Prepper School Vol. 37 : Your Prepping Wish List and Q&A
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Would love to see a show focusing on cold weather prepping concerns.
Absolutely including clothing and shelter/sleep systems
Yes please!
That would be great.
Good idea for a focused video. Most of us can escape or deal with heat, storms, etc. It's that cold along with snow maybe ice coupled with the loss of power in Winter. We're good here (OH near the IN border) after living through -- and learning much -- from a couple of rough experiences. 8 days w/out power after an ice storm, heavy snows, both knocked down power lines. Heated with a wood stove just fine. Could know more from these two if not SP alone. Again, good idea.
Or lack of energy as a whole
Keep it coming! I enjoy learning from you boys. Thank you for your time and sharing your wealth of safety, guns and prepping knowledge.
I appreciate you both 🙏
Oregon training. Thunder Ranch. Well worth the price
Thunder ranch is one of the best out there and probably the best in Oregon
@@sean6.6 Some would say the best anywhere
For older people Or someone with little strength in their hands the the kitchen aid Manual can opener is excellent and the gears are very strong
I know I'm watching this a year later but you two need to take all the pepper school videos and put em in a book form and DVD series
I appreciate both of you, your information is of great value to those that listen. Marine, thank you for your service to our Country.
How about strategic relocation? Could use some of you guys up here in Canada.
Another great show today!
Dollar Tree put out an emergency preparedness list for customers. They had sheets printed as a check list.
I know you made a nice live about security, but it was a quite generic video. It included situation awareness, security out of home, etc. I would love to see a security hardware video, especially for homes. What locks are good? What extra door enhancers are a good idea? Any good systems for anti-bumping or messing with the locks or even for kicking in? Do window films work and are they dangerous with heat from sunlight? What security systems are the best at the time? What cameras are easy to use from a smartphone? What systems are still good in case of a power outage? Does complete privacy work in our advantage or not? How to enhance each layer of security to the maximum? When is too much security provoking?
For small medical equipment like the nebulizer you can affordably piece together a system. Buy a piece at a time. You need a cpl of 12v car batteries to store the energy. An inverter to bring that voltage up to 120v to operate the machine. A charge controller to regulate the solar charging of your system, and 200w / ish of solar panels.
Go to the thrift store and pick up the old USA made can openers , got a drawer full 😉
why do you need so many can openers? even at the thrift store, you spent money you could have invested.
@@DrSchor one is none , two is one
Also , it's still a semi free country
Regarding the P38 opener, take a small thin strip of steel or aluminum and bolt together. Saves thumbs and replaceable.
Pot Ash, how to make it and what you can do with it. . . from gardening to making black powder.
When the bullets run out. Recommendations for a double barrel flint lock kits.
The absolute best can opener is the old Swing-Away manual can openers, the ones with the white handles, made in USA. I find them at goodwill and thrift stores for anywhere from 50¢ to $3.
Lehamens is a store online that has lots of manual tools ie meat grinder wheat mill can opener
I use BOTH Money Metals Exchange & Scottsdale Mint. LOVE them both and have always had great experience with both. Each has slightly different products to choose from to help diversify and cover your needs!
I have my old 40 year old Boy Scouts manual stored in my preps. Used book stores for old homesteading manuals. Dirt cheap and cover a little of everything.
Swingaway is what restaurant supply places carry and my family has used them for decades.
I use the blue Walmart food grade 5ga buckets. I buy the Gamma Lids for them. They have a rubber o-ring seal and clamp tight to the rim of bucket but have a center that screws off and on for easy access it also has a rubber o-ring seal so it’s an air tight seal. Depending on what you’re storing in them you can line with a 5ga Mylar bag add an oxygen absorber and desiccant pack to it before sealing the Mylar bag. You can also store dry goods like your rice or beans right in the bucket w an oxygen absorber and desiccant pack screw lid on sealed air tight stack store and forget til needed. I store all my long term food in these 5 ga buckets.
If I was forced to leave in a hurry I can grab a bucket in each hand, load in truck (as many as I can or have time to grab) and go that quick and easy.
MY WISH LIST: 1) A topic that doesn't get much coverage is long-term prepping. Here is something most people can do if you have a yard or some amount of land, not possible with apartment/condo dwellers. Create a green bank account. What does that mean? Store up rich soil, which includes a large compost pile and spreading aged livestock manure (horse, cow, poultry) all around your landscaping. Adding an extra 6" of fertile soil all around will be beneficial if you need to expand your garden. All of our fruit trees doubled the amount of fruit. There won't be any bags of Miracle Grow at your local Home Depot when the grocery stores run out of produce due to a broken supply chain. In desperate times local parks will be turned into community gardens, however having rich soil will be "Black Gold", let alone having thousands of seeds. 2) Another topic is how to process wild game (deer, fowl, squirrel, rats, etc.). I just picked up a guide book on how to process a deer, however I am thinking about connecting with some local deer hunters to get some hands on experience. 3) Rain capture systems that feed a garden that includes aquaponics, looking for off-grid solutions even though we currently live on the grid. Ideally you want to build a self sustaining garden that runs off of captured rain water (cistern based) that utilizes underground olla based watering. 4) Going solar, not a current option for my family but someday we want to go solar let alone shift to hybrid and possibly electric vehicles or at least having one of our cars oriented towards not running on diesel or gasoline. 5) HVAC Cooling Systems, such as burying tubing underground and running fans that help keep your home cool during these heat waves. 54F air from underneath your home can help reduce the amount of time you're running your AC. There are also some AC hacks such as water evaporation systems. 6) Alternative heating sources for the colder winters along with insulation upgrades.
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Prepper list:
1- Victorinox Outrider
2- Victorinox SwisstoolXPlus
3- CRKT wood Chogan
4- Chinese army WJQ-308
5- Plastic Case such as Peli 1510 as a backpack + a separated frame to use as a material transporting device.
6- alternative to mess kit/canteen cups using stainless 1liter measuring cups and other kitchen cups... such as milk jugs... fitting regular disposable plastic bottles.
7- combination of 2x glock 4 and 1mechtech CCU + spare mags.
8- of grid battery and solar panels.
9- go sun solar oven.
10- GPS... maps and stuffs to be oriented.
11- outdoors portable tent/sleeping bag equipment using electric panel heated technology such used in craftsmans heated jackets.
12- leghorn chicken & chicken cups to get eggs and some meat 300 days over 365. small facility for 4 hens and 1 rooster
13- alcohol distilling unit. to get reservoir of alcool to use efficiently in spirit burner fermenting backyard garbage.
14- Wood kitchen and waterheater.
15- Chinese stainless sporks 20cm * 3.5
16- Opinel N°9 inox
17- Pallet wrapping film transparent and woodland camo.
18- Good pair of boots + good pair of hiking shoes + good pair of sandals.
19- comfortable well made under the radar rip stop clothes.
20- portable internet connection router and communication device low energy consumption malware repellent.
Can also buy desiccant packs to put in your barrels and other storage devices/containers to absorb that moisture.
I’m glad I own 70 aquariums and have some water filtration available!
I also recommend the silver rounds. You can get them in many increments which makes it way easier to spend and make change. They come in 5 Troy Oz, 2 Troy Oz, 1 Troy Oz, 1/2 Troy Oz, 1/4, & 1/10 Troy Oz rounds all of which are .999% pure fine silver.
There IS a P-51 can opener… it is the same design works the same way as a P-38 it’s just slightly larger and honestly easier to operate!
lake tahoe!
A question concerning nucular fallout. Does everything need to be cleaned once you return from your basement to the main living area? If so, what do we use, and what precautions do we need to take. Thank you.
You (Sootch) and Goshen Prepping need to do a video together about Venezuela and home security. He just put up a video about the collapse of Venezuela and how the steps are relating to the USA. He also discusses home security and I'm sure that a discussion of his "three thirsty amigos" situation would be enlightening and fun for everyone. He's a veteran and was a medical doctor. Lots of possibilities for calm and sensible informative discussions. Thanks for your prepping school videos! You've helped me so much!
More on Rock salt. Thinking about using for cyoaties or wild dogs
I have a P-38 can opener that I have carried for over 20 years. It still works great.
I think people should have at least 3 full parts repair kit for every gun they own. I wish I could afford them.
Ref medical: No mater what you have now, you need four times that much. It will go fast in the poop world.
Glad I found this channel got recommended from - Faraway Prepper - another newer channel in the community. Glad 🙂 to be here a new subscriber 🙌
Water
How to find out where the "water table" is and how to dig a hole down deep enough.
Any tips?
Clay soil here.
50 CAL HAWKEN IS MY EMERGENCY RIFLE
I always seem to miss the live chat, but will add a couple thoughts here.. Not only do I have a lot of 550cord, but I also picked up a 30ft length of climbing rope. Something for weight bearing. And If you are keeping food and water in your car, you should keep it in a small cooler to keep it from freezing during the winter.
If you don’t eat a lot of seafood, aren’t near the coast, do your research on the local crops and cattle etc., for iodine lvls. Because you may need to take that into account when stocking your salt supplies, you may need to make sure you’re stocking iodized salt! Iodine deficiency is nothing to balk at. It can adversely affect your thyroids.
SwingAway manual can openers are very good, at least the older ones. I picked up several at yard sales to have to have for back ups.
Those non-lethal weapons sound like hell week:)
Did you know ships carry lighter loads during winter? There's marks on the side of cargo ships😋 have a nice day!
Manual Can opener that lasts? Swiss Army Penknife.
7 mins before anything ... wow not watching these anymore
you guys are beyond cool.
Thank you so very much for these videos. We're seniors, and while I've been a long time prepper, my husband thinks this is a charming hobby for me and just not interested. If I may, I'd like to share a manual series I like and that is "Tactical Widsom - Baseline Training Manual" by Joe Dolio. This is the first in a series of four. They are easy to digest, tested (he's a former US Marine), and practical. Take care all. God bless.
In other words: ALL the internal springs and connectors, Stryker assembly, pins, mag release, and a trigger! Get the standard mag release, the IDIOT that thought an “extended mag release” was actually a good idea!?
ECOFLOW Solar Generators have some of the most capable and versatile systems out there, for all your needs great and small and their systems are also expandable. I recommend checking them out 1st.
Can you or is there plans on an updated video on you bug out bag contents for both summer and winter?
PERIMETER SECURITY 1ST.
Could you state a date to your programs
Rock salt will not breach a common t-shirt beyond 15 feet. Inside 10 feet, its tweezer time.
Its a little disappointing. Doing some number crunching with salt capped bird shot.
How often do you clean your Berkey?
Could you just use synthetic oil for Cleaning guns
Victorinox Universal Can Opener
Being a cripple I had to do some new think. None of you guys talk about. To be honest I followed preppers because I was worried but now I'm a prepped😋
Where do you get Mylar bags for food storage?
Not good to use pepper spray in a closed environment.
When I was in the army when doeboy city existed after we played op4 we would play against each other😋 a bag of beads is a x10 multiplayer😋
I mean for water of course😋
when it comes to prepping in this channel is a realible source..sir im from the philippines and theres a growing tension between china and taiwan. And some of US military are stationed in our country...chances are well get involve in the conflict GOD forbid... but in case of foreign invasion what possible things do we need for my wife and 2 kids to survive..thank you very much
No feet no game😋
Hey looking for a good case for topographic map. Any suggestions.
SealLine maps is what we use. (Sportsman Guide sells them.) (100% waterproof) If you ever shopped at, Venture Surplus, these guys are ex-military and carry authentic D rings (that are currently on sale for 1.00 a piece, not like the foreign knock off's that break easily) We use the D rings with our map casings. Venture ships out ASAP. Good American company. But, their stuff sells fast. Depends on how much you want to spend, we have one NRS Hydrolock Mapcessory case.
Rain and dew capture should be a priority 4 plastic fence post and a tarp😋 don't listen to me I'm shitfaced!😋
Using my last can of shaving cream from 2008. They store a long, long time.
Useless comment. You add no value.
Electronics wrapped in aluminium foil stops emp😋
I cannot hear SaraMac!!
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Get a Swiss army knife.
I'm a cripple a piece of cat food is death for me😋
I wish you would go back to your short and to the point survival videos
What extra glock parts to have ? Robbi named almost every part. Just have another glock for a spare.
If you can't have a firearm then get a laser gun.
Scott love the channel but kind of getting weary of prepper school.