Apocalypse Cache 30 Months Old
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I was noticing while putting it back in the ground that the earth about 18" down was very cool to the touch even though its been in the hundred degree range for a couple of weeks. Combine that with the sandy soil for quick drainage in that area and it spells stable environment for the interior of the cache. In the next week or so, I'm going to visit my bug-in cache and add lots to it. That video will sit in Patreon for awhile, but should be released eventually on Ewwtube. Check out the description and get some Nutrient Survival using my link. I'm getting some more Peanut Butter Bars and some Southwestern Medley for both the apocalypse and camping trips. Thanks for watching~
Cache as cache can! :)
EwwTube.... 🤣🤣🤣 I'm going to steal that one!
Never thought of sand being an advantage because of quick water drainage before, thanks.
@@samueladams6207 Sand makes a great water filter too. A pipe filled with clean sand can hardly be beat.
Did you add any moisture absorbent packs to the container when you buried it? Just out of curiosity
I was honestly shocked at how many cans fit in that jug. Thats easily a few days rations. Afterwards you have the jug for water or foraging.
Damn right I was thinking the same he pulled up a pretty good tetris in this one
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Shortly before Dunkirk, WW2, my Grandad dug-out a foundation for a road at the entrance to a field (it had got boggy), and he found many tins of corned beef! They had been used as a foundation in WW1. My Grandad and his mates ate them, they were still okay! Anyway, that's what he said!
That's awesome. Thanks for the watch and words!
I have really wanted to see a cache video! Thank you!
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No can opener??
Great video. I would have forgotten about it or not been able to find it 🤣
Got my edc knife for an opener... hopefully. Thanks for watching and commenting!
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This is a good video. It's always interesting to see how people store supplies, and whether or not it was successful.
I liked this video too. A little suspense, and informative.
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Thanks for teaching others to do this. (Old guy from Arkansas)🇺🇸
Snake, I thought you'd cut the bottom out of the container and were picking out from a hole in the table. Amazing, how much you packed into that old body building supliment container.
Good video! 🖒✌
That would be a funny video. 🤣🤣🤣
Sea Dog barely visible under the table (hand only) taking the stuff out of his hand into a small container...
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Thanks for the cache update. Good to know info.
Great video on buried cache 👌 I use food grade 5 gallon pails for cache. I also vacuum seal everything with oxygen absorbers. Just cut a couple slits on the granola bars,oatmeal, Knor pasta,soup packages...ect. You want to remove all air from packages...vacuum seal and add about 20 oxygen absorbers inside bucket. Put bucket in an industrial strength garbade bag and tie good,would last 10 to 20+ yrs. Living in Northern Canada, I bury cache well below frost line. I have 5 buckets scattered way up north for when SHTF. It's the method I use. I seen people using PVC piping, but you get more stuff in 5 gallon pails. Thanks for the share 👊 🇺🇲🔥🇨🇦👊
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Thanks Snake 🐍 Cache survived well.
Greetings from Corpus Christi
I ❤️ my HEB!
Their brand food tends to have less preservatives and more organic ingredients is probably why imo
*GREAT* video! Thanks! And stay well!
Great video, good to see the water bottle didn’t crack during the big freeze. 👍🏻
Yep. Thanks for the view and comment!
Always good to see good results to your planning and hard work. Nearly time to dig stuff up for real.
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Great video! I have planted a couple canisters and later retrieved them. I have thought about places that will not be disturbed and offer accessibility and concealment. Green belts are great, but you never know if the land is about to be bulldozed. Gaining access to your own remote land, or perhaps land of a close, and safe friend is a better option, but that is not always an option.
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Really amazing how much you can fit into a jug that size.
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That's what I thought. I almost thought it was a joke but you could see his hand going in and pulling the stuff out. 🤣🤣🤣 It reminded me of my DnD days. I always had a bag of holding as part of my character treasure if I could find or by one.
Great update and Re supply SS
On the barrels.
If you can still smell the urea and don't kid yourself, the water it is not suitable for drinking. The recommended amount is 10 mg/liter, or 1/1000 percent urea in drinking water. One way to rinse them would be to use them as watering jugs for the lawn and trees as urea is a nitrogen fertilizer.
The barrels were not hindered or decomposed in any way from the urea.
About electricity.
I'd share my generators with my neighbors using extension cords using gasoline from vehicle gas tanks to keep refrigerators running until food was eaten, dehydrated or canned.
If you had a piece of styrofoam insulation over the container it will prevent frost from getting at it. Frost only goes down, it does not move side to side so it can't go around the foam to get at the container. I remember that video when you buried it. Can't believe it has been that long. The can goods and everything held up very well. Thanks for video stay safe.
Didn't know that trick. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@SurvivalTheory we get deep frost where I live and it definitely helps for people out in country from having frozen water lines and septic pipes.
@@SurvivalTheory if I was to bury that container where I live , I would have dig it deep enough that the top of the container was a minimum of 6 feet down. If I put a few layers of styrofoam insulation over it I could get away with lesser depth.
This is a great video. We need to reevaluate what we do to make sure we don't make mistake after mistake
Excellent video!
Thank you for sharing 💯🤟✌️
Much luv from down da bayou
thanks for the vid. and your pinned comment which i think makes a most important point about water drainage. i think we are gonna do an experimental cashe in a coupla places here at the homestead and i'm thinkin with this clay we got that i'll put a layer of gravel/rocks at the bottom. i think another point that can be made is the container is plastic and therefore wouldn't corrode the cans as would a container that wasn't the same as the can goods. and i think we will vacuum seal all but the can goods just cause.
My worst enemy with caches has been not water entry, but condensation. A full container buried just deep enough to avoid quick temp change alleviates that. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@SurvivalTheory excellent point
Awesome video! Very sound technique. Yes Sir, it's coming.
Great video brother! 🎈🥳🎈 Very informative.
Winters in SD get down to -20 and -30 very frequently but never stay. Within 5 or 6 days we're back up to 60 with the snow completely melted. In Ohio I would often run out of places to put snow along my drive.
How is your brother Sea Dog? Stay safe.... the tree is indeed dry.
C-Dog is well. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Hello Sir.
I like these kind of videos, they are very interesting.
Sub and watch them all. Very peaceful and informative.
Good video. God bless. From Glenn CATT in Massachusetts.
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Great video my survivalist brother. Thank you for this. Bless you! You are such an inspiration to me.
OUTSTANDING!! , I'm building my own cache from an 8" Dia X 4'L PVC tube. I have also adapted gun stock swivels for a sling stored inside the tube so I can just locate the tube sling it up and move out. Having said that, and seeing what you have included in your cache, what additional items could you suggest I include. Also, could you do a video on what to include in a well stocked and comprehensive first aid kit. The commercial ones I've seen suck. You are a wealth of info and I watch your videos religiously.
I have three types of caches depending on location and purpose: food/water, gear/ammo, or a combination. Thanks for watching and commenting!
First Aid kit depends on your skill set. The more you know the more you can use.
I wonder if you could add whiskey to your cache. Even if you don't drink it might be a good tool for bartering if something should arise. Also be used as an antiseptic I guess.
Or a Monatov Cocktail if SHTF for real. He doesn't like the extra weight tho.
Thanks for sharing, I wonder if the water tasted any different? Now you know which granola bars to add the cashes. Thanks again, stay safe and NEVER APOLOGIZE FOR BEING A PATRIOT 🇺🇲
I don't think Snake has ever apologized for being a patriot.... 😳
Good Information, thanks!!!!
Protein tubs are awesome and great video
Good video , thanks for sharing , God bless !
What's your opinion on using a dehydrator and putting the food (meat also) in mylar bags?I've got a dehydrator and ordered some bags.I was thinking of putting bearcreek/campbells soup mixes and knorrs/ricearoni rice/pasta sides and quaker grits/oatmeal and such in them.I don't know if it would matter if i put the unopened packs in the mylar bags instead of opening them and pouring them in.They're said to keep food for up to 30 years if sealed properly.I have alot of seed varieties too i want to preserve.I know things won't be as available in the future financial and I get as save as much as I can before the prices quadruple.
Interesting video, good sh*t,much thanx
War Goed is ingepakt is erg Lang Houdbaar.
Would it help to vacuum seal the granola bars.?
This is just an experiment to him. He's a minimum effort kind of guy.
@@redfaux74 just a common guy like me👍🏼
At least Soviets want cross the Ocean not like here in Europe. In Poland we have deal with Millions of women and children a lot of them already lost their husbands or children - sometimes raped to death by the Soviet Horde,
Ukraine has not enough weapons, but the population is facing extermination. Never GIVE UP Your weapons or You will be exterminated like them (and labelled Na ZZ).
All the Best from Poland(We will try to stop the Soviet Horde as long as we can after that good luck there is not much time Russia is prepared for the nuclear war)
drugs?
He doesn't do drugs and very rarely any alcohol.
That kind of looks like weed in the thumbnail
Ha. Thanks for watching and commenting!
That totally looks like weed. Your thumbnail