Prepper School Vol. 1 : What's a Prepper and Why We Prepare?
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2021
- Prepper School Series Volume 1 : This is a Series we are starting to go through all the basics of being Prepared. We plan on addressing Bugout Bags, Water Storage and Procurement, Long Term Food, Medical Supplies, Self Defense, and much more. These will all be in a Prepper School Playlist for your reference. We appreciate Robbie Wheaton for joining us: Wheatonarms and www.GoMedGear.com
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There are two kinds of people in this world. Those who prep and those who regret not prepping.
Great Words .
That's great!
Working on becoming group a
Vedy correct Blondy
Tuco
The sad thing is that the prices are going to stay like this for a while. I just wish my friends and family were thinking about this stuff and really prepping up for what's coming
" By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail." - Benjamin Franklin
Wow! Ben is still inspiring smart people!
@@glockfanboy4927 So What Happened To Shirley's Raisins??
Ow!! Ow!!
Went on a family vacation to the beach one year and put together a basic med kit. Just in case, I even included vinegar with distilled water for jellyfish stings. My youngest daughter got stung by a jellyfish and that kit saved her from lots of pain. My kids know that daddy is crazy, but he is ready for anything that can hurt them. 😁
Good job dad crazy just means aware of uncommon knowledge. Assalamu alaykum peace be unto you and glad tidings to your family.
I have family and friends that say I am crazy. My response is always, "Good, maybe the real crazies will stay away"!🤣
how can dad be crazy if dad is correct?
All prepping is relative. There is a beginning but no end. Once you start, prepping never ends.
I’m just drooling over the collection behind you guys.
Since start of 2020 - got myself my first gun (revolver)
Machete
A water filter water bottle
Water bottles
Food (about 150-200 in storage)
That’s a great start
I love you guys! You guys and other peppers have taught me a lot. Thank you!
Also, have more than you think you will need. If you are planning for two weeks, make a month instead. The reason for this is, if you have friends or family that are visiting from out of state, and they are staying with you for a few days and there is a disaster of whatever type, you may end up being responsible for feeding some extra mouths. Particularly if road or bridges are impassable, airports are shut down. Always have more than you think you need!
I am going through and re-watching all episodes of Prepper School. I had to giggle when you mentioned talking to your wife's family about getting ready. Since Thanksgiving last year (we always host lots of family), 3 family members have told us if SHTF, they are coming to our house. These are people who don't even live in our state. Hubby & I are of the mind set, they aren't even prepped to figure out how to travel that distance if SHTF. gotta love family. We talk til we are breathless and they shake their heads and say 'yep, we're going to do that'.
Prepping as a hobby! 🥰 love it
The door on the Arc was sealed by God. No one else could get in. Had it not been they would have been overtaken. Noah and his family would have not made it. Even though it rained for 40 days and 40 nights, they had to live on that boat for many months until the water receded. So they needed everything that they prepped.
My family is the same way about preppers. They think I'm extreme. My son believes in prepping but he's not committed to do it. He can afford it much more than me! I'm buying rice for him and his family and some beans. That's all I can do. I moved in with my daughter so we only have one household to upkeep. I gave up my house and she bought one for us. It's her, me and her 5 kids. I do all the prepping for us. She takes care of our monthly bills. It works for us but we certainly can't help all of our family.
I'm really excited about this series. I feel like it will be very helpful, especially new preppers. I'm no seasoned prepper but I have been prepping about 18 months. If I can do it with 7 family members anyone can do it. Praying and prepping!🙏🏼🌾🍞🥖🥚🍯🥫 That's my manna for the day.
Stay vigilant! God bless.
"They think I'm extreme",
yep, youre comment clearly shows that.
You definetly, definetly have some Odd Beliefs and silly Ideas. That's very obvious.
Youre comment even shows that you do not have a healthy mindset.
@@loturzelrestaurant Have you seen Henry Hedgehog and Snavely Snook at Moe Griswald's barber shop??
@@davidcarothers3311 No?
Why?
My mom started storing supplies back in the 1970s. If TP was on sale she bought a bulk-pack and put it in the cold room in the basement. Also Soup and other things that store well. We had 4 teenage boys.
It can be very overwhelming when you start preparing. The way I started was just having things put back for when the power goes out and just keep the mindset that something is better than nothing. I just built up from there
Your channel become one of must watch for me now. I really like all the content and knowledge. 😀
I can recommend you a lot of places for solid selfimprovement,
if you like to be more PREPARED.
@@slevinchannel7589 I'll take you up on that offer =D
@@bullheadedgideon1673 Cool.
Well, the first thing coming to mind when i think about Self-Improveent that isnt a Website like Skill$hare or Nebula,
would of course be Science-UA-camrs and such.
Especially those that use Education for Entertainment, as all Educators should do in my humble Opinion.
Here, Gideon, check those out: Sci Show, Sci Man Dan, Fight the Flat Earth, Professor Dave, Hbomberguy, Madvocate and PBS-Space-Time.
Oh, and Tier Zoo.
Let's Go Brandon
I see you are not going grey man
@@Razdasoldier You need a Kinsey in every battle.We are flag bearers push on to whatever outcome for God to decide.
Good video guys. My own take on this ... oh back in the 1980s you weren’t called a prepper. You were being prepared just in case something bad happened during the height of the cold war between Russia and the United States and they chose to strike us. Back in the 1970s nobody gave a crap. Back in the 1960s, you were either a hippie or you were being prepared and a responsible American citizen due to situations like the Cuban missile crisis. A lot of people had bunkers built in their backyards or on their property. Back in the 1950s nobody gave a crap. Back in the 1940s you were just trying to survive so being prepared was not only smart but also prudent and necessary. Back in the 1930s everybody was recovering from the great depression and had learned their lesson so that they knew they needed to have extra items on hand just in case. In the 1920s people didn’t have much of anything because of the great depression but they had also learned from World War I that you needed to have things on hand just in case. Only from the 1990s onward did preparing for emergencies become a bad word. Only from the early 2000s were preppers called “doomsday “preppers. This is such a crock. My grandparents taught me to be prepared. My parents taught me to be prepared. The Boy Scouts taught me, and now they teach my son‘s to be prepared. It’s their motto. My sons have been teased at school by some of the other brainless children who think it’s funny that they are in scouts and “be prepared “is the motto. I hate to say it, but those kids and their parents are going to suffer when things get tough. I warned people for years on Facebook and every other platform to start preparing for storms and things like that that could happen. Nobody believed me. They just smiled and went and I’m sure they whispered amongst themselves about how crazy I was and to just go along with it because they really liked my wife. Then when all the storms and various things started happening they started coming back to me sheepishly asking me for tips here in there. Then when Covid hit, I had to watch people whine and complain about how they didn’t have anything and how they couldn’t get to the store, etc... I wasn’t looking so crazy after that. I warned people in November 2019 that something big was coming because I could feel it. I could see all the lines converging. When you’ve been preparing and you’ve been watching things going on long enough like my family has, you start to recognize the signs and the patterns that something is coming. It’s hard to pinpoint exactly what it is and you don’t always know when it’s going to happen but you know it’s coming. It’s one of the blessings of being a person who believes an emergency preparedness. I am a fifth generation military veteran and my mother has medical training and is a qualified FEMA and CERT local response coordinator for her community. Yeah, we’re all “crazy” preppers . Crazy like a fox -) for the record, I have used some of my preparations to help other people when I came across emergency situations such as car accidents, people with traumatic injuries, or OK in a couple of instances people who just need it food or water because of an illness or medical issue. That’s one of the great things about being prepared. Sometimes you have the opportunity to help other people. It’s not about being selfish. It’s about thinking ahead, having a plan so that when it all falls apart… You don’t fall apart. I would love to say I am completely self-reliant but that would be a lie. I am nowhere near where I want to be but people who know me say that I’m doing great. No man is an island. We need each other. If we share our talents and our resources, we will survive calamities a lot better. It’s no good to be a Lonewolf. We need to be a tribe. Even when I studied history and prehistory The evidence is clear that people survived because they banded together and used their various skills, talents, and resources to help each other.
I found your channel this morning while having coffee. A lot of good stuff, thanks for sharing.
Thank you for this video. My late dad was a prepper, and what he taught me, has come in handy. Lately, I've been watching everything that has been happening, and wondering if I'm going crazy, because so few see it or even care. Glad to know others understand what is happening, and sharing this knowledge. Bless you and your families.
It’s important that people understand that prepping is a life style. It’s a mindset. Keep a list of your preps. I have a list of the preps in my vehicle, bugout bags, as well as bug in resources (food, water, medical, etc.) I also have expiration dates for ALL products that have one. I check it monthly and make purchases as necessary.
Make two gardens - one for humans, one for animals - you'll have to much food anyway
I'm sure it's been mentioned but there's nothing like being able to help others when the shtf as well.
Plz plz continue this series. I know nothing n see the need for this knowledge. Please dont forget us n try to make it cost effective bc im the generation that got the degrees n debt without the career.
Probably my favorite episode ever.
I work in the battery industry. Selling, rebuilding all kinds of batteries. Also, we sell and customize golf carts. We are in an extreme parts shortage. Alot of people dont realize that alot of electrical parts and batteries come from Vietnam
My Math teacher in 8th Grade mentioned using the toilet tank for water! It was the winter, and water mains were freezing.
Love these guys. Still rocking my Team Sootch Minuteman patch from 2014 on my range bag.
I forgot they sold that
Candles can be a serious fire hazzard because people don't know how to safely use them anymore.
At my age the fire marshal is required for my cake😆
It is easy to learn about candles just ask any fire department about fire safety
@@curtisbolen2693 I don't worry about myself, I worry about others, and I can't always be watching them.
My Dad always made me put a dime in my shoe in case I needed to make a call and my purse was gone. ❤🇺🇸
Prep for stuff, sure, but not for Doomsday. Only d-wits do that.
@@slevinchannel7589 I live close to Wash, DC and have told my family, if the bombs start falling, go outside face the city and wait for the blast and fire storm with open arms. We might as well get it overwith quickly rather than die slowly and painfully a couple of weeks later of radiation poisoning....short of that scenerio, we're good for a while.
@@richardelliott9511 Nothing erodes Stuff as nicely as Anti-Science, that's what we definetly observe.
From Flat-Earth over Evolution-Denial to Healing-Crystals,
it's all blood-related.
You wanna help yourself and youre Family and do the Prepping, the Preparing? Then support people like Professor Dave, Sci Man Dan, Joe Scott and Sci Show, duh.
@@slevinchannel7589 Until d-day comes & only the ones that prepared are living, lol
@@slevinchannel7589 *"Nothing erodes stuff as nicely as anti-science;" "evolution-denial" etc...*
Really? I think I disagree. I feel like nothing erodes stuff as nicely as anti- Christianity (yes, i know I'm getting all kinds of eye-rolls, lol!). Just my opinion, but I see chaos resulting from a culture that embraces science. (More so a culture that replaces religion with science.) Lack of morals, lack of compassion, lack of humility, incredible amount of abortions because, "science says it's just a fetus," (although i know religion has led to many human sacrifices), I could go on. Just pulling things from the top of my head...
Off the top of my head, I don't think i see what the big deal would be of a society (maybe not with this current generation) that disregards science & just lives life... I mean, the human race has survived this long while not knowing anything about science, right? - Evolution (I don't believe in macro-evolution), solar system revolving around the Sun or Earth, etc...
"I dunno..." 🤷
One thing I’ve seen on other channels are preppers using food stamps to buy freeze dried foods. If you’re on food stamps you need to stick with the basics
Thanks!!
So itch I always live by the Boy Scout motto ever since I was in the Bot Scouts. I even got my girlfriend into it and she went for her concealed carry license.
Always Such Great Info!! TY
18:00 That is a good point about 40 cal stocks. But also, there are people who report not all 9mm firearms last and can become damaged over time. Some are better than others of course. Again another good reason to consider 40 cal.
I have plenty of prep but each time I shop I get 10-15 cans of food on sale, case of water and a package of 🧻
Great presentation, looking forward to this series. Thanks for all your dedication and work.
For the last 5-years, I’ve fasted and only eaten 1-meal a day. Having 3-months of food is a lot easier for me. Most people eat way too much on a daily basis.
Just found you all, so far I'm loving your content. Thank you! Just came by to say, on commercially canned food, "used by" and "expired" are not the same thing. You can look online to find other time suggestions.
Very informative, keep doing what your doing and appreciate your time and effort, Amen and God bless you and your family
I live in south Texas and my main concern is hurricanes. After living through Hurricane Harvey I was prepared for the loss of electricity and water. However, two weeks of food doesn’t cut it. I’m working to set back 3 months worth. Eventually I’d like a whole house generator and solar.
I'm from West Texas and tornados are our big fear. We're stuck in Georgia right now, but Believe it or not, we've been banged up by more tornadoes here then back home, and some hurricanes as well even though we are 4 hours from the coast. This year we bought a champion dual fuel generator and we've got our propane containers ready to go so that our refrigerators will keep working without interruption. I have a ton of water, a fairly good selection of canned goods, and now I'm starting on freeze dried meats and vegetables. You can do it!
I’m in Corpus Christi Hurricanes are my biggest concern.
That is how I started. Our power will be out for 2 weeks after a storm. So I planned for that. I got caught many years ago without the preps I needed. And swore it would never happen again. Also back in the 80's my husband was injured on the job. Back then unemployment money here was next to nothing. If it wasn't for having a garden, my freezer and food stuck back. We wouldn't have made it through that time. He was out of work 2 months. Life- has taught us the value of having those preps. Now our situation is even better. And can now help other family members as well, if necessary. That peace of mind is priceless. Do what you need to do for you and yours. And don't pay attention to naysayers. Old timers always kept a PANTRY root cellar and garden. Hunted and fished. I do need to up our solar situation. But otherwise we are in a good place. I don't prepare for an apocalypse. But do prep for long term shut downs or lockdown, if necessary.
Great job guys!!
A phrase I've heard often about money that can also be applied to food and other essential items is the best time to save is yesterday, the second best time is now.
40:10 Sootch, what are you gentlemen's thoughts on the 'EMP Shield' product line as a possible preventative measure against an EMP incident? Thanks!
Good video!
I am ready for any SHTF scenario , I bought one jar of peanut butter - am good for the long haul
Thanks for the grin. 😄
you may end up having to join a roving clan of cannibal scavengers to survive
I got a few things to clean n purify water and stocked up on cases of water and i kept all 2liter and big tea jugs and washed them and let them dry and refilled them with tap water n kept them in my basement that i live in bc water rubs out it will eventually and if u gotta make sure ur pipes dont freeze u let water drip make sure to put container under it to catch n save the water n use when needed n get alot of plastic forks n knives n spoons and get nakins n alot alot paper plates
For those in apartments. You can purchase large garbage cans. Just make sure they don't have drainage holes in the bottoms or wheels on them. That may have holes in the bottoms of the cans..These can be used for water storage with the lids on top. When you see trouble coming clean them and fill with water. I stack them and use for storing my storm supplies in them. That way everything is together and in one spot. And you can DIY a Berkey filter. For boil water notices. Also fill bathtub and any other large containers. Also purchase at least a 500 watt solar generator. No it won't run large appliances or your coffee pot. Get a campers coffee pot and a campers cooktop with at least 2 burners. And several propane bottles. And rechargeable batteries. Candles put out a lot of heat are good for Winter use. Not for summer and not around children. Because of possible fires. Get some LED lanterns if you have children. And battery operated fans 10 inch. To circulate either cool air or heat. And a crank radio. With a solar and battery use. A solar generator. Will keep phones charged. So kids can watch a video or two during a power outage. This gives parents a little quiet time. To assess their family needs. In a situation. And have a couple small flashlights as well as 2 good strong ones that throw light for quite a distance. Games coloring books and cards. And a Buddy Heater for heat backup in Winter. But the small one that only goes to 9, 000 BTU'S is not enough. Spend the extra and get the Big Buddy heater. It will better heat a room. DO NOT LEAVE UNATTENDED WITH CHILDREN OR PETS AND READ YOUR OWNERS MANUAL FOR SAFETY AND OPERATION INFORMATION. Do your research. On all these things to find what is best for you and your family. The more knowledge you have the better. Spare covers will cover windows to keep out cold air. They also now sell heat blankets that will plug into these solar generators. But understand the more you plug into the generator the quicker you deplete the battery. Do your research. Use them sparingly so it will last longer. If you have the solar panels to hook up to it great!!. If you don't you will have to limit its usage. You want one that allows what is called pass through charging. So you can be charging it and using it at the same time. Know your watt usage for what you want to power. Get a KILL A WATT plug in piece it will tell you amps, watts and volts for each appliance you plug into it. To help you determine what you want to power on your solar generator. And for how long you can power an item. And help determine if that power usage is necessary or not.
Very eye opening 😉 😉
Another great video
Great Vid, thank you for your time and work.
When I see what the governments in europe are doing I'm not sure if they didn't see the wall coming closer....
Cool guy's!
UA-cam is ad spamming this video so bad I don't know if I can finish this in one go.
GREAT video as usual
Following
Great video but UA-cam is putting alot of commercials in it. I counted at least 20.
Same
It's advisable NOT to smell food from a can or jar. Botulism spores can be airborne and you will breath them in.
Some spoilages don't have a smell anyway. Smell test doesn't always keep you safe, and as you pointed out, can be harmful.
When prepping don’t locate all your supplies in one location!
Spread it out preferably under a single story locations, just in case of a roof collapse .
It does you no good if you can’t get at it !!!
A prepper is someone who came this far to carry on
In Italy it's harder to prep legally man, people that have common gun license (the easiest to obtain and you can only youse your gun at the range or in your home) can only buy 200 rounds and stock only 200 rounds.If you've got the license the police can come and control if you've passed the limitations.It might be the case that we start prepping illegally.
5 years prep maybe _ IF I couldafford it of course!
Great video thanks. I'm getting the impression that prepping is more of an individual or family thing. Seems like Prepping would be more successful if you had a group of preppers working together. Is there a prepping organization to join?Thanks again keep up the good work
He made a video in this series called MAG or mutual assistance groups, pretty good stuff
Hello, I have always been interested in prepping but never really understood what, where, how to start. I have been watching a lot of videos and looking at different books and have slowing started to prep. It gets overwhelming when I see everything that I need and don’t have.
Noah! :-) The father of all preppers … He and his family chosen and ordained by God to carry on humanity. I love it.
Yeah, but he didnt exist and the flood has also been debunked
by VARIOUS NON-RELATED things and science-branches and observations and ect.
As a new prepper/survivalist, I really like your channel thus far, and I’ll definitely keep watching it. My experience so far at readying myself is probably very different to most. Sure, I’ve been seeing some warning signs, but overall I don’t think it’s anything we as people can’t handle. What truly got me into prepping is, unfortunately, a very rapidly declining situation with an alcoholic father. I realized some time ago that I may very well have to resort to bugging out to ensure my safety. I also have a few unique challenges that could set me back in a survival situation. The most prominent by far is that I’m completely unable to smell. I always have been. Does anyone know if this would be that big of a disadvantage, and if so, are there any tips and tricks I can do to work around this?
You can check the top of your can goods for evidence of the can being compromised. If the center of the lid is popped out I would not use it. I opened a can of enchilada sauce a month ago. I made my enchiladas and they were beautiful. When I looked inside the can I could see where the metal on the bottom had turned colors. It wasn't rusted but was well on the way. I tasted the sauce and it tasted like metal. Tomato sauce or anything with tomatoes in it is one I wouldn't use after the sell by best by date. On my sauce....I knew I rotate well and never have expired food. I couldn't believe I missed it. Then I realized my son had given me the sauce and my grandson just stuck it in my kitchen cabinet. It expired in 2019. So I lost all my ingredients in the dish and I had to start over. CHECK DATES! LESSON LEARNED.
Any acidic food will not keep as long as non acidic foods. Best to can your own tomato sauces in ball jars. Will last longer
@@thepreppingnethinim1254 Absolutely! I freeze my tomatoes so that I can make sauces or whatever I need. I use to can mine but we can't get jars here. Or any canning supplies... They are not available anywhere. I do however keep some cans of tomato paste, sauce or tomatoes for convenience and I personally like certain items such as enchilada sauce. All my spaghetti sauces are in jars. There's nothing wrong with buying acidic products in cans. You have to make sure you rotate and watch dates.
Hi Don & Robbie, You commented that Berdan primed ammo (the ammo with the two flash holes from the primer) is corrosive. I was under the impression that the newer steel case Russian AK ammo (Tula, Wolf, Red Army, etc...) was Berdan primed and non corrosive. Can you comment further on this? I knew a lot of the older ammo out there is corrosive. I was also told the (US) 45ACP ammo prior to 1953 was corrosive (I do not know if that old stuff is boxer or Berdan primed).
A foolish man ignores a storm.
Just to add to your Noah comment... not only did he build an ark because God told him too, but, God ALSO told him to store up food! Prepping is 100% Biblical. Look at Joseph and the 7 years of Plenty and the 7 years of famine. They stored up during the plenty so they’d survive the famine. Even the Temple had storehouses! And there’s a whole other Biblical facet on being wise and heeding warnings.
Hello 👋
we have a good amt of food and water, but in my gut I know that I need a gun repair parts, and I need to buy freeze dried meat and vegetables. I have some of both of those things, but not enough. I wish now I had taken the Glock armorers course several years ago.
What if you have to choose between buying food or buying extra ammo? We live on the line of city and county (in city limits, unfortunately) so, it’s not like I can just go hunting for food. So…..it’ll probably be food storage for now because of all the shortages coming. We already have enough freedom seeds for a pinch.
Hi Don, do you think barter items are worth having in our preps?
I work in Chicago often as private investigator you have be prepared I even wear body armor. Hell Rockford really bad.
Skills: it amazes me that people will raise chickens but have no idea about breeds & culling. Nor do they see a need for a roo.
A common chicken is not going to give you eggs for more than a few years. Meat birds need proper feed to put on weight. You cull at 18 wks.
I learned on a US sub 50 years ago: PPPPPPP (proper prior planning prevents piss poor performances). Add another P, prepping.
Testing
Idk y but i had to resub n bell turned on again 3rd time this week last 5 days
I want to get a group started or find a group. Just not sure how to. Worried about getting put on a list now for trying to look that up? Also the legibility about the groups I’m looking at
I study prepping to just be prepared for those times when the power or utilities quit. I also like to go backpacking, and got called several times for an mountain SAR crew as a boy Scout on a backpacking trek.
IMO, you don't really need to hoard supplies, but having some things (a mini stove or emergency radio) may help in an emergency, and knowledge is "the best defense."
Not all berdan primed ammo is corrosive....easiest way to clean a pew pew after using corrosive ammo is to use windex
Canadian prepper just did a video on bunkers, interesting. Living in a small towm is a perk, for not needing a bunker. If shtf, people living 1 to 5 miles outside of a major city would need one. Just my opinion.
Know your distance from potential targets: military bases, nuclear power plants, chemical plants, large hydro-electric dams.
Think I'll hang out with you guys now..lol
You see a mountain range near you?
You see a long river (Mississippi) near you?
YOU LIVE NEAR A FAULT ZONE if either is true
Dehydrating - what happens when you run out of mylar bags and oxygen absorbers???
Or how many do you buy? For storage - for 20 years of dehydrating?
Bay Leaves are supposed to kill weevil and their larvae. What you do is put your flour or cornmeal etc or beans. Put in the freezer and freezer for 4 days. Then take it out. That is supposed to kill what is already in those grains and beans. Then let thaw well place in well cleaned food grade buckets with bay leaves layered in. HOMESTEAD HEART. has some great videos on this. Do the research. Go watch the videos and read the comments. A lot of info in the comments as well.
Two Types Of Schools To Go To Is A Survival School And Prepped School.
Protein powder - get an all in one nutritional shake mix with vitamins and minerals you need daily
You don't need meat (except for variety)
Apple cider vinegar is good for acid reflux an interjection.
I have had this issue with your Tuesday vids...which I love! But I often struggle to hear your off-camera daughter read the questions, and you don't always repeat them. Sometimes, I'm not sure what you are "answering". It would help if she had a mic or if you'd repeat the question... Thanks!
When you say sale on barrels does that just mean only the barrel or is that the full glock? I’m looking to get one for Christmas from my dad and would love to point him in a direction but I know zilch about the names of guns.
Just the barrel...
We don't have basements in UK
Do you have a link to a good ammo can?
Have Mylar bags and oxygen absorbers but need to know what besides beans and rice can I store in the Mylar bags and oxygen absorbers???
Any other foods you choose to dehydrate, freeze dry, other grains that you may grind later for your own baking/cooking uses. Salt, Sugar (no O2 absorber when packaging sugar). Put the Mylar bags in a 2 gallon or 5 gallon bucket prior to filling and sealing.
Whatever you do, don't buy tins of irish Stew!!!!
:)
You need links to all these sites referenced
What type of seeds do we prep for gardens!!
Heirloom. If your seed are not heirloom you will get one season from them but the seeds they produce will not produce any food. Hybrids are single season (think seedless watermelon).
Topic discussion begins at 4:02
Id like to add this as constructive criticism, Your answer was 5 min to " whats a prepper and why we prep. the rest of the show was the usual questions. ( and thats good, ) but I hope we can narrow the answers down to the question asked. Build more on reasons, methods, Opsec, bug in or out, vehical prep etc.... ( all of which i know you've covered before in other shows. ) Shooter.
Water goes green
What if there was another way to survive that you weren't seeing? Check it out. It's different. It's come from looking outside the box.
What was that book on economic collapse? Who is the author? They said Argentina, did they mean Venezuela?
Are Baofeng radios a good option for coms?
I think yes but you'd have to get the ham license