with a removable antenna. You can then if needed swap to a different coax and a better external antenna. Trees and buildings, hills etc can knock your signal down. Line of sight is the main rule, with no hills and trees etc, you can get the lower powered radios to work over great distances. The reason for boosting the power is for any distance runs you might need to make and with more power and an outdoor antenna, your signal and audio might carry further and people might help you, but they will definitely think you are more local to them than they actually are...they would be searching for ages to find your location. If they hear smaller radios, they will know that you are close by. I use Baofeng radios for portable use, aftermarket RT771 antennas and I use 2 metre/70 centimeter radios and can connect a Diamond X30 antenna or for even longer range the X510 antenna. A real SHTF situation, comms is very important and very much overlooked. Things like food runs, scavenging runs etc, you need to be able to reach your HQ if needed....the smaller ones, amongst trees...they will be fine for close comms. Hope this helps and gives food for thought. Loving this subject in todays uncertain climate
OMG, after watching your video, I forgot to leave a comment under this video 🙁. An inexcusable fault from myside.
Thanks a lot for sharing this video, Vanessa. Even repeatings after a long time or here on your international bushcraft channel will help a lot of people to manage a crisis ( only by remembering details in your videos ).
Happy Thanksgiving Everyone 🦃🦃🦃
"We all Need to Maintain our Freedom"
God Bless Everyone 🙏🙏🙏.
Well prepared cabin
happy to have found your content, really great and informative stuff!! thanks!!
I like those Type of Bags Ready to go at q moments notice.
Bravo. Vous êtes vraiment bien préparée. Merci pour la vidéo.
Don't forget about the animals that can assist in your survival.
A horse, dog and cat can really help you out.
They need food and water too.
Ride a horse and you can't leave human footprints behind.
Very nice video and advice 👍
Now that s cool .
Great Video
Parabéns você é uma sobrevivêncialista nato 👏👏
I wish to suggest some Himalayan salt or Celtic salt because they both have over 82 nutrients which will cover nutrition deficiencies your food may miss. It’s also an inexpensive way to add critical nutrients as well as a teaspoon of honey per day which can keep you alive every day when food runs out. Excellent video! 👍
A wind powered generator could be an option on low sunlight days and at night and when there’s sufficient winds.
You are good to go , nice cabin
90 days of supplies for all the individual needs is the very basic everyone should have, unfortunately I've seen a lot of people still mocking or saying stupid things about prepping and I kinda lost my interest in trying to wake some people, most seems dormant in denial. Nice video btw
Questo tema è oggi di più la mia filosofia di vita. E bello vedere una Donna che sa pernsare a tutto.
Ho imparato la natura nei boschi delle Alpi Svizzere.
Saluti da Milano Italy
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I'd love to bug out with you!!! ❤
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@Bailey-zn2je 🤣
" Коня на скаку остановит , в горящую избу войдет " Некрасов. Сильная , заботливая о своей семье женщина - Вы уникальны для нашего времени. Сил , здоровья и удачи Вам .
Love your videos.thank you
Thanks for sharing, God bless
Great show thank you
Hello! My mother used to tell me “in German there is a saying for everything”. If you think of one of those classic German sayings that you can apply to your video, please say it.
I know that I would enjoy it very much, I imagine that many would.
Good video. Long term food is really hard for us. My wife has so many food allergies that it's nearly impossible to find prepackaged meals that she can eat, even many canned soups and foods have stuff in them that she's allergic to.
Make sure you have plenty of memory cards and memory sticks for your important information to take with you when you have to go away from your cabin.
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I love your accent.❤
اعجبني كثيرا❤
You need to do your research on how to build a spring box to collect water from that spring.
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The worst crisis I experienced was a bad snowstorm that downed electricity transmission lines and blocked rural roads for 10 days. It wasn't nice. Now I'm ready to face something like that for 30-40 days, in relative comfort.
I diversified as much as I could. For heating we use an oil furnace. For cooking I use a very large propane tank, that lasts one year when full. We also have a fireplace, so we can also use wood for heating. There's a generator (gasoline or propane), a battery charger and a small battery bank, and an invertor that should power the oil furnace, the fridge, some chargers, lights.
Our cellar is cool and dry all year long, we store a lot of canned and dried food that we use for day-to-day cooking, we replace regularly what we consume. There's bottled water for months that we keep replacing as we drink it, and a few hundred gallons of rain water that I collect for gardening.
I'm also counting on the cat to provide fresh meat every day :)
Are you friends with a mountain lion? Housecats hunt mice and frogs, but, to each his own.
@@Mrgoofyoops That part was humor. Although the cat does bring home mice and rats every day, so in case of famine... I don't know, anything may happen.
Also if you are preparing to save food for Emergencies make sure you get something to keep the mice and rats and other insects out of your saved food.
Good day Vanessa
bonjour,merci pour la traduction en français, bonne continuation
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I have to have my coffee also.
I like your cabin. There is a danger that someone else may stay there as a squatter that you did not invite! Stay armed to defend what you have. I am working on digging into the ground to put a greenhouse in and adding a room for keeping potatoes cool and out of the light. A compost heap, solar gain and chickens should keep it warm year round. Since it is just myself at the moment, that could be my emergency shelter. I could rig up a hammock and a small wood stove just make sure in the winter months.
Showmoreflashlights
What a nice bug out cabin you sure are prepared. I like the outfit you are wearing what is the brand name of the pants and sweater and do they make them for men? Splendid video!
Hi from Canada
Not trying tell you what to eat but a variety of dried beans would add some starch and protein.
Eu me mudei pra perto de um local com água que desce da montanha . ASSISTO AQUI NO BRASIL🇧🇷
I thought for sure the orange box with something special in it was going to be more chocolate & not flashlights. 🤣
For longer term food storage get the kitchen tool that lets you seal food in a plastic bag. You can store small amounts of rice and also dry beans they will last for a long time dry and sealed in a plastic bag. But who the heck wants to buy a 50 lb sack of rice? Haha
Vanessa is the cooking with fire issue a law issue in the forest is it a fire hazard? In any case it's good to have the means to use fire if it became the last option you had you have to be able to cook even if it was ultimately illegal like if there were no means to get fuel. If you have a backup means to cook over fire I would suggest keeping a rocket stove handy very useful and you can use it with small twigs and branches from the ground you don't even have to cut anything from the trees.
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I live in a small northern town in Ontario, Canada I am impressed with the food you have but I can't buy that in my town is there a place online I may purchase those products?
I would prefer'stored food in reusable Glass jars to store summer food production
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Crisis preparedness? this is how I live in Bosnia in my village. every day is a crisis for me haha ;)
Hello Vanessa, could you tell me which type of camera (Brand as well) is on your tree. I would like to buy it as well, since it send the Info if someone is near of the cabin. Thanks a lot. Cheers
Canyoushowmore
Another thing about meat. Is hunting small game with an air rifle available for you in your cabin in the woods..? Air rifle is cheap to get one in low-cost to shoot for practice and for hunting small game
Hombre está muy bien pero yo tengo también una casa de campo fuera de la ciudad pero si pasara una contingencia o algo mayor el detalle es donde te agarre por qué si estás trabajando lejos de casa y de familia será muy difícil llegar a ellos y huir a la casa de campo ya que las carreteras se saturarían y sería difícil de llegar y llevar todo en casos a si es mejor llegar a casa y aguantar un tiempo ya que tu casa tienes todo
Servus Vanessa, tolle Videos, 😎👍leider sind die Links nicht mehr aktuell, sag die Boxen, welche du unter dem Bett hast, hast du dazu auch einen Link?
Wenn du Infos zu Glutenfreier Nahrung durch Zufall siehst, dann bitte, schreib uns. Es ist nicht so einfach was zu bei Histaminintolleranz, noch dazu Glutenfrei was zu finden.
Lieben Dank und Grüße aus Wien! ❤️🌷
Tini
Cette femme là commence à devenir dingue avec ses video ! Complotiste et survivaliste
"an Ounce of Prevention is Worth a Pound of Cure".
Frog, hop to another channel. No one here cares for your assessment.
Everyone has an opinion. Seeing as there have been plenty of disasters, throughout history, and all over the world, lots of people find the idea of being prepared to be practical.
I don’t know if there is an analog of the Boy Scouts in your area, but their motto is “Be Prepared”. Many people say “Hope for the best, plan for the worst”.
@@Mrgoofyoops je confirme absolument mon propos !
@Mrgoofyoops An Ounce of Prevention is worth a pound of Cure.
What is the brand of chocolate that are in a round tin I need some?
Liebe Vanessa. Ich folge Dir schon sehr lange. Ich kenne Deine Prepperhütte auch schon. Was Du da zeigst, macht auch Sinn und ist durchdacht. ABER, wie viele Menschen gibt es in Deutschland, die so etwas machen können, die die Möglichkeit haben, so etwas umsetzen zu können? Ja, richtig, extrem Wenige. Mit deiner Hausführung machst du sicherlich Content, was ich dir auch von Herzen gönne, aber ist das der Sinn dahinter? Ich würde mir wünschen, du hättest mehr Ratschläge für die einfachen Menschen die in der Stadtwohnung wohnen. Diese Menschen brauchen Ratschläge. Bei solchen Menschen ist die Kriesenvorsorge eine Herausforderung. Auch wenn Du es selbst vielleicht nicht so siehst, aber du führst ein privilegiertes Leben. Millionen Menschen in den Städten und Ballungszentren nicht. Wie du weist, betreibe ich selbst einen Prepperkanal mit dem Namen "Preppermann" ich habe mich bemüht, eben genau auf die Stadtmenschen zugeschnittene Lösungen anzubieten. In einem meiner Videos habe ich auch deinen Kanal freundlich erwähnt und empfohlen. Dazu stehe ich nach wie vor. Liebe Grüsse aus der Schweiz
Did u get your countries bunker app
17:40 you said solar doesn't work because of winter there is no sunlight.. but solar only observe heat from sun, why don't you check solar near fire to charge ?
That's not how solar panels work. 🙄
"taff case" huh....looks like a cheaper version of pelican cases but it they work....
Hello Vanessa I from Turkey I lke you watch your videos to mush. I know you is a Germany gırl but I wonna know where you learn english to tolking like this?
IT MUST SUCK LEAVING IN FEAR EVERYDAY, LIFE IS TO SHORT.
If you play out most scenarios and factor in the fact that most humans are 48 hours away from being willing to kill for food, I'm not sure there is a foolproof way of going about long term survival. The more you have, the bigger target you are, and that rarely ends well. And they will find you. Sad reality.
Wie YT automatisch mit einer KI-Stimme übersetzt hat, da war ich erstmal etwas irritiert 😂 Vielleicht sollte der Titel in englisch sein und nicht in deutsch?
I am guessing the inability to have a wood stove in the cabin is a government thing?
Hi Vanessa. If Russians or Americans use nuclear weapons all this prepardness means nothing. Your videos are very informative, but if they use their nuclear arsenal most of this information are unusefull. But keep your good work.
Ich bin ja selbst Deutscher und verstehe die original Tonspur daher gut. Allerdings dürfte das für native speaker eine mittelschwere Katastrophe sein. Evtl die Videos auf Deutsch drehen und die KI die Übersetzungen inkl Untertitel machen lassen?
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