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Practical Prepping Protocol even if Poor
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 76903646:MV8zOTYyNTk1XzcxNjQ2NTYxX0Y1MkRBRTdB] [quote:Presqu'ile:MV8zOTYyNTk1XzcxNjQ1NzEwX0RDNUE3M0FC] IS THIS MOTHA FUCKA COPY WRITED TOO? [b][color=red]Food, Lifestraw, clothes, flint, knife, gloves, bandanas, toilet paper roll, compass, map, flashlight, hatchet, survival seeds (for barter use also), paper, pencil, pen, poncho, sleeping bag, paracord, bungee cord. Socks, fishing line, hook First aid . Pain killers. Binocular Sewing kit, pot/metal tin safe tinfoil Cheetos crunchy various napkins with designs on them bags (for poop) ramens Leatherman tool, military can openers, small game snares, emergency blankets, signal mirrors, magnifying glasses, whistles, emergency blankets and sleeping bags, coffee filters for water, strickers, lighters, suture kits, plus items already mentioned A total medic bag, Clothing, food, building tools, fire starters, guns ammo, rain gear, heavy clothing, camping gear, water filters reverse osmosis, seeds, shelter, books on plants, two way radios with e channels, maps, compass, boots, fishing gear, soap, sewing gear, Cb radio, knives, dishes, pots, frying pan. I have a small 72 hour pack with 2 changes of undies and socks, 8L of water, a few protein bars, some noodles, nuts etc, paracord, knife and multitool, pen and paper, small first aid kit, $250 cash, smokes pain killers and a novel. I also have a big army trunk full of rice and canned foods, camelbak bladders, mortgage/insurance/birth certificates etc. Battery AM/FM radio, torch, candles, alcohol stove, a few changes of clothes, dog food, tent, sleeping bag, a couple of tarps and a telescopic fishing rod. Nail clippers, blade sharpening kit maps compass knife food water tarp gloves lighter small crowbar Beef jerky. Beef sticks. Protein bars. Meds. Vitamins. Shotgun. Pistol. Ammo. Water filter. Soap. TP. Bible. Lighters. Combo machete/saw. Rice. Beans. Pan. Gloves tent, paracord, plastic sheeting, bags, water purification tablets, iodine, pain killers, first aid kit, colloidal silver, compass, leatherman, fishing line, morphine, clothes, waterproofs, face masks, assorted food, firestarter, waterproof matches, torch, 200x cigs for trading, wind up radio/torch. TARP Water proof matches, a good knife iodine - can be used to disenfect water and for cuts... Used to use iodine in cities water before chorline... Lifestraw is great - which was mentioned before. I also like a bag of brown rice with some spices as a quick meal. Couple pounds of dried beans, couple pounds of bags of brown rice, boullion cubes. Small pot. Cotton balls. Magnifying lens. Fishing line, hooks, bobbers. Crystal radio,, crank flashlight. Duct tape, fold out chair I check the list: -Rubber tubing -Saw -Gas -Gloves -Cuffs -Razor Wire -Hatchet -Gladys -and my mitts. Why not carrya bunch of lighters instead of Flint? You can buy ten for ten dollars. Much easier than Flint. 1 Katadyn pocket water filter 2)1 liter aluminum water bottles 1 Italian wool blanket (full) 1 queen sheet (white) 1 queen hospital warming blanket (white) 1 very, very light weight sleeping bag 1 hatchet and 2 knife (2 Estwing/1 other{knife}) 20 concrete nails 1&1/2 inch 40guage? of 30ft or so of copper wire (removed from an extension cord) 100 ft. poly nylon rope @150# 1 10 oz dropper bottle of bleach 2 bottle guardia tablet set 1 compass,also 1 victorinox all in one (ruler/strait edge, compass, magnifier,spirit level,thermometer) 1 jewlers loupe (2 sided/2 size) 1 mini bible (full nkjv) 1 inch x 2 inch x 1/2 inch 2 wild edible food books (wish i could micro them.) 2 maps (relevant areas) sharpening stone(fine and course) mini file set, (round, flat, concave, convex =6-8 in all) magnesium/flint strikes x4 lighter x4 plastic bags 3 sizes, 4-5 each 1 10x10 tarp 1 leatherman pliers 1 packet of needles (assorted) 1 led flashlight w/rechargeable AA batteries & charger 1 spool of woven thread @ 30 ft fishing line(@ 150 ft and 20 treble hooks + hollow core lead sinker & swivels) 1 cookware set (2 Q & 1 Q pot/w 2 lid/plate/skillet + handle) 1 hobo knife/spoon/fork set 1 change of clothes (underwear, sweats, pants {camo/military}, long shirt, short shirt 4 pair socks 1 pair leather gloves. 1 jar sno seal 1 pack of hermetically sealed heirloom seeds. dehydrated food + beans, rice flour........etc. 1 120ltr pack with removable daypack.....etc... first aid kit. 1 pair of bad ass boots. (Irish Setter Boot 1000g Insulated Waterproof Hunting Boots, elk tracker 860) SALT 1 pound each, also 2-3 small 5-12oz stackable sealable containers. Great list! I will dig mine out and post in a bit. I have a get home bag (I travel a lot) and a "Light's Out" list. [/color][/b] [/quote] Great post! I will post my get home bag list in a minute, have to go through it, I travel a lot, so it's always with me. [/quote]
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Continuation of another thread of wonderful people with the best ever ideas for practical prepping even for those with little money.
We discuss power outages including CME and EMP, heating and cooking methods, first aid, foods; we run disaster scenarios to see if we know what to do.
This is probably the only prepping thread a person would need, whether long-time prepper here to share, or newbie prepper here to learn and everyone in between.
Welcome!! Join us! Learn! Teach! Enjoy!!
What you need to put in a good medical/first aid kit is listed on Page 99. Copy or even add to the list there.
Discussion of hand-held HAM radios, especially Baofeng, begins on page 145.
Diabetes during SHTF Page 175 and others
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