Your BEST CHANCE of Survival

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Bugging in is your best chance of survival in many disasters. This video discusses the different aspects of bugging in that you need to have covered to increase your chances of survival.
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@diypreppertv Год назад

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@judypausina6278 Год назад

I love

@Breezyaon1 Год назад

Is this prediction science-based? How long is this dry food supposed going to last?

@luislandofficial Год назад

For TEMPORARY use when my toilets were not running, I used plastic bags right in the toilet, shut off water first, with cat litter and just threw away the bags.

@James-yk9hz Год назад

I was over the road truck driver and a prepper once told me that a lot of people are going with propane and stuff like that butane and that alcohol that you mentioned in for alcohol stoves however he mentioned something else that people don't realize they have and you can buy it fairly cheap and that's the big bottles of hand sanitizer now if you get the ones that are clear they have a high alcohol content just remember to turn your lights off if you want to see the flame those are hot enough to cook just about whatever you need and it burns just as long and cleaner than most others

@TheMargo420 Год назад

Great to know.

@danielade9694 Год назад

You can also use 55 gallon black garbage bags after you split them down the sides to cover your windows from the inside using the curtain in between them so it looks normal outside but nobody can see the light either

@sonjacampeau4051 Год назад

I'd just like to add that it is necessary to exercise extreme caution when cooking aromatic foods,for obvious reasons.

@watchandpray8918 Год назад

If you're in a situation with a stomach virus and really should be in hospital but there's no space, that's a big hardship on you and your family. Buy disposable adult diapers - two packs sized to fit every family member. When you're really sick, you can be going through ALL of your sheets and ALL of your underwear in a short time. Another nice thing to have would be a good quantity of activated charcoal; this can greatly lessen the severity of a stomach infection or poisoning.

@bradkaral1188 Год назад

Good advice. And also remember some type of surface disinfectant in case of this kind of scenario.

@user-me4xw2cy1v 3 месяца назад

Also Imodium

@GoodThingsEtc Год назад

I live in the city and grateful for my small 2 bedroom. I have turned my spare room into a storage room which really helps alot !

@ClaudiaMitchell-jn7fw Год назад

Great idea ! 😊

@stacyewhite3037 Год назад

Be sure to add pest protection to your preps. Mice and insects can destroy your food supply.

@diypreppertv Год назад

Thanks for watching Stacye!

@flakathy890 Год назад

JR mentioned those things in this video. 😉

@justme8108 Год назад

I can water in my pressure cooker, that way I always have sterile water for medical purposes, or drinking, and the canned water takes up the same space as empty jars.

@vivi44 Год назад

Fire arms, close quarters combat training, uban combat training. Nobody ever mentions these for bugging in. Nobody ever says prepare physically and mentally for the after effects of defending yourself with lethal force.

@amymartin7508 Год назад

This is true. Mental preparedness is everyday life. For example, I will bend over backward for my own dog and did the other day. Lol. Seriously, old girl got stuck chasing a rat and had to go in tight, confined spaces and force her up and out. Other dog just alerted, and there I stood typing the first 3 lines with nothing. Don't know what happened, he got upset about something.we live in an area where we get up with a dog bark, even in a deep sleep. Scary, huh? Can you reach for what you need in a deep sleep? Those are my thoughts. A nation of light sleepers; where is this going?🤣 code talk as always. 3 eggs. Confuse ia.. yeah, I am down with that.

@heygetoffmylawn1572 Год назад

This is a great list for reminders. I included in our list medical equipment such as walkers, canes, crutches, shower chairs, bed rails, commodes, handicap toilet accessories, hand bars In showers and bath tubs, transport chairs and wheelchairs, braces for back, knee, wrist, etc. Anything that would assist to convalesce at home.

@diypreppertv Год назад

Good ideas! Thanks for sharing!

@dang6832 Год назад

Don’t forget extra fire extinguishers if you use fire lighting, cooking, or heating devices.

@diypreppertv Год назад

Thanks for watching!

@dang6832 Год назад

@@diypreppertv 👍🏼

@angeladansie4378 Год назад

@@dang6832 Excellent suggestion! Very little chance that you'll be able to count on the fire department in a large disaster. And emergency stoves, candles, gas lanterns, etc. can easily start a house fire

@dang6832 Год назад

@@angeladansie4378 thanks. I based it on my ability to be a little clumsy. Sad but true.😩

@suehop1579 Год назад

Exactly! 2 is 1, shtf - you won't have a fire dept to call..I gift carbon monoxide detectors & fire extinguishers for Christmas to family friends & even a couple neighbors....no one wants to lose to fire, preps or life!

@justjenn9011 Год назад

I got a dollar tree headlight, mainly to use while working outside in the dark, and let me tell you, its actually pretty bright for only being $1.25. I blinded my fiance several times with it. It comes with three modes, bright, dim, and flashing. It takes two aaa batteries. Its not waterproof or fancy, but it works pretty well if your on a serious budget. If anyone wants one for cheap, id say get it. Really not bad. Lights up my entire room at night with all the lights out.

@diypreppertv Год назад

Some of the cheaper lights from dollar stores and Harbor Freight aren't that bad, especially if you just use them around the house and don't abuse them.

@flakathy890 Год назад

@JennyO I think Dollar Tree has a lot of great items for preppers and they don't cost an arm and a leg.

@medicmike4906 Год назад

Amazon has solar-powered lanterns, I bought several of these, and if needed, every morning place them outside to charge.

@RyDeezy Год назад

I've done a lot of this already, but it seems like there's always something more to do. This was a great overview. You can spend a fortune, so spend wisely 🙂

@stevenmorris3181 Год назад

If you have an armored track vehicle pulling a fully loaded 8x20 enclosed trailer to a remote 10 acres with off grid cabin and water you are getting close. Of course there's always island life on Seven Seas... Ten years of prepping and gave it all to my kids. Kept an AK, pistol and ammo so I can say nty🤑

@RyDeezy Год назад

@@stevenmorris3181 I like the way you think

@lylehedin Год назад

At my age I really think I will be bugging in place. These are practical ideas and very helpful. I am thinking where I live in MT the cold winters will be one of the biggest problems along with a water supply.

@AllThingsConsidered333 Год назад

I started dehydrating my own meat for long term storage. I will dehydrate eggs (cooked & raw) this weekend. Found a channel that does this. Ordered the trays with edges for my dehydrator today. Also saved a vid to watch about storing meat in fat for long term storage. Plants cause me so many symptoms I quit eating them all except coconut so I am learning how to prepare my meat & fats for long term storage

@SandCrabNews Год назад

I lived in Orange County, CA 1998-2010. There were a few scenarios where I thought about bugging out. Los Angeles Metro population is over 11 million. All food is transported in. Surrounding hills and mountains don't have enough wildlife to feed 11 million people. Egress routes to the North, East and South would quickly be clogged. San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS) has its own evacuation plan and routes. Best choice was to build and maintain a pantry and stay in for a week.

@diypreppertv Год назад

Thanks for sharing!

@Mark-ct4ie Год назад

I left orange county 2000 lived in Huntington beach...back to "sweet home Oklahoma"... house.. property...cheep!...oil gas state....don't miss y'all !

@danspencer9499 Год назад

If you don't survive the first week, nothing else matters, right?

@scoobydoo6234 Год назад

@@danspencer9499 very true 🐑

@IrelandVonVicious Год назад

It's really not the best choice. I live just outside that area. I plan on blocking the pass with heavy equipment and armed guards ASAP if things go down. You probably will not make it out a week later. The roads won't even exist by then.

@concernedpatriot.2221 Год назад

Reference storing water. I have 2 “ water bobs “ even if the entire grid goes down, the water pipes will stay pressurized for a day or two. Each “ water Bob “ stores 100 gallons of water. Also remember, if you have a watertank electric water heater, that stores 50-60 gallons of water.

@paularizzo5217 Год назад

Water Bobs are gonna be Christmas gifts for my family members. I was just thinking about that this morning!!

@cynthiaharrell784 Год назад

Thanks for posting this, I'm sick of hearing of bug out, when the majority of of the population live in the city.

@diypreppertv Год назад

Thank you Cynthia!

@angeladansie4378 Год назад

Right? If you're set up properly, there is no reason to leave your castle & venture out into the chaos. Of course, if you live in a fire, flood or hurricane prone area it is a good idea to be ready to bug out.

@cynthiaharrell784 Год назад

@@theopticsarehigh I'm not a fish.

@richardelliott9511 11 месяцев назад

Bugging in is my master plan. Short of a house fire or other calamity, I'm not going anywhere! For now I am concentrating on more food and water.... thanks JR

@Stella2U Год назад

For sanitation, for space and smell considerations you want to separate #1 and #2. You can put #2 in your bucket, layer it with sawdust. and compost it if you're onto that. For #1 if you can't bucket flush your toilet to get rid of it ( less frequent flushing required than with #2) you can fill old detergent bottles, empty water bottles etc. Females could use a funnel to keep it neat if you can't get outside.

@diypreppertv Год назад

Thanks for watching and sharing!

@piamadison5539 Год назад

Great ideas. You can actually buy female plastic portable urinal bottles.

@rcat32 Год назад

Why waste bottles to put urine in? The nitrogen in it is good for the garden and yard, so toss it out. You'll run out of contractor black bags, by the way.

@Stella2U Год назад

@@rcat32 The bottles are meant to be temporary as a solution in a situation where you can't go outside for awhile.Eventually you would dump them out. You can use buckets without bags and just compost what's in them for use later.

@robhunt-watts8908 Год назад

We're English and have been preppers in a low key sort of way, for years. Your channel is probably the best I've come across. Thanks.

@HH-iv6mf Год назад

Hygiene in Hot weather States Like Florida are Super important. You must stay DRY COOL AND CLEAN...

@commitmentphobe3045 Год назад

Foxfire books!!! Heck yes.

@LarsLarsen77 Год назад

You can get what's called a "dry loop" from the phone company, which is just a really long twisted pair wire between two addresses. Even if everything is down, including the phone company's main office, you will still have a working alarm system. Banks and other high security places usually have something like that set up.

@catmandude2357 Год назад

For water storage I like using Simply lemonade/orange juice containers. They are very rigid and can be re-used many times.

@loveyourselfdearest 6 месяцев назад

Be mindful of chemical leaching from the plastic! It will slowly degrade over time and into your water. I suggest using alternative means such as glass if you’re able to. If this ends up as a last resort, store them in cool, dark places out of the sun which will break down the material faster.

@randelldarky3920 Год назад

Dried beans take a large amount of energy to cook. Canned beans are the best. A BBQ can be smelled for over a mile away.

@missmodern Год назад

Like a cowboy. Canned beans and coffee.

@angeladansie4378 Год назад

So true. If there's no power or fuel & you can't make a fire, those dried beans that need to cook for HOURS are virtually worthless.

@NancySteinVeganChef Год назад

use an instant pot beans cook really fast.

@kirk1968 Год назад

That is GREAT to know, thank you for sharing!

@janetbyrd1065 Год назад

Best LED Lanterns are the Solar/hand-crank kind. Used mine when power out for 10 hours in 2021.

@Lavndrflrs Год назад

Can you share what brands are best? Thanks

@carolinaprepper6603 Год назад

yep and we got a crank radio. prep on

@zenyeti3076 Год назад

Hi DYI! Good to finally get to your channel- big watcher of Nate, Kris, Brad, & Cliff. Loving the straight up practical aspect of “ Getting Ready “ as i call it; cause it’s always gonna be something! Growing up in Tornado Alley- been involved in what prolonged Nature Predicaments can be like. Keep sharing, i remind the Nay say Trolls that some kind of weather events are going to find you. You probably won’t die, & you will need the basics covered.☮️

@diypreppertv Год назад

Thanks for watching and commenting!

@deplorableeye1628 Год назад

For defense, I recommend a 100,000 lumen flashlight. When your attackers go suddenly blind...

@suehop1579 Год назад

Absolutely! Great idea,I have a 600 some lumens flashlight ( never heard of one being a 1000)

@danielade9694 Год назад

By the way on the smoke alarms make sure that they have a battery backup setup so they're only AC powered they're going to be useless if the power goes out if they got battery backup they'll still run despite the loss of Main Power

@erikturner5073 Год назад

I just subscribed because this is a well put together video and list without it being overwhelming, compared to other prepper videos/channels I've seen.

@diypreppertv Год назад

Thank you Erik!

@pt2575 Год назад

Thank you. Excellent information & reminders. Appreciate you sharing your knowledge and experience. You are a very dedicated young man.

@diypreppertv Год назад

Thank you PT!

@IrelandVonVicious Год назад

Bigger mobile solar setup (1500 watt or more) with a cheap microwave (900 watt). You can cook anything and boil water. No fuel needed can work for years if needed. No noise. Can fill water bottles to keep you warm in bed. Those with a water filter are the three first preps I'd recommend.

@totogogocc5526 Год назад

use heat from cooking, to warm. a good size rock, shape you like, bag of raw rice or beans warmed under your sheets, for feet..

@paularizzo5217 Год назад

Great idea for apartment dwellers!!

@brendanelson1027 Год назад

Thanks for all the information you are sharing. It's always well organized, concise & includes visual examples of what's being described. Good job! Blessings from NW Florida!

@diypreppertv Год назад

Thank you Brenda!

@teflondonii9298 Год назад

I will say that this is the BEST information bugging in that I've heard to date. Thank you for this. I have some of these things, but will go back to re-evaluate my strategy and materials. 💯👍🏾🙏🏾

@diypreppertv Год назад

Thanks for watching and commenting!

@margaretchaves7735 Год назад

Thank You For Keeping Us Informed. Great video!

@westwindonthelittleranchby240 Год назад

Another good idea is to have real books gardening , dIY , wild foods, wild medicine and first aid books. No internet so books will be best. Great video thank you for all your hard work.

@normancupit Год назад

appreciate your down to earth approach and manner.

@fredfolson5355 Год назад

Wow, this is all great information! I was in the Marines for over 20 years and I've rarely heard such great info on how to survive in an enviroment that many Americans are not familiar with. I recommend everyone take this info to heart and adjust it for your life. Good stuff!

@diypreppertv Год назад

Thank you Fred! That means a lot coming from a Marine. I have a lot of respect for y’all!

@fredfolson5355 Год назад

@@diypreppertv You're welcome man! Keep up the good work; people need to hear this stuff and prepare! Your common sense approach works for the inconvenient power outage due to a tropical or snow storm all the way to . . . near-armageddon. Lol

@maryjowinfrey4589 Год назад

Hey JR! Another excellent video reminder that we are now entering peak hurricane season and the tropics are waking up!!! Thank you & God bless!

@diypreppertv Год назад

Thank you Mary Jo!

@RATED4EVER Год назад

16:07 - 16:34 For this area, I have my Personal CD Player to listen to while either sitting down & relaxing OR just walking around the home so that I'm also moving around at the same time. For the entertainment/game part, I have the Mini-Arcade PAC-MAN, Mini-Arcade MS. PACMAN, and a Mini-Arcade FROGGER devices to play with/keep busy.

@t.m2933 Год назад

Thank you for sharing with us. This was really outstanding information.

@MrLandphill Год назад

Thanks for all the great videos.

@peterbehringer63 Год назад

Great common sense oriented tutorial on bugging in ..a lot that you covered in the video i put into practice bugging-in during the nationwide series of blackouts that occurred in Venezuela in March/April 2019... with the electricity out up to 4-5days for each one in our city.

@diypreppertv Год назад

Thank you Peter!

@peterbehringer63 Год назад

@@diypreppertvAmerican expat tropical salutes from Caracas!

@davidblanchard5252 11 месяцев назад

Bugging in is first on the list. With all the supplies and food, water and proper shelter, unless you are forced to move, bugging out! You are limited to what you can carry. Security, not a problem. In Hostel Times ! Gorilla Warfare takes place. All is fair in Love and War. I do believe in Peace, thought! Hopefully this will never take place. Crime is another problem ! Like Florida Governor DeSantis stated : you loot, we shoot ! Thank you JR. for your informational series, I enjoy each and everyone of them.

@lissacrane3898 Год назад

Great advice & info! Thanks for sharing!

@diypreppertv Год назад

Thanks for watching and commenting Lissa!

@christinas907 Год назад

Great info thank you. I would add "How To" books on all these subjects you are talking about.

@diypreppertv Год назад

Good idea! Thanks for watching and commenting!

@MarkFaust Год назад

Have plenty of fire extinguishers inside as many rooms as possible.

@diypreppertv Год назад

Very true!

@MarkFaust Год назад

@@daval5563 I'm almost certain if you ask with the right tone, your local fire fighters might have some for free.

@Dallas88888 Год назад

Very well done. Thanks for sharing.

@diypreppertv Год назад

Thank you Dallas!

@heatherdeavalon Год назад

Thanks JR, now I have to sign in to Amazon! Great information 👍

@diypreppertv Год назад

Thank you Heather!

@Kathleensailorgirl Год назад

JR thank you for your common sense advice, you are a true blessing. 🙏🙏👍😊

@diypreppertv Год назад

Thank you Kathleen!

@scarletdreamer Год назад

Another comms option is GMRS. $35 for a 10yr license, no test required & everyone in your household is allowed to use the radio under your license/call sign. NOTARUBICON here on YT is a great resource for info on GMRS. Even handheld CBs would be a good option because while truckers may not be rolling, they will probably still be talking.

@danielade9694 Год назад

Also a good option for the windows is privacy Shades that don't let the sunlight through or don't let light through them because then if you have a light on nobody on the outside can see it

@melodyclark4347 Год назад

Thats a good tip. Thanks.

@marktechsci Год назад

Good video. I like your down to earth style and budget friendly ideas. Have a great 4th.

@elizabethlnu2775 Год назад

As always, an incredibly informative video...thank you, JR!

@diypreppertv Год назад

Thank you Elizabeth!

@Stinschen 2 месяца назад

Thank you for mentioning pet food/supplies. Not many seem to do that.

@glorybound7599 Год назад

Very good and thorough. Trash disposal is one I would add. Also try to establish a tribe or community of like minded individuals that can help each other.

@diypreppertv Год назад

Good ideas! Thanks for sharing!

@somethingcool7903 Год назад

I thought about chicken wire or that octagon shaped fencing putting it up on the inside of the windows along with security film. Some sort of fencing especially along big front facing windows. Oh in emergency situation you can use ham radio without license or grid down and a baofang ham radio start at $25-35. Also as long as your not blowing up on the frequencies nobody cares its hard to caught someone operating a ham radio usually it's someone reporting you.

@HH-iv6mf Год назад

Impressive video. Your information is TOP NOTCH.

@diypreppertv Год назад

Thank you!

@debbithompson2181 Год назад

I appreciate your videos, I always learn something!

@diypreppertv Год назад

Thank you Debbi!

@lauriegarland5728 Год назад

WOW, you covered every aspect! Great Video!

@diypreppertv Год назад

Thank you Laurie!

@robertalonzo1569 Год назад

Wow ! You share in Amazing, rapid fire plans, ideas & suggestions 👍👍 Mich appreciated, you are awesome.

@diypreppertv Год назад

Thank you Robert!

@kd8309 Год назад

Thanks very much for your videos. They have been very informative and also given great suggestions for areas I missed.

@diypreppertv Год назад

You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!

@captaincrustyradio Год назад

New subscriber, one of the best bug in videos I have seen. Thank you.

@diypreppertv Год назад

Thank you Kirk!

@milliemrrobinson1074 Год назад

Excellent advice! Thanks, JR!

@diypreppertv Год назад

Thank you Millie!

@boonedog1457 Год назад

Very well done!

@AmbuBadger Год назад

Easiest thing to do now if you have an air conditioner: buy a new, clean trash can and start collecting your condensate water. In about a week, I had 32 gallons that was clean enough to drink, but more likely would be used for cleaning, bathing, and irrigation. You can install a spigot at the bottom or keep it simple and put a hand siphon pump in the top.

@diypreppertv Год назад

Thanks for sharing!

@dees1378 Год назад

Water from air conditioner IS NOT safe to drink! I’m a Hvac technician for almost 30 years. It has biological contamination in it! From your body as well as mold spores. Treat it and filter it before you do something like this. Also remember that when you have your unit services, remember that anti algae compounds and coil cleaning chemicals are used. Poison for humans and pets

@AmbuBadger Год назад

@@dees1378 Good to know. I've only used it to water plants so far, and it would be out through a filter if needed, but now I'll have to see if filtering will be enough to take of that coil cleaner you mentioned!

@RuthLankford 11 месяцев назад

@drumdad1242 Год назад

Great video, thanks!

@elizabethashby2673 Год назад

THANK YOU YOUNG MAN 4 SHARING.

@diypreppertv Год назад

Thanks for watching Elizabeth!

@davemartin9632 Год назад

Loved the subject content. Keep up the great videos!

@diypreppertv Год назад

Thank you Dave!

@southsidecarly7427 Год назад

Great video so much useful information!

@diypreppertv Год назад

Thank you!

@brandonlueschen6770 Год назад

Americans patriots all across America are organizing and training! The tyranny will be fought and GOD will help us defeat these tyrants !!!!

@allengrant Год назад

Thx JR. Comment for the RU-vid algorithm. Cheers 😎🦅🇺🇸 BTW: The Wolverine water bags are awesome. Thick, double-walled, & no leaks(yet)! Made in USA as well. 'Preciate the referral and code.

@diypreppertv Год назад

Thanks HozelRocket! I’m glad the bags are working for you!

@truthinhistory6585 Год назад

Perfect time for this type of video. Thank you

@diypreppertv Год назад

You’re welcome! Thanks for watching and commenting!

@mouthboehm Год назад

Great and thorough video!

@diypreppertv Год назад

Thank you Michael!

@twodrshomestead Год назад

Thanks for the video!

@diypreppertv Год назад

Thanks for watching!

@jessicastinemusic4066 Год назад

Nobody talks about bugging in! It's often the best protocol.

@diypreppertv Год назад

Thanks for watching and commenting!

@angeladansie4378 Год назад

It's my #1 plan. Bugging out will be a very last option. Of course, it depends on where one lives. People in fire, flood & mega storm prone areas should always have a bug out plan

@jopiaspieder1184 Год назад

I have all of these covered and great video by the way.

@diypreppertv Год назад

Thank you Jopia!

@jamesstratton4488 Год назад

Thanks

@flakathy890 Год назад

Another great video filled with awesome ideas.

@diypreppertv Год назад

Thank you Kathy!

@markw.3743 Год назад

Thanks J R !!! 👌

@diypreppertv Год назад

Thanks for watching and commenting Mark!

@constitutionalrepublic1966 Год назад

Ready made MRE’s: Home made bread 🍞 for sandwiches if the store bread is limited or sold out crackers, tuna/tuna salad/salmon/chicken/chicken salad in foil packets, small size peanut butter in foil, jelly in those small restaurants size containers, oodles and noodles (Amazon has packets of 48 packs in a box) small foil tube of coffee ☕️ or Gatorade or tea (travel sizes) you can find them in boxes in groceries stores in the water section Foil packet of water, or bottled water but the bottles adds weight Take one foil packet of meat/fruit in jello/peanut butter in foil packets/jelly in small sizes/oodles & noodles/bread to make sandwiches (or Taylor make your own MRE’S) Add one of everything and put in the small paper bag, for your BOB, camping ⛺️ supplies, survival supplies, then add the items to an emergency hidden pantry in boxes, shelves, etc. The packets are light and multiple paper bags will fit in BOB, backpacks, and everything in between, I made my packs from this list, and they are wonderful!

@parkerazz4385 Год назад

Great information

@diypreppertv Год назад

Thanks for watching!

@jcdman1 Год назад

Thank you

@svenhassel17 Год назад

Great video! Thank's a lot

@diypreppertv Год назад

Thanks for watching Sven!

@ibpositivemostly7437 Год назад

Cool video thanks.

@diypreppertv Год назад

Thanks for watching!

@somethingcool7903 Год назад

I heard back in the day people would burn down there old home when they moved just to get the nails. Apparently nails are time consuming to make and become very valuable when you can't just go to your local hardware store or order them.

@joanamell3448 Год назад

I think you have some excellent ideas and I appreciate your help

@diypreppertv Год назад

Thank you Joan!

@sharoncrump6324 Год назад

Chafing fuel with a basic party kit from Walmart/ Sam's club which is just a cheap wire rack, large Tin pan with some water to boil with chafing fuel and smaller tin pans on top to place food you need to cook/heat.

@ronaldsimmonds1002 Год назад

Big thumbs up👍🏻

@diypreppertv Год назад

Thank you Ronald!

@MiskalM16 7 месяцев назад

From what I understand if it is a state of emergency a ham radio can be used by someone without a license. Meaning that you can broadcast during an emergency

@christophergreen1785 Год назад

I have a home security system. 2 dogs that love the family and hate trespassers and will act and some pew pews if they somehow get by the dogs. Where I live in a very small city the people that walk by my house, they cross the road first just encase the dogs are outside. You forgot a short wave radio. They are cheap and come in handy.

@we-endure5039 Год назад

Excellent video 👍

@diypreppertv Год назад

Thank you!

@jctedsap Год назад

Chase medical has a program to sell you antibiotics mail order. A little pricey but if it saves your life it’s worth it.

@bronwynsmith4469 Год назад

Great video 🎬 Heaps of information

@diypreppertv Год назад

Thank you!

@Ujaah Год назад

I am always shocked by the size of the item packaging in USA :D Compared to what is offered in Europe, those bags of rice or packets of wet wipes are gigantic and do not exist on offer.

@canadafree2087 Год назад

Bugging in is what everyone does, it is called living in a house! "Bugging in" is only for short term events, you will need to leave your house and gather supplies ala Selco. Selco went out at night but that was to avoid snipers.

@angeladansie4378 Год назад

Depends on where you live & what your prep level is. My family lives off-grid in Montana. We have hand pumps on our wells, a years worth of stored food for all 10 of us (including the kids & grandkids who live in town), about 50 cords of firewood, livestock on the hoof, chickens & gardens. Plus plenty of ability to defend our easily defensible 160 acres. I'm not going out for supplies until the zombies (the unprepared, the desperate, the predators) are all dead in the chaos.

@evelyny7037 Год назад

IMO, the best supplement with antibiotic effect is VitaminC… Pure ascorbic acid… powder is fine. That and a high quality magnesium are critical for our health…