I think it’s great that you have worked hard and earned the knowledge and means to be prepared. Many people, however, are just waking up to the whole paradigm, and the hour is late. They find they have a lot to learn, and a lot to do, often on very limited means. It can be daunting (I say, do what you CAN). Sound education/info in this area is sometimes difficult to come by. Why not try to teach and encourage those of lesser means and knowledge instead of disparaging them? God Bless!
@AvalonsDearestHeart Im not trying to disparage anyone from prepping, Im simply saying make sure the plan you have in place will work. This is not hollywood, it's real life.
@Christianprepper1 Thanks for your response. I find it is tough just to get people to see that the need for self-reliance is real. I always try to praise any prep effort a person makes toward that end, even if it's pitiful, because that might be the best they can afford. While offering encouragement/praise for their effort, I often gently suggest better ideas for them if they can afford it. Not room enough here. Keep trying. If you wake up one person, it's worth it.
Your 1000% Right! I've done many extended sub arctic wilderness expeditions in Quebec Canada; often solo trips 4-6 weeks in duration; I consider myself a survival expert; 1. Shelter
2. Water 3. Food 4. Security 5. First Aid 6. Communications; are essential;
99.9 % of the bug out community would experience direr conditions within 3 nights and destitute within 7 nights; one correction; "everything out there is trying to kill you" is a false statement; nature is perfect and complete.
i have a bug out bag i keep in my suv but its not for bugging out... i call it my get home bag. my home is fortified the best i can do for my neighborhood without calling alot of attention to us. and i am a scout leader and we do alot of hiking and camping as well and i use my get home bag as my pack when we go hiking and camping so all my gear is tested and proved itself to me over and over again ... but anyway i belive and agree with everything you said here good job and good vid
when you make a fire you are game for the hungry people . thay will see you keep to the house is good. to cook food is a game of life and death,1 sees you 2 hundred will come , cold food for a month or 3 will save your life ,there is no good way . its luck that will save you ,hope is all thay have and a plan which is better than most ,southenprepper could go down 1st people no him ?.
i have a b.o.b but it is more for like if we are tolled to evac bugging out would be a last resort no way i would leave the safety of my home good vid
I think you're right on a lot of points brother. One of the funniest things I see on YT are the videos of BOB's that probably weigh 80+lbs that are full of crap that won't last, let alone have never even been tested. For me as with most people bugging out is the absolute last ditch effort. That being said, I hike quite a bit, both on and off trail, and my BOB is my hiking pack and I have learned over time what works, and what doesn't, as well as what I NEED and what I can do without! Great Vid!
Finally some body who is perching what I'v been saying great video brother.
RabbitsNWatermelons 3 weeks ago
50% of survival is know how, 30% is mental the rest is 20% is preparation If you think you are going to live in the wood you need experience.
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RabbitsNWatermelons 3 weeks ago
I think it’s great that you have worked hard and earned the knowledge and means to be prepared. Many people, however, are just waking up to the whole paradigm, and the hour is late. They find they have a lot to learn, and a lot to do, often on very limited means. It can be daunting (I say, do what you CAN). Sound education/info in this area is sometimes difficult to come by. Why not try to teach and encourage those of lesser means and knowledge instead of disparaging them? God Bless!
AvalonsDearestHeart 4 weeks ago
@AvalonsDearestHeart Im not trying to disparage anyone from prepping, Im simply saying make sure the plan you have in place will work. This is not hollywood, it's real life.
Christianprepper1 3 weeks ago
@Christianprepper1 Thanks for your response. I find it is tough just to get people to see that the need for self-reliance is real. I always try to praise any prep effort a person makes toward that end, even if it's pitiful, because that might be the best they can afford. While offering encouragement/praise for their effort, I often gently suggest better ideas for them if they can afford it. Not room enough here. Keep trying. If you wake up one person, it's worth it.
AvalonsDearestHeart 3 weeks ago
Your 1000% Right! I've done many extended sub arctic wilderness expeditions in Quebec Canada; often solo trips 4-6 weeks in duration; I consider myself a survival expert; 1. Shelter
2. Water 3. Food 4. Security 5. First Aid 6. Communications; are essential;
99.9 % of the bug out community would experience direr conditions within 3 nights and destitute within 7 nights; one correction; "everything out there is trying to kill you" is a false statement; nature is perfect and complete.
tpm1602 4 weeks ago
i have a bug out bag i keep in my suv but its not for bugging out... i call it my get home bag. my home is fortified the best i can do for my neighborhood without calling alot of attention to us. and i am a scout leader and we do alot of hiking and camping as well and i use my get home bag as my pack when we go hiking and camping so all my gear is tested and proved itself to me over and over again ... but anyway i belive and agree with everything you said here good job and good vid
preparedscoutdad 1 month ago
the whole thing i think is really about jesus comeing back.but we going to pay some hefty dues before that happens. this is just the first phase.
scprepper55 1 month ago
Food for thought, 1000ft of barbed wire only cost about $40.
Thats my plan for my home.
sittinguy 1 month ago
I do have BOBs, I do use it.
BUT
I am NOT leaving my home,, its where my preps are.
I actually camp, so I just fluffed my pack to double as a BOB
sittinguy 1 month ago
when you make a fire you are game for the hungry people . thay will see you keep to the house is good. to cook food is a game of life and death,1 sees you 2 hundred will come , cold food for a month or 3 will save your life ,there is no good way . its luck that will save you ,hope is all thay have and a plan which is better than most ,southenprepper could go down 1st people no him ?.
nellyyllen1 1 month ago
i have a b.o.b but it is more for like if we are tolled to evac bugging out would be a last resort no way i would leave the safety of my home good vid
ohiopreppdude 1 month ago
I think you're right on a lot of points brother. One of the funniest things I see on YT are the videos of BOB's that probably weigh 80+lbs that are full of crap that won't last, let alone have never even been tested. For me as with most people bugging out is the absolute last ditch effort. That being said, I hike quite a bit, both on and off trail, and my BOB is my hiking pack and I have learned over time what works, and what doesn't, as well as what I NEED and what I can do without! Great Vid!
adaminma 1 month ago