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Easy to get into, why waste your money???? All ones needs is salt, a water spritzing bottle and the hinges/anything steel on the outside is GONE, in under 2 weeks, for 5 minutes a day.
I can definitely see you guys doing more tours like these even at abandoned/ghost towns. Its not always about glitz and glamour. These with charm tend to be more interesting
@@EnesYilmazer I mean, don't turn into The Texas Country Reporter - International Edition. We like to see a little something different now and then, but we came to your brand for reasons! We like to dream!
Thanks for showing the bunkers in all the different stages. What I enjoyed mored than anything was hearing Enes laughing. He’s always so serious and professional on his other videos. This one seemed like a lot of fun to do and I liked hearing them joke with one another.
The biggest issue with his custom bunker is fresh food. The storage above the bedrooms is great. But where is the cold cellar? And why use so much space for games room or an office? If you're living in a fall out shelter its because the world is toast.. You should have created a nice 200 sq ft indoor hydroponics room. grow fresh lettuce and veggies
Even state of the art bunkers are only practical for around three years and that's with hydroponics and water reclamation systems. You would be lucky to last a few months in this bunker I bet. The way the ventilation system is just sitting on the top makes me think it would just be toast if the bombs dropped somewhat close by.
@@billfred9411 I agree , and with bunker buster bombs these are not I believe deep enough to defend from them considering that the GBU-28 and GBU-37. can penetrate 200 feet of 5000 psi hardened concrete and is accurate enough for multiple hits on the same location to penetrate deeper if needed .And these are surface depth...Concrete coffins IMO during war time.... Maybe good for conventional But during peace time, I like the idea of South Dakota Govt not kyboshing the peoples idea's and will to makes something awesome from something left behind . Kudos to that state and to the parties involved in creating it.
@@robertadair6595 I can't imagine why any military would want to use a Bunker Buster for a civilian bunker. Those are usually reserved for entrenched military positions or stockpiles.
That laughter of Enes right after he said he's waiting killer deserts after dinner.. made me laugh hard 😂 and I have to admit, after all the luxury you've been showing us, this episode is the most sincere and fun one. Especially with all of you guys who were like on a nice guy's trip and trying explore the fun in everything.
I was born in Igloo, South Dakota, in 1946. My father was assigned there shortly after my birth, and our family only stayed there a short time. My father told me many years later about the Black Hills Ordnance Depot and the concrete storage units (Igloos). Seems that was where the US government stored all their poison gas ordnance consisting of artillery shells, rockets and bombs during WWII. These consisted of not only gases used in WWI (Picric acid, mustard gas, chlorine gas and others) but gases developed before and during WWII, known as "Nerve Agents." He told me about one poor soldier who had the unfortunate experience of having one of these weapons explode while he was inside one of the igloos. He died pretty much instantly, and since the door to the igloo was open at the time, everything living for around a couple of miles downwind of the igloo also died (fortunately no more humans). I personally would think long and hard about buying one of these igloos for a "bug-out" shelter. The government may have done a great job of cleaning out these bunkers after the bunkers were de-commissioned, but knowing the government as I do, I would have my doubts.
I would also be concerned about chemical contamination in the soil and possibly the structures themselves. I agree with your comment re: the government..........
Great video! This community reminds me of the Greater World Earthship community in Taos, NM! Only, instead of bunkers, they have off-grid, self sustainable adobe homes built with 50% recycled materials. They grow food, collect and filter rainwater, recycle used water, solar panels and battery bank, disposes of your waste, and when built right can be very beautiful and naturalistic. Might be worth checking out, and maybe even, doing a video like this on it?
I recently stayed with some friends at their bunker there. It was not at all what I was expecting. Very interesting place. Living there means experiencing life in a different way than most anywhere else.
Hats off to your guide and owner! Well done, guys! I had no idea this place existed; but makes more and more sense when hearkening the old days of fallout shelters and our world today. Thanks!
This was really interesting - to see you out of your comfort zone, shooting rifles, staying overnight in small motel rooms, staying in a barn like bunker, with very simple living, sleeping in bunk beds. I mean really - that is so different - but that's exactly why it is so interesting. I had no idea, that such a place existed.
I loved the video style for this one. Loved seeing you guys eating Arby's and getting the giggles sleeping in the bunks underground. Would love to see more of these super-unique properties! Very entertaining!
Enes! What a Talent!!! You should do more “unexpected” videos like this one! I loved this surprise, you have such a talent, not only for real estate, you have a lot of talent just filming with your friends having a good time. You should create a new channel for great places to go for vacation and giving tour to the hotels you visit!!! You are awesome!
Enes never disappoints! Love that you're branching out to cover alternative forms of living spaces. Would've been the icing on the cake if you'd introduced the seedy motel room in your signature style: "Mikey, come over here, look at the attention to detail. Look how the mini fridge matches the dimensions of the microwave perfectly."
The thing is, how do you know that these bunkers are actually capable of doing what they are claimed to be able to do? It’s not like you can sue the developer when you realize radiation is seeping in lol.
@@russelllapua4904 Sure, but it feels like a scam. The developer can make a ton of money by promising something that, if it were to occur, having people hold him accountable would be the least of his worries.
@@eufrosniad994 Yeah, i felt like its a scam too, there is no way those dors can whitstand radiatioin of a modern day nucelar bomb. Hence, Im pretty sure you culd break them apart by pulling them off using excavator or a pick up truck. Also filtering system to me seems like it has a lot of flaws, one of them being that its so obvious. Same goes for escape door. Then there is a question about food production in cases like these, ok you do have your stacks, but you will ran out of them in a year lets sat, then what? It is not really self sustainable comunity as he is trying to present it at the beginning. Solar panel also seems off, in case of nuclear winter youd need a manual generator inside the bunker. Also fuel storage is one of the safetly flaws in case something goes wrong and gets on fire... These are some of many things i had throughout the video.
@@misterengineer690 Did they ever say anything about where the water comes from ? Not sure if each bunker has its own well. The fuel would be best kept in an outside buried tank. I think the water situation would be my biggest concern mainly for drinking and growing food.
This one is so different! Normally we see the super cool Enes gliding from one massive room to the next but it was really good to see behind the scenes and get to know the team a little more. I'm not sure I'd want to live in one as I'd stay awake all night wondering if someone was covering over that vent pipe (a tad claustrophobic!) but it was really interesting to see inside and see the opportunity they offer.
Enes! Mikey! Other Camera Guy! Love seeing you branch out your channel content. I hope you continue the trend and start touring places that are just extraordinary regardless of the price tag. Thanks for all your hard work!
This format is awesome! This VLOG kind of vibe is very nice, I love it. Also, Dante seems like a very nice dude too, and its bunker is so cool too. Honestly I loved this video. For sure one of my all time fav! Thanks team!
This bunker complex looks pretty cool and has some great planning put in place, but I see some potentially significant flaws. It's possible the flaws I saw were simply not covered here, but these are my thoughts. *1. Lack of trees and vegetation.* With no trees nearby, there are no alternative sources of fuel for warmth or building materials. Trees always have and will continue to be a very important source of combustible fuel for warmth, cooking, and habitation for wild animals. *2. Lack of forest nearby.* As mentioned in the first point, without trees or a forest, there won't be many animals that can be used for food. Stores of long-term dehydrated food is good for storage, but it goes pretty quick if you are feeding more than one or two mouths. You need a good source of wild animals and a nearby forest within walking distance is kind of important. Also, hunting, gathering, and farming is a better long-term solution, supplemented with dehydrated stored food when the first 3 options run low. *3. Poor soil quality.* This is kind of subjective based upon merely looking at the terrain, but that soil looks like very nutrient poor, good for nothing more than growing grass. Again, a huge part of survival is diversifying food intake and production. *4. Lack of water source.* Perhaps the water table is not too deep and there is sufficient underground water for a well, but not having a nearby surface water supply is concerning. Running surface water, like a stream or river and a pond or lake is vital to supporting a diverse animal population, both wild and domestic. As a side note, I would also consider turning one of those bunkers into a communal food/supply storage facility. Or perhaps make it into a General store where one of the families living there year round manages it and people can buy, sell, and barter items. If anyone lives there full-time, having a General store seems pretty important. The nearest town may be 2+ hours away and won't be much help if things start to shut down in the nation and/or world.
Just gonna jump in and say Edgemont is over a huge underground aquifer. However, they are going to frack uranium out of it, so you're right. Soon there won't be a good water supply.
Seems kind of like a role play to be honest. Or the dude's trying to make a bunch of money off of paranoid people. At least for the time being it all seems like a fine place to live while society is still functioning and modern amenities are still available but doesn't seem really sustainable enough for very long in the event of a societal collapse. It's too reliant on other outside sources.
Also as a former munitions storage depot, it assume its pretty high on an enemies list of places that will get hit. Same with people who refurbish old missile silos. The weapons they have today would probably kill everybody inside pretty easily. Id prefer a cabin in the mountains away from any city and military bases.
I agree. If the idea is to be able to survive a nuclear attack, then the lack of fuel, food, and water will be big problems. Also lack of redundancy. All these fancy electric heating and cooling systems are fine, but when the shit hits you're going to need a primitive wood fired stove, maybe solar or wind to generate some power and battery storage. Also building this on a decommissioned military base is a bad idea, if the enemy is using an old map, they'll nuke it thinking it's still a military base.
I've been watching your channel for a while now and this is probably one of the best ones yet. I've heard about this place and even looked it up on the web, so it was nice to see you tour it and share it with us.
During my army service at Ft. Lewis, Washington, I’ve stood guard duty for similar bunkers. Nowhere near as many, but similar. The ones I guarded were still in use. I had thoughts of what I would do if I had even one! Very cool!
Ok, then you should probably know that it wouldn't take that big of a missile to break through this, not underground bunkers, if they take a Direct missile hit.. huh
@@PipeLayer83I've been looking for your statement and pleased to find it, A wild stretch of the IMAGINATION TO CALL THIS A BUNKER, IT'S A ARMOURED STORAGE UNIT OFFERING SOME PROTECTION,A GLORIFIED "ANDERSON SHELTER"
Okay I was wondering, because even though these are excellent pound-for-pound, isn't it too above ground to shield from nuclear? And with all of those extra holes not just for air which is necessary, but openings for Wi-Fi and ect, isn't that too much chance for air and radiation to seep through? I always thought the only holes so to speak you want in your bunker is ways to get in and out, and ways for air?
0:40 OMG! We always see Enes in serious presentation. And when we got to see this reaction back of the camera is just pure great! Also love the Tarantino title card style 👏🏻
What's missing is landscaping and a perimeter wall and security! You could make it really nice. Like a 1950's housing estate but gated. It could also use starlink broadband for each property.
I dunno but by the end of the video I was starting to really like the appearance outside. It helps remind me of why I would want to live in one, it's more for getting away in an emergency such as large scale riots or natural disasters. But it would be so cool to have parties while driving around in those kart-style ATVs. Plus your neighbors can't wake you up at 1 am with loud music! Heck, they could probably fire a machine gun and nobody would hear it....😂
Security is one problem, but the major problem is lack of natural water source... once water supplies are gone these people will have no choice but to leave or die.
@@largol33t1 firing guns, bombs and shit are usual things there I suppose 🤣 I can imagine everyone showing their new loud weapons, which are more lethal then the previous ones
I do want to say, thanks for doing something like this. I've seen alit of abandoned places just crumble because no one decided to reuse them. This is great to see and I hope you keep at least 1 bunker as it was back then to be able to show people what they looked like before
A tired Enes is a giggling one! LOVED the realness of this vid & those bunkers are amazing! Thank you for such a unique experience with you guys! Kudos to Dante, as well, for designing such great spaces to get away from things. I wouldn’t mind living off the grid there!
Yeah, but I guess the point is really for these shelters to have advantageous location, secure and measures to filter air and such. I mean you really only need actual bunker if you are preparing for straight up impact on the location. Aka, cities or in some strategic location. Not to mention if you are making shelter in your own plot where you actually live, digging down is probably only choice. For one, it's cheaper in most cases to dig down than buy more land, if you live in neighborhood you probably can't buy any more land next to you etc. Well, unless you live in really rural area.
@@mukkaar You're right, but in an actual SHTF scenario, the first thing that's going to happen is that psychopathic scavengers are going to pay the people living in these "bunkers" a visit at night with weapons. It just seems safe because it has a steel door.
So awesome to see the whole crew behind the scenes. So real and so down to earth. Thank you so much Mikey & Enes for all of the fantastic videos. Dont ever stop.
I love this colourful side of the crew, it’s nice to be able to see you guys appear relaxed and having fun. It’s a refreshing change from the normal content but I love both sides, it’s the joys of diversity. Keep up the great work guys!
I haven't been watching Enes for too long but it's so fun to see a little more of a personal side of Enes and the crew, simply loved it! You guys should see if there's a super luxurious banker to show us, would be fun.
Honestly, these bunkers are terribly designed. There are so many design flaws. Here is 3 big ones. 1. Poor insulation, its a bit of concrete and soil on top, but thats it. If a doomsday scenario, like a nuclear war would happen, you would freeze to death in your bunker. I don't think its nearly thick enough to protect from radiation either. 2. The generator is outside. If something really bad would happen, your generator is broken. All that fuel you have in storage is now basically useless. And how the bunker is setup now it also makes a point of entry for all that nasty stuff. You can see the 2 holes these guys drilled. You'll also need all that waste heat the generator makes to not freeze in a nuclear winter, even if you have proper insulation. If you have your generator outside heating becomes extremely inefficient. You burn fuel to generate electricity, you lose 80% of that to waste heat from the generator. only 20% of your fuel is creating useful heat for you. 3. This by far is the biggest one. The filter. Its inside. Are they actually stupid? Did they not think ANYTHING through? The filter should capture all that nasty gunk in the air, like radioactive particles. Sure you don't have radioactive isotopes floating around in your bunker. Instead you have all of them concentrated into a single spot. Which is inside the bunker. You don't have a doomsday bunker here, you have a cold dark irradiated concrete coffin.
@@Nighthawk20000 yeah, that's true. But it's not nearly enough for a nuclear winter. You will burn through you fuel in no time at all with that design. Especially with that location. Where the hell are you going to get more fuel like wood to heat your bunker after you run out?
@@marklowe7431 I think the idea is like people will "see things coming" and get there ahead of time. Not scrambling to their car to drive to their bunker while the nukes are already on the way.
Great production Enes! I really liked the background music and the more vlog style. Dante seemed like a cool dude, and I thought it was fun to show a bit of the culture with the practice shooting. Interesting to see a doomsday bunker, though I think it would also be cool to see some of the larger mansions and estates out in the country. I guess I just find myself more interested in the classical style mansions, massive estates, and otherwise unique properties than the ultra-modern glass box ones. Either way you're absolutely killing it, great job! Hope you have a great rest of the week.
I can only imagine the clientele this place will attract. End of world, flat earthers, survivalists, militias, etc. And have you ever been to this part of South Dakota? It's an unforgiving environment with an extreme climate and literally nothing for miles. I'll pass... But my hat is off to Enes, Mikey and the crew for giving us a tour.
That's stereotyping a bunch of non related groups of people. I'd say rational people would buy the bunkers too. All it takes is for one psychopath with a nuclear arsenal to destroy this planet. What if an asteroid hit? We don't have any defenses against that now do we?
Considering over the last few years we learned that a lot of the babies in this country couldn't even deal with wearing a mask or getting a vaccine or working from home, there's no way they could survive living in these things, especially really living in these things where you can't open the door, can't go shopping for food, never seeing sunlight etc etc. They'd probably take one of their little pea shooters and put it to their head within a week. LOL
the "nothing for miles" is why I love the Dakotas :) although you are right the badlands area south of I90 is has a more extreme living condition than north of I90. COLD COLD windy winters, and HOT HOT windy summers (There's only 2 seasons in South Dakota ha)
Hey Enes, I'm watching since the early days and I absolutely love the variety in the tours. There is just no other channel with this level of quality and detail. My question is... Will there be some more content from Europe? Keep up the great work, thank you for these Videos
The same "community" will turn on each other when food starts to dwindle. Remember, each bunker has air intake-all you have to do is choke or smoke them out. In survival model-moral is the first out the window.
There's no way I could handle that kind of life. A house without windows is like a meal with no flavors. A landscape without trees and hills is like a family without a spouse or kids... To think that some folks allow irrational fears to push them into that sort of self-imposed poverty is kind of mind-blowing. If Armageddon really happens; if nuclear fallout decimates the planet; if zombies overrun the world... do you really want to stay alive and be there to just to be able to say, "I survived and now I'm going to live the "good" life"??? My gut level says, "if you want to live in that sort of world, go right ahead". In the mean time I'm going to continue living what I consider a normal and rich life for how ever many days it is available. A warm house with natural light and beautiful views out the windows. A property surrounded by forested mountains, lakes and rivers. Hunting and fishing when ever I want. Availability of a huge selection of fresh and wholesome food in well stocked supermarkets that are only a 30 minute drive away. A freezer full of self-procured game meat. Friends that come and go freely without having to deal with fences and chained gates. Barbeques in the yard. The sound of birds singing in the woods. Shudder and worry in your doomsday caves... or live life to the fullest. You're free to choose.
I’m the same way. I couldn’t handle living out there. I’d either be playing video games every day to distract myself from the ever increasing depression or I’d off myself. If there was a nearby forest, body of water, or any sort of green space, it’d be more manageable and welcoming, but in its current state, it looks like living in an actual apocalypse.
So for 45k I will still be above ground. And I bet the guy that own the entire things have a mansion somewhere from all the money he made from those bunkers
And why is Dante so heavily armed? What exactly is he afraid of? Snakes? Mountain Lions? Bison? Prairie Dogs? Russian ICBMs? He seems to be a quite worried about the level of "masculinity" in his bunker...
Honestly, if you have money to buy this, might as well dig basement and make it also an shelter or extension to basement which is the sealed bunker section. Much more functional option. Or get some summer cottage out in the woods far away from any major population centers. Both functional and fun. Maybe even add bunker to summer cottage.
I really enjoyed this! But, uh, a couple things. I grew up in Rapid City in the 90s and we used to sneak onto this property and run around for fun - we called it Igloo - and it is hella isolated! But Dante suggested it was over an hour from any paved roads, which just isn’t true. At most, it’s a 10-minute drive south of highway 18, which is very much paved. You can check it out yourself, it’s just SW of Edgemont, SD, and VERY noticeable on a map! Also, those pictures starting at 0:50 - with the exception of Mt Rushmore - are deeeeefinitely not South Dakota. South Dakota doesn’t have mountains that look anything like those. I hate to be a Negative Nellie, but I gotta represent my home state! Again though, great video; I had no idea Igloo was being used for anything like this!
What Dante actually said was they had not been on a paved road in over in hour......referring to driving around inside the property.....the front gate is approximately 6 miles off the paved road.
I discovered this place last year when Kara & Nate toured it, it's great to see it through your eyes now. As usual, fantastic shots of the area, I hope you enjoyed the night sky.
I like to see all the fany million dollar modern houses in prime locations, however... a fully equipped bunker is next level. Its nothing i would buy, but its pretty unique.
Enes, I am writing to you from the Crimea, being very close to the bases of the Russian Black Sea Fleet in Sevastopol. You can’t even imagine how relevant the dwellings you show are now!
I built my wine cellar about the same size. What one needs to mention is that these were not built as bunkers, but rather to contain the blast from a ordinance explosion. they are useful protection against radiation but not so much for aerial impact.
Hi guys!!! I am writing from Ukraine: at the moment this is probably the most relevant video tour of vital real estate. Which Ukrainians need on the territory of Ukraine. Peaceful sky above your head!!! And God forbid to use this property for its intended purpose !!!!! Glory To Ukraine! Glory to the heroes!!!!! P.S. Many thanks to all Americans for helping our country !!!!!
Not just Americans. We Canadians are sending what we can to help your people. Your resilience and resistance is an inspiration. We understand the stakes go beyond Ukraine. Don't lose hope.
I really enjoyed thinking outside the box with new content. Though it was interesting, the end of days just means that! And these community’s always makes me think usually not a good vibe
I saw another you tuber tour this place, then it seemed like they just threw in whatever was in the return area at Home Depot. His pitch was getting you into a bunker as cheap as possible. I glad he’s learning more about design and floor plan. It’s a unique novelty home. They were 35000 back then. It’s also worth considering the concrete looks like it has a lot of weather damage in the places where the dirt has eroded.
Been watching alot of your videos over the years and dove into your channel and absolutely love the variety you're bringing and the direction your heading. You like and respond to soo many comments and the production is sooo soo good! Truely a phenomenal creator and team! Keep up the excellent work guys!
I want in lol honestly the only thing you guys need is some solar paneling, an Aquaponics room and some flat screens for fake windows showing outside scenery. That would be perfect
Hey, Enes. Great video. It was great to see this "different" aspect from what you guys are normally showing us. I hope it was as much fun for you guys to shoot as it was for me to watch. It was definitely a unique take on American life. Sort of a throwback to the fifties and early sixties "cold war" era. Great job. Hope to see more of these "different takes" on American homes.
This kind of videos along the regular ones make your channel so much more interesting. Thanks for your work! You got youself a new subscriber after a long time of just passing by from time to time.
Interesting, but someone has not thought the fallout shelter concept through. In the event of a nuclear war, Russia or China or whoever would most certainly target that facility directly because they would have no way of knowing it was not still used for munitions. It is better to be in the mountains away from everything. Does it have an airstrip for small planes?
I bet Russia or China knows exactly what these storage bunkers are and their status. Don’t underestimate China’s intelligence agency. They have more than a hundred thousand people for cyber warfare and internet monitoring alone. They wouldn’t waste a nuke on abandoned munitions storage bunkers. I think the complex would run out of food, water, and fuel in a shit hits the fan scenario.
@@HockeyVictory66 Russia, China et. al. hide their facilities in and among the civilian population so they would not expect it to be fully abandoned. They would not take a chance and since their MERVs cover targets in clusters, there is no doubt it is targeted. That region has so many defense installations and launch sites it is a virtual certainty. Lets hope it never gets put to the test. You are right about supplies being a big concern. Without food and water for the long term, it would be pointless. What would be a good idea is a Burning Man type festival on that property which would then have better accommodations and climate.
My best guess is it would send the price to around $90,000 for the minimum and easily into $1 million if one goes crazy with the interior. I would buy one of these and just install the very basics: a toilet, sink, stove and shower and of course a generator/battery hybrid system. One important thing to add besides a smoke detector: an ICAD unit. It looks like those fancy Bad Guy explosives you see in action films but it's the total opposite. It means Integrated Chemical Agent Detecting. It beeps and flashes an LED whenever something bad makes its way into your bunker such as tear gas or carbon monoxide (VERY bad, it's odorless and you can die without realizing it). The rest will be pretty simple. I'll probably just haul in a very cheap used travel trailer so I can pack up and leave quickly if needed.
To outfit the bunker similar to like what Dante has is around 150K ( without appliances and furniture ) not including initial purchase of 45K. If you want to run a traditional septic, solar array and other nice things.....you can have a very efficient, comfortable bunker for around 225-250K. FYI all the bunkers for sale are the 80ft versions.
Loved this tour it was so much fun to watch. Please do a fan's tour in Cape Town, South Africa. So many awesome houses in Clifton Beach, Camps Bay, Blouberg Beach etc, etc...You'll also love the food and South African culture. Love your team, keep up the great work!🌞🌼😊
Although it's really cool to see you guys exploring these new things, on the other hand it was really really scary to think that someone could be living in that much isolation. That night view!!!😨
Living in the country in 'isolation' is awesome. Not having neighbors is amazing. No city sounds, sirens, traffic, etc. I wouldn't have it any other way.
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Ok order your Arby's beef & cheddar with the SLICED cheddar. It's sharper and far less messy, easier to top with sauce as well.
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Who does this property belong to? Is it the Governments?
Easy to get into, why waste your money????
All ones needs is salt, a water spritzing bottle and the hinges/anything steel on the outside is GONE, in under 2 weeks, for 5 minutes a day.
You guys deserve a lot of credit for getting 'outside the box' and keeping things interesting. Well done!
Thanks so much!
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Yes I agree. Thank you Enes!!
@@cheftodaydjtomorrow410 Provo South Dakota
Or literally getting inside a box and spending the night 😂
I can definitely see you guys doing more tours like these even at abandoned/ghost towns. Its not always about glitz and glamour. These with charm tend to be more interesting
I'll see what I can do
@@EnesYilmazer I mean, don't turn into The Texas Country Reporter - International Edition. We like to see a little something different now and then, but we came to your brand for reasons! We like to dream!
It is always about glitz and glamour - paranoid losers go to live under the rock.. literally! You got on life to live - no need to live in fear!
It’s about the variety of content. This was such a different area compared to los angeles that people were interested
@@EnesYilmazer definitely need more stuff like this, hell start a new channel just for this
Thanks for showing the bunkers in all the different stages. What I enjoyed mored than anything was hearing Enes laughing. He’s always so serious and professional on his other videos. This one seemed like a lot of fun to do and I liked hearing them joke with one another.
This is very entertaining, I love how Enes breaks out of the homes and does different things for people to see
happy to hear that! glad you like the tour!
@@EnesYilmazer And now lets go check some 10 000 000$ bunker ;)
Loved seeing the more human side in Enes for once. Laughing like a little boy sleeping in a bunk bed hahahaha
.......and his honesty, 'cuz who doesn't love a good LA DB bfast?!? ;D
I know I love enes best RUclips channel ever👏🏾
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I was more than happy to let Enes and the crew share the bunk beds while I got my private bedroom lol! 🤣
well, on his other channel enes plus it's like this more often in the behind the scenes stuff and so on :D
I wish these houses could be connected underground through a tunnel so that families can see each other
Probably can honestly
I doubt they would have a problem digging holes to other bunkers but thats a shit ton of work
@@FlatRangeOperator just imagine if you bought one next to someone who runs out of food and the come out and start cutting down your door lol.
@@TaylorHaubrich thats exactly why I wouldnt want someone tunneling into my bunker lmao
And inbreed?
I didn’t expect this kind of journey and discovery from you guys! Well done! Awesome! Hope to see more from you of this kind!
nice! more to come!
When humans build the first residence on Mars, Enes is gonna be the first one to give us a tour
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Hey Mikey, pan down and get a shot of this. This is the formal crater. Just a smart, well designed space.
no mud room or decontamination wash room and no 90 degree angle to enter. No one will survive in these.
The biggest issue with his custom bunker is fresh food. The storage above the bedrooms is great. But where is the cold cellar? And why use so much space for games room or an office? If you're living in a fall out shelter its because the world is toast.. You should have created a nice 200 sq ft indoor hydroponics room. grow fresh lettuce and veggies
Even state of the art bunkers are only practical for around three years and that's with hydroponics and water reclamation systems. You would be lucky to last a few months in this bunker I bet. The way the ventilation system is just sitting on the top makes me think it would just be toast if the bombs dropped somewhat close by.
They need growing rooms with UV lights...
@@billfred9411 I agree , and with bunker buster bombs these are not I believe deep enough to defend from them considering that the GBU-28 and GBU-37. can penetrate 200 feet of 5000 psi hardened concrete and is accurate enough for multiple hits on the same location to penetrate deeper if needed .And these are surface depth...Concrete coffins IMO during war time.... Maybe good for conventional But during peace time, I like the idea of South Dakota Govt not kyboshing the peoples idea's and will to makes something awesome from something left behind . Kudos to that state and to the parties involved in creating it.
@@richardextall2002 Honestly they should dedicate like 5%-20% of the bunkers just for that to feed the rest. Just dedicated food bunkers.
@@robertadair6595 I can't imagine why any military would want to use a Bunker Buster for a civilian bunker. Those are usually reserved for entrenched military positions or stockpiles.
That laughter of Enes right after he said he's waiting killer deserts after dinner.. made me laugh hard 😂 and I have to admit, after all the luxury you've been showing us, this episode is the most sincere and fun one. Especially with all of you guys who were like on a nice guy's trip and trying explore the fun in everything.
thanks for the positivity!
nice guys trip at times can be worse hen the other we don’t speak up 🤬🔥🍆🌲🍄🍎
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@@RussiaIsARiddle778 just ignore that dude [🤬] that what I do all the time
Totally different than the mansions you usually tour. I love it.
First rule of doomsday prep, don’t tell everyone about your doomsday prep 😅 Thank you for this awesome video Enes and the team!
nice! hope you enjoy!
Like, seriously!
It's been over 80 years, I think it's ok to show it off by now.
Not like we can do anything. Need $$$ to make things move in today's world
facts that place will literally get stormed if something crazy ever happens lol
I was born in Igloo, South Dakota, in 1946. My father was assigned there shortly after my birth, and our family only stayed there a short time. My father told me many years later about the Black Hills Ordnance Depot and the concrete storage units (Igloos). Seems that was where the US government stored all their poison gas ordnance consisting of artillery shells, rockets and bombs during WWII. These consisted of not only gases used in WWI (Picric acid, mustard gas, chlorine gas and others) but gases developed before and during WWII, known as "Nerve Agents." He told me about one poor soldier who had the unfortunate experience of having one of these weapons explode while he was inside one of the igloos. He died pretty much instantly, and since the door to the igloo was open at the time, everything living for around a couple of miles downwind of the igloo also died (fortunately no more humans). I personally would think long and hard about buying one of these igloos for a "bug-out" shelter. The government may have done a great job of cleaning out these bunkers after the bunkers were de-commissioned, but knowing the government as I do, I would have my doubts.
I would also be concerned about chemical contamination in the soil and possibly the structures themselves. I agree with your comment re: the government..........
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Can't wait until TEAD closes down and a similar community becomes available in Utah... Near everything.
One Satan missile is probably still assigned to that target area just to make sure.
also it’s questionablely farmable. lack of water there makes farming hard which would be necessary
Great video! This community reminds me of the Greater World Earthship community in Taos, NM! Only, instead of bunkers, they have off-grid, self sustainable adobe homes built with 50% recycled materials. They grow food, collect and filter rainwater, recycle used water, solar panels and battery bank, disposes of your waste, and when built right can be very beautiful and naturalistic. Might be worth checking out, and maybe even, doing a video like this on it?
Absolutely LOVED this episode. Got to really see a more down-to-earth side of your whole team and a very interesting scene change
Tell bro he has some light bulbs that needs to replace
ten minutes in, great video so far. i love the different kind of vibe in this episode. much more engaging than usual
Awesome, thank you!
I recently stayed with some friends at their bunker there. It was not at all what I was expecting. Very interesting place. Living there means experiencing life in a different way than most anywhere else.
Hats off to your guide and owner! Well done, guys! I had no idea this place existed; but makes more and more sense when hearkening the old days of fallout shelters and our world today. Thanks!
Our pleasure! glad you enjoyed the tour!
This was really interesting - to see you out of your comfort zone, shooting rifles, staying overnight in small motel rooms, staying in a barn like bunker, with very simple living, sleeping in bunk beds. I mean really - that is so different - but that's exactly why it is so interesting. I had no idea, that such a place existed.
Thank you kindly!
My favorite was the “I wish there was an LA douchebag breakfast outside” 🤣🤣🤣
I loved the video style for this one. Loved seeing you guys eating Arby's and getting the giggles sleeping in the bunks underground. Would love to see more of these super-unique properties! Very entertaining!
Enes! What a Talent!!! You should do more “unexpected” videos like this one! I loved this surprise, you have such a talent, not only for real estate, you have a lot of talent just filming with your friends having a good time. You should create a new channel for great places to go for vacation and giving tour to the hotels you visit!!! You are awesome!
Thank you, Abraham! I do it on my 2nd channel Enes Plus, check it out ruclips.net/user/enesplus
Enes never disappoints! Love that you're branching out to cover alternative forms of living spaces.
Would've been the icing on the cake if you'd introduced the seedy motel room in your signature style: "Mikey, come over here, look at the attention to detail. Look how the mini fridge matches the dimensions of the microwave perfectly."
LOL! more to come!
Amazing tour. I didn't realize I suffered from claustrophobia until now .
I would need to have " mock video windows" in each space.
The thing is, how do you know that these bunkers are actually capable of doing what they are claimed to be able to do? It’s not like you can sue the developer when you realize radiation is seeping in lol.
They probably don't. But they'll see it as a better chance of survival than a regular house.
@@russelllapua4904 Sure, but it feels like a scam. The developer can make a ton of money by promising something that, if it were to occur, having people hold him accountable would be the least of his worries.
@@eufrosniad994 Yeah, i felt like its a scam too, there is no way those dors can whitstand radiatioin of a modern day nucelar bomb. Hence, Im pretty sure you culd break them apart by pulling them off using excavator or a pick up truck. Also filtering system to me seems like it has a lot of flaws, one of them being that its so obvious. Same goes for escape door. Then there is a question about food production in cases like these, ok you do have your stacks, but you will ran out of them in a year lets sat, then what? It is not really self sustainable comunity as he is trying to present it at the beginning. Solar panel also seems off, in case of nuclear winter youd need a manual generator inside the bunker. Also fuel storage is one of the safetly flaws in case something goes wrong and gets on fire... These are some of many things i had throughout the video.
That's the point.
@@misterengineer690 Did they ever say anything about where the water comes from ? Not sure if each bunker has its own well. The fuel would be best kept in an outside buried tank. I think the water situation would be my biggest concern mainly for drinking and growing food.
What an awesome shift of content, I loved it. I hope you can keep doing unique things like this.
Thanks, will do!
This one is so different! Normally we see the super cool Enes gliding from one massive room to the next but it was really good to see behind the scenes and get to know the team a little more. I'm not sure I'd want to live in one as I'd stay awake all night wondering if someone was covering over that vent pipe (a tad claustrophobic!) but it was really interesting to see inside and see the opportunity they offer.
Enes! Mikey! Other Camera Guy! Love seeing you branch out your channel content. I hope you continue the trend and start touring places that are just extraordinary regardless of the price tag. Thanks for all your hard work!
Thanks Sean 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
This format is awesome! This VLOG kind of vibe is very nice, I love it. Also, Dante seems like a very nice dude too, and its bunker is so cool too. Honestly I loved this video. For sure one of my all time fav! Thanks team!
Awesome! Thank you!
I'm here because of Fallout. Anyone else?
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The music in the background was a nice touch to the vibe
Hell yeah, brother.
I’ve watched but currently here because of curiosity 😅
This bunker complex looks pretty cool and has some great planning put in place, but I see some potentially significant flaws.
It's possible the flaws I saw were simply not covered here, but these are my thoughts.
*1. Lack of trees and vegetation.*
With no trees nearby, there are no alternative sources of fuel for warmth or building materials. Trees always have and will continue to be a very important source of combustible fuel for warmth, cooking, and habitation for wild animals.
*2. Lack of forest nearby.*
As mentioned in the first point, without trees or a forest, there won't be many animals that can be used for food. Stores of long-term dehydrated food is good for storage, but it goes pretty quick if you are feeding more than one or two mouths. You need a good source of wild animals and a nearby forest within walking distance is kind of important. Also, hunting, gathering, and farming is a better long-term solution, supplemented with dehydrated stored food when the first 3 options run low.
*3. Poor soil quality.*
This is kind of subjective based upon merely looking at the terrain, but that soil looks like very nutrient poor, good for nothing more than growing grass. Again, a huge part of survival is diversifying food intake and production.
*4. Lack of water source.*
Perhaps the water table is not too deep and there is sufficient underground water for a well, but not having a nearby surface water supply is concerning. Running surface water, like a stream or river and a pond or lake is vital to supporting a diverse animal population, both wild and domestic.
As a side note, I would also consider turning one of those bunkers into a communal food/supply storage facility. Or perhaps make it into a General store where one of the families living there year round manages it and people can buy, sell, and barter items. If anyone lives there full-time, having a General store seems pretty important. The nearest town may be 2+ hours away and won't be much help if things start to shut down in the nation and/or world.
The zombies block the door and the air supply.
Just gonna jump in and say Edgemont is over a huge underground aquifer. However, they are going to frack uranium out of it, so you're right. Soon there won't be a good water supply.
Seems kind of like a role play to be honest. Or the dude's trying to make a bunch of money off of paranoid people. At least for the time being it all seems like a fine place to live while society is still functioning and modern amenities are still available but doesn't seem really sustainable enough for very long in the event of a societal collapse. It's too reliant on other outside sources.
Also as a former munitions storage depot, it assume its pretty high on an enemies list of places that will get hit. Same with people who refurbish old missile silos. The weapons they have today would probably kill everybody inside pretty easily. Id prefer a cabin in the mountains away from any city and military bases.
I agree. If the idea is to be able to survive a nuclear attack, then the lack of fuel, food, and water will be big problems. Also lack of redundancy. All these fancy electric heating and cooling systems are fine, but when the shit hits you're going to need a primitive wood fired stove, maybe solar or wind to generate some power and battery storage. Also building this on a decommissioned military base is a bad idea, if the enemy is using an old map, they'll nuke it thinking it's still a military base.
I've been watching your channel for a while now and this is probably one of the best ones yet. I've heard about this place and even looked it up on the web, so it was nice to see you tour it and share it with us.
Glad you enjoyed it
Such a nice, refreshing change of pace. Great job guys!
happy to hear that!
"It'll last forever", he says standing next to a HUGE crack. He says it's "deep underground" and the guide says there's 2 feet of dirt overhead.
I also thought they were supposed to be underground.
Somehow you always keep it interesting! Looking forward to this tour!!
you know it! hope you enjoy!
During my army service at Ft. Lewis, Washington, I’ve stood guard duty for similar bunkers. Nowhere near as many, but similar. The ones I guarded were still in use. I had thoughts of what I would do if I had even one! Very cool!
Ok, then you should probably know that it wouldn't take that big of a missile to break through this, not underground bunkers, if they take a Direct missile hit.. huh
@@PipeLayer83I've been looking for your statement and pleased to find it, A wild stretch of the IMAGINATION TO CALL THIS A BUNKER, IT'S A ARMOURED STORAGE UNIT OFFERING SOME PROTECTION,A GLORIFIED "ANDERSON SHELTER"
Okay I was wondering, because even though these are excellent pound-for-pound, isn't it too above ground to shield from nuclear? And with all of those extra holes not just for air which is necessary, but openings for Wi-Fi and ect, isn't that too much chance for air and radiation to seep through? I always thought the only holes so to speak you want in your bunker is ways to get in and out, and ways for air?
0:40 OMG! We always see Enes in serious presentation. And when we got to see this reaction back of the camera is just pure great! Also love the Tarantino title card style 👏🏻
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They have another channel "Enes Plus". you'll love it if you like the B roll stuff.
thank you for your support! appreciate it!
What's missing is landscaping and a perimeter wall and security! You could make it really nice. Like a 1950's housing estate but gated. It could also use starlink broadband for each property.
I dunno but by the end of the video I was starting to really like the appearance outside. It helps remind me of why I would want to live in one, it's more for getting away in an emergency such as large scale riots or natural disasters. But it would be so cool to have parties while driving around in those kart-style ATVs. Plus your neighbors can't wake you up at 1 am with loud music! Heck, they could probably fire a machine gun and nobody would hear it....😂
Security is one problem, but the major problem is lack of natural water source... once water supplies are gone these people will have no choice but to leave or die.
@@largol33t1 firing guns, bombs and shit are usual things there I suppose 🤣
I can imagine everyone showing their new loud weapons, which are more lethal then the previous ones
I do want to say, thanks for doing something like this. I've seen alit of abandoned places just crumble because no one decided to reuse them. This is great to see and I hope you keep at least 1 bunker as it was back then to be able to show people what they looked like before
A tired Enes is a giggling one! LOVED the realness of this vid & those bunkers are amazing! Thank you for such a unique experience with you guys! Kudos to Dante, as well, for designing such great spaces to get away from things. I wouldn’t mind living off the grid there!
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Enes was so delirious I'm sure he thought everything was funny
I always called that "punch drunk" when your just so exhausted that everything is hysterically funny.
@@kristismart4065 yessss!!! I cracked up watching him!
Love the diversity, thanks for your work Enes! 🔥
The music in the beginning was a nice detail and the vlog style is dope! Keep doing it.
All noted bud. I will certainly keep them in mind
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I’m sorry but if I’m buying an apocalypse bunker, I want it to be secluded and very deep underground, I do not by any means, want neighbours.
This is NOT a bunker. This is an ABOVE GROUND shelter.
For real! These shelters were even obsolete before Lockheed started developing bunker busters.
Nvm I thought this was another bunker from the thumbnail I hadn't watched the video now
@@brandon659366 the thing is no Oke would use a bunker buster ir directly strike that little complex
Yeah, but I guess the point is really for these shelters to have advantageous location, secure and measures to filter air and such. I mean you really only need actual bunker if you are preparing for straight up impact on the location. Aka, cities or in some strategic location. Not to mention if you are making shelter in your own plot where you actually live, digging down is probably only choice. For one, it's cheaper in most cases to dig down than buy more land, if you live in neighborhood you probably can't buy any more land next to you etc. Well, unless you live in really rural area.
@@mukkaar You're right, but in an actual SHTF scenario, the first thing that's going to happen is that psychopathic scavengers are going to pay the people living in these "bunkers" a visit at night with weapons. It just seems safe because it has a steel door.
the safest place in a war is always away from your own military installations, as they are the main target of enemy strikes
So awesome to see the whole crew behind the scenes. So real and so down to earth. Thank you so much Mikey & Enes for all of the fantastic videos. Dont ever stop.
I love this colourful side of the crew, it’s nice to be able to see you guys appear relaxed and having fun.
It’s a refreshing change from the normal content but I love both sides, it’s the joys of diversity. Keep up the great work guys!
I haven't been watching Enes for too long but it's so fun to see a little more of a personal side of Enes and the crew, simply loved it! You guys should see if there's a super luxurious banker to show us, would be fun.
Thanks Arthur 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Nice to see you guys in a more natural setting without all the glitz and just hanging out! Keep up the great videos!
Honestly, these bunkers are terribly designed. There are so many design flaws. Here is 3 big ones.
1. Poor insulation, its a bit of concrete and soil on top, but thats it. If a doomsday scenario, like a nuclear war would happen, you would freeze to death in your bunker. I don't think its nearly thick enough to protect from radiation either.
2. The generator is outside. If something really bad would happen, your generator is broken. All that fuel you have in storage is now basically useless. And how the bunker is setup now it also makes a point of entry for all that nasty stuff. You can see the 2 holes these guys drilled. You'll also need all that waste heat the generator makes to not freeze in a nuclear winter, even if you have proper insulation. If you have your generator outside heating becomes extremely inefficient. You burn fuel to generate electricity, you lose 80% of that to waste heat from the generator. only 20% of your fuel is creating useful heat for you.
3. This by far is the biggest one. The filter. Its inside. Are they actually stupid? Did they not think ANYTHING through? The filter should capture all that nasty gunk in the air, like radioactive particles. Sure you don't have radioactive isotopes floating around in your bunker. Instead you have all of them concentrated into a single spot. Which is inside the bunker.
You don't have a doomsday bunker here, you have a cold dark irradiated concrete coffin.
They're trying to sell a big illusion, some kind of phoney shelter... Not worth mentioning.
Dirt is a pretty damn good insulator
@@Nighthawk20000 yeah, that's true. But it's not nearly enough for a nuclear winter. You will burn through you fuel in no time at all with that design. Especially with that location. Where the hell are you going to get more fuel like wood to heat your bunker after you run out?
@@justahamsterthatcodes How are you going to get to your bunker before you're already dead. 330 million other people are going to be in a panic.
@@marklowe7431 I think the idea is like people will "see things coming" and get there ahead of time. Not scrambling to their car to drive to their bunker while the nukes are already on the way.
Great production Enes! I really liked the background music and the more vlog style. Dante seemed like a cool dude, and I thought it was fun to show a bit of the culture with the practice shooting. Interesting to see a doomsday bunker, though I think it would also be cool to see some of the larger mansions and estates out in the country. I guess I just find myself more interested in the classical style mansions, massive estates, and otherwise unique properties than the ultra-modern glass box ones. Either way you're absolutely killing it, great job! Hope you have a great rest of the week.
This is by far my favorite. Would love to see more videos like this.
I can only imagine the clientele this place will attract. End of world, flat earthers, survivalists, militias, etc. And have you ever been to this part of South Dakota? It's an unforgiving environment with an extreme climate and literally nothing for miles. I'll pass... But my hat is off to Enes, Mikey and the crew for giving us a tour.
That's stereotyping a bunch of non related groups of people. I'd say rational people would buy the bunkers too. All it takes is for one psychopath with a nuclear arsenal to destroy this planet. What if an asteroid hit? We don't have any defenses against that now do we?
Considering over the last few years we learned that a lot of the babies in this country couldn't even deal with wearing a mask or getting a vaccine or working from home, there's no way they could survive living in these things, especially really living in these things where you can't open the door, can't go shopping for food, never seeing sunlight etc etc. They'd probably take one of their little pea shooters and put it to their head within a week. LOL
the "nothing for miles" is why I love the Dakotas :) although you are right the badlands area south of I90 is has a more extreme living condition than north of I90. COLD COLD windy winters, and HOT HOT windy summers (There's only 2 seasons in South Dakota ha)
Exactly what I was thinking! Especially when the gun came out.
Hey Enes, I'm watching since the early days and I absolutely love the variety in the tours. There is just no other channel with this level of quality and detail. My question is... Will there be some more content from Europe? Keep up the great work, thank you for these Videos
Next 3 weeks
The same "community" will turn on each other when food starts to dwindle. Remember, each bunker has air intake-all you have to do is choke or smoke them out. In survival model-moral is the first out the window.
There's no way I could handle that kind of life. A house without windows is like a meal with no flavors. A landscape without trees and hills is like a family without a spouse or kids... To think that some folks allow irrational fears to push them into that sort of self-imposed poverty is kind of mind-blowing. If Armageddon really happens; if nuclear fallout decimates the planet; if zombies overrun the world... do you really want to stay alive and be there to just to be able to say, "I survived and now I'm going to live the "good" life"??? My gut level says, "if you want to live in that sort of world, go right ahead". In the mean time I'm going to continue living what I consider a normal and rich life for how ever many days it is available. A warm house with natural light and beautiful views out the windows. A property surrounded by forested mountains, lakes and rivers. Hunting and fishing when ever I want. Availability of a huge selection of fresh and wholesome food in well stocked supermarkets that are only a 30 minute drive away. A freezer full of self-procured game meat. Friends that come and go freely without having to deal with fences and chained gates. Barbeques in the yard. The sound of birds singing in the woods. Shudder and worry in your doomsday caves... or live life to the fullest. You're free to choose.
I’m the same way. I couldn’t handle living out there. I’d either be playing video games every day to distract myself from the ever increasing depression or I’d off myself. If there was a nearby forest, body of water, or any sort of green space, it’d be more manageable and welcoming, but in its current state, it looks like living in an actual apocalypse.
Enjoy next week lol
seems parallel to covid..
You handle anything when trouble come.
Bet you be the first to get in and don't want to come out..
You are so right, Jim. I don't get it either.
So for 45k I will still be above ground. And I bet the guy that own the entire things have a mansion somewhere from all the money he made from those bunkers
no doubt he's made multi-millions
04:20 An architect wearing a cowboy hat and a gun. Yup. 'Murica.
Love this transition to vlogging, I show everyone this channel, from my gf to my mom who doesn’t even speak fluent English!
Thank you so much!
And why is Dante so heavily armed? What exactly is he afraid of? Snakes? Mountain Lions? Bison? Prairie Dogs? Russian ICBMs? He seems to be a quite worried about the level of "masculinity" in his bunker...
Urbanites 🤪. I wonder how diverse their little community is?
Honestly, if you have money to buy this, might as well dig basement and make it also an shelter or extension to basement which is the sealed bunker section. Much more functional option. Or get some summer cottage out in the woods far away from any major population centers. Both functional and fun. Maybe even add bunker to summer cottage.
Thank you so much for adding subtitles to your videos. They are very helpful for hearingimpaired and deaf people like me! 😊
our pleasure! glad you could put those subtitles to good use!
We've seen tours of houses, palaces, apartments and motorhomes, but this is the first time I've seen a tour inside shelters
Good idea 👍
anyone else think the last place they would want to be in a nuclear war? surrounded by hundreds of heavily armed preppers
I really enjoyed this! But, uh, a couple things.
I grew up in Rapid City in the 90s and we used to sneak onto this property and run around for fun - we called it Igloo - and it is hella isolated! But Dante suggested it was over an hour from any paved roads, which just isn’t true. At most, it’s a 10-minute drive south of highway 18, which is very much paved. You can check it out yourself, it’s just SW of Edgemont, SD, and VERY noticeable on a map!
Also, those pictures starting at 0:50 - with the exception of Mt Rushmore - are deeeeefinitely not South Dakota. South Dakota doesn’t have mountains that look anything like those. I hate to be a Negative Nellie, but I gotta represent my home state!
Again though, great video; I had no idea Igloo was being used for anything like this!
What Dante actually said was they had not been on a paved road in over in hour......referring to driving around inside the property.....the front gate is approximately 6 miles off the paved road.
Really enjoyed this episode guys, congrats! If you ever branch out to do a tour across the US campervan style I'd love to be the driver.
Wow! Maybe one day!
The self destruct terminal was a good touch
I discovered this place last year when Kara & Nate toured it, it's great to see it through your eyes now. As usual, fantastic shots of the area, I hope you enjoyed the night sky.
thanks! we really did!
Been a fan of your channel for a couple of years now, but this video is just outstanding! Really, fantastic work and love the change of pace, guys!
💙💙 always looking forwards to Mondays and Saturdays you guys inspire me. Love your videos !!!
Thank you so much! you are the best!
I like to see all the fany million dollar modern houses in prime locations, however... a fully equipped bunker is next level. Its nothing i would buy, but its pretty unique.
This was my favorite tour so far. Fun to see you gut out of your comfort zones.
Big question, if there really is a world war large enough that makes it necessary for someone to hide out here, how do they get gas for the generator?
You need to go out to collect gas I guess.
North Dakota is second only to Texas in oil production and very close by.
If you have the solar panels set up (and extra batteries), think of the power you’ll get when the nukes go off!
@@larryeckerdt9750 If enough nukes go off worldwide you would get nuclear winter. The sun would be blocked for years like the first Matrix movie.
@@Aireck174That’s why you need to store the initial blast energy, and use your glowing neighbors for power first! 😀
Enes, I am writing to you from the Crimea, being very close to the bases of the Russian Black Sea Fleet in Sevastopol. You can’t even imagine how relevant the dwellings you show are now!
Hope you're doing alright over there!
I built my wine cellar about the same size. What one needs to mention is that these were not built as bunkers, but rather to contain the blast from a ordinance explosion. they are useful protection against radiation but not so much for aerial impact.
This has to be one of my favorite episodes from you so far! Well done and a great step off your usual path. Love the editing, Mikey!
makes us happy to hear that!
Mikey has Definitely used a gun before
My mouth dropped when he said it was only $45,000, I was guessing $150,000 - $200,000 for just a base bunker.
His personal bunker looks amazing ! ! !
I appreciate you showcasing this fascinating property! It’s great to see more personal sides of Enes and Mikey!
thank you kindly!
Hi guys!!! I am writing from Ukraine: at the moment this is probably the most relevant video tour of vital real estate. Which Ukrainians need on the territory of Ukraine. Peaceful sky above your head!!! And God forbid to use this property for its intended purpose !!!!! Glory To Ukraine! Glory to the heroes!!!!! P.S. Many thanks to all Americans for helping our country !!!!!
🌻Ukraine is in my prayers.
Not just Americans. We Canadians are sending what we can to help your people. Your resilience and resistance is an inspiration. We understand the stakes go beyond Ukraine. Don't lose hope.
I really enjoyed thinking outside the box with new content. Though it was interesting, the end of days just means that! And these community’s always makes me think usually not a good vibe
I fucking love this episode. What a cool change of pace.
So since these bunkers are above ground, does that mean they aren’t nearly as nuke proof as underground bunkers are?
nothing with a front door is nuke proof
Yes.
I saw another you tuber tour this place, then it seemed like they just threw in whatever was in the return area at Home Depot. His pitch was getting you into a bunker as cheap as possible. I glad he’s learning more about design and floor plan. It’s a unique novelty home. They were 35000 back then. It’s also worth considering the concrete looks like it has a lot of weather damage in the places where the dirt has eroded.
This was so amazing! I honestly would LOVE to see a series like this! Keep up the great work!
Thank you! I'll keep that in mind
Been watching alot of your videos over the years and dove into your channel and absolutely love the variety you're bringing and the direction your heading. You like and respond to soo many comments and the production is sooo soo good! Truely a phenomenal creator and team! Keep up the excellent work guys!
I want in lol honestly the only thing you guys need is some solar paneling, an Aquaponics room and some flat screens for fake windows showing outside scenery. That would be perfect
A fun concept but I wonder if it would really sustain you for long enough. I recon you'd have about 6 months max in there
Great to see you guys explore such unique residential concepts like this one. Top notch presentation as always 👍🏼
Thanks a ton!
Hey, Enes. Great video. It was great to see this "different" aspect from what you guys are normally showing us. I hope it was as much fun for you guys to shoot as it was for me to watch. It was definitely a unique take on American life. Sort of a throwback to the fifties and early sixties "cold war" era. Great job. Hope to see more of these "different takes" on American homes.
This kind of videos along the regular ones make your channel so much more interesting. Thanks for your work! You got youself a new subscriber after a long time of just passing by from time to time.
Thank you very much! really appreciate it!
this vlog style is so wonderful it really feels like we are going to the bunker in real life its amazing bravo
This is a tomb. What of electricity? No dollar panels? Is there an emergency air filter?!
Amazing video! Enes and Mikey always bringing the best content 🔥
Thanks Zoe! You are the best!
Interesting, but someone has not thought the fallout shelter concept through. In the event of a nuclear war, Russia or China or whoever would most certainly target that facility directly because they would have no way of knowing it was not still used for munitions. It is better to be in the mountains away from everything.
Does it have an airstrip for small planes?
I bet Russia or China knows exactly what these storage bunkers are and their status. Don’t underestimate China’s intelligence agency. They have more than a hundred thousand people for cyber warfare and internet monitoring alone. They wouldn’t waste a nuke on abandoned munitions storage bunkers. I think the complex would run out of food, water, and fuel in a shit hits the fan scenario.
@@HockeyVictory66 Russia, China et. al. hide their facilities in and among the civilian population so they would not expect it to be fully abandoned. They would not take a chance and since their MERVs cover targets in clusters, there is no doubt it is targeted. That region has so many defense installations and launch sites it is a virtual certainty. Lets hope it never gets put to the test. You are right about supplies being a big concern. Without food and water for the long term, it would be pointless.
What would be a good idea is a Burning Man type festival on that property which would then have better accommodations and climate.
The low lights are depressing. Needs more light to psychologically survive there
I was wondering what a finished bunker would cost, considering an empty 80 foot one is $45,000. Would you happen to know?
My best guess is it would send the price to around $90,000 for the minimum and easily into $1 million if one goes crazy with the interior. I would buy one of these and just install the very basics: a toilet, sink, stove and shower and of course a generator/battery hybrid system. One important thing to add besides a smoke detector: an ICAD unit. It looks like those fancy Bad Guy explosives you see in action films but it's the total opposite. It means Integrated Chemical Agent Detecting. It beeps and flashes an LED whenever something bad makes its way into your bunker such as tear gas or carbon monoxide (VERY bad, it's odorless and you can die without realizing it). The rest will be pretty simple. I'll probably just haul in a very cheap used travel trailer so I can pack up and leave quickly if needed.
To outfit the bunker similar to like what Dante has is around 150K ( without appliances and furniture ) not including initial purchase of 45K. If you want to run a traditional septic, solar array and other nice things.....you can have a very efficient, comfortable bunker for around 225-250K. FYI all the bunkers for sale are the 80ft versions.
Loved this tour it was so much fun to watch. Please do a fan's tour in Cape Town, South Africa. So many awesome houses in Clifton Beach, Camps Bay, Blouberg Beach etc, etc...You'll also love the food and South African culture. Love your team, keep up the great work!🌞🌼😊
Although it's really cool to see you guys exploring these new things, on the other hand it was really really scary to think that someone could be living in that much isolation.
That night view!!!😨
Living in the country in 'isolation' is awesome. Not having neighbors is amazing. No city sounds, sirens, traffic, etc. I wouldn't have it any other way.
You guys are awesome. The professional videos are great, but it's also so fun to see a more personal and fun video once in a while.
Thank you so much!