BEING SNEAKY KEEP IT SECRET KEEP IT SAFE
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2022
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TODAY WERE GOING TO TALK ON HOW TO HID THINGS FROM THOSE YOU DONT WANT TO STEAL THEM. I WILL TALK ON HOW TO CHOOSE A SITE TO PREPARE THE SITE HOW TO CHOOSE THE SIZE CAN NEED FOR THE CASHE AND HOW TO PROTECT THE CAN TO MAKE SURE IT WILL BE SAFE IN THE GROUND FOR MANY YEARS TO COME.
THIS IS HOW TO HIDE GEAR FROM OTHERS . IN OFF GRID CAMPS . IN CITYS TO PREVENT UNREST LOSS. SHEALTH CACHE ,
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Don't bring your phone anywhere near the Cache. They are amazing tracking devices. If you have signal, they will know exactly where you are, and if you don't have signal they still may know where it has been. If you really have to keep it on you, get one of those faraday cage bags, and make sure it works.
Don’t keep your eggs all in one basket… Mahaloz Blackie… stay blessed 💯🤙🏽
PVC pipe with screw in caps good cache add blanket and moisture saver packets ya can even cache GUNS something to think 🤔 ÀBOUT
Not cheap just to buy the parts. Still, very durable.
Once again! Lol Excellent timing, Blackie!
Thanks again!
One downside to burying stuff, unless you're in the desert, is that it sweats inside the container. I buried some ammo in cans under a shed, checked it after a few years and it was ruined because of condensation.
Another alternative for a stash container is making a wide cylinder out of PVC pipe and fittings. Just another idea for anyone out there who don’t have a metal container
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a secret dungeon with access only through a trapdoor in its ceiling.
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I don’t trust banks or are Government so this is great to watch .
As an addendum. If your worried about "Agencies" or using GPS markers leave the phone at home when doing this. It's not obvious but Google and the like track your travel data even if your not using GPS as a tool. Google will send you travel reports of how far you've traveled, where, ect (also not just google but you get the point). Granted you need service for this to work so if you're in the sticks maybe this won't apply to you but still something to consider if this is a real concern of yours.
phones are also recording your voice and surroundings constantly, say hello to the telescreen!
Better to turn your phone off and wrap it in several layers of aluminum foil before you leave home so if you have an issue you still have that Option to call out.
Remember that even a turned off phone is still able to record and track.
You can wrap your phone in foil or put it in an ammo can. Can't send or receive signals
Just take the battery out the phone
And you are good
@@eharris6347 First: Most phones are made so you Cant remove the battery.
Second: Many phones that Do have removable MAIN batteries have hidden secondary batteries that will keep "Certain Features" powered while the phone is off with the main battery removed.
Its crazy. :/
Blackie, nice video. Watching this video reminds me of the last season of Breaking Bad. He hid his money in the middle of the dessert in 12 55 gal drums. Then he put the gps on a lottery ticket that he bought. Big heavy wall pvc pipes like 4 inch or 6 inch with clean outs would do well also.
Great point!
Gasketed lids for 5-gallon buckets work great for food, medical supplies! Cheap
Another Excellent lesson from the Master of Bushcraft ! There are some other channels who
t h i n k they are experts on this particular subject - they are lacking. My late parents were children of the Great Depression and saw & experienced banks and such lock the doors and that was the end of people's money... Now it's supposedly insured. I don't know about safety deposit boxes. If banks lock the doors you can't get to that either.
Often times when you purchase a large bottle of aspirin or whatever, or electronics you'll find something that looks like a packet of sugar or salt. Those are Desiccants which absorb moisture. You can buy them too. Toss a few of those in the container you're going to hide. Added measure of protection.
Hey Blackie! You are talking my language with this one! I used to live in a remote area and was scared of fire, so I got an oil drum with a removable top and filled it with a pair of boots, some spare undergotchies, etc. just stuff I would need if the cabin burned. Hid it on the back side of the property under a pile of old roofing and construction debris, a passerby would think it was just a dump site. Hey great video, thanks! Regards, Pink.
That's awesome
Ne'er do wells.. I'll swear theres more of em these days than 20+ years ago.
It's all in your head. Same amount as 20, 100, 200 years ago.
The old school is the best school. Thank you Blackie!
I've got all kinds of places marked in the woods for tree stands and good places to deer hunt. They are going to be busy checking all of those !
Another good reason to put the stump would be a great place to sit when you get done with all that work
Any thoughts on creating fake rocks with space for items? Another channel named S2 Underground has talked about this technique and usage as dead drops back when spycraft happened in places other than the television screen.
S2 rocks
Great video
Thanks for the visit
Great points Blackie! If things got bad enough I had to access backup BOB supplies like that the first thing I'm going to do is either ditch my cell phone or wrap it in bubble wrap and put it in a can so it will have zero signal. Those things are pretty much tracking and surveillance devices and they have to be neutralized.
Alluminum Foil. Also drive an old vehicle that doesnt have On-Star or Satelite Radio type hardware.
@@mouseblackcat5263 That won't get it done. It may work for your helmet, but you'll need an actual faraday cage to silence the phone tracking. But fuck, the aliens will still have your anal probe tracking.
Blackie , good video and tips , thanks for sharing , God bless !
Thanks 👍
Add desiccant to the can to eliminate condensation. Grease metal objects.
I carry my climbing tree stand in on my back and cache it the woods the entire deer season. I find a spot with dense cover that nobody is going to walk through and bury my stand with forest duff and lay dead branches on top of it. That way I can come in pre dawn, quietly remove my stand and get up in a tree quietly.
Hey Blackie great tips , I believe these topics have become very popular bc of the current climate. Alot of so-called educated talking heads are saying another conflict could take place here. Let's hope and pray it never comes , but if it does we have to be planning and on top of things if we all go dark.
I guess it would be a good idea to not take new vehicles (not sure how new is too new) out where you want to store valuables. Leave the phone behind too.
just by the way blackie, even if you dont mark a waypoint on your phone, your phone still tracks your every move down to the meter. (assuming you have a "smart" phone) (so youre better off to just leave the phone at home, or atleast in your car)
I wonder what Blackie had in his Cache in the 70's🤔
when you need it most govt fails every time. you must take care of yourself and family YOURSELF. STEALTH will help you
Years and YEARS ago there was a game called, _"Morrow Project."_
It was a post-apocalyptic world where people had done just this.
Be the Grey Man ! It's a philosophy when you step out into society. Be very careful of so called friends.
All good stuff! Can't really imagine why we worry about the government! LOL!
I do suggest what ever anyone is deciding to use as a cache .. try it out on small scale first .. place stuff that has similar properties to what you actually want to cache in your test cache .. a dollar store screw driver is a better choice to find out your cache sweats and causes rust than that knife you was thinking would be god to cache .. 6ft of paracord instead of a 100 ft Hank .. make sure it doesn’t mildew . 3 matches in side a pill bottle taped shut instead of a whole box of strike any where .. go small and cheap with items ,, test at 1 week ,, 1 month ,, 3 months .. if stuff is good you’re on the right track ,, even a couple 22 cartridges .. way cheaper than that box of 380 you was thinking about trying to store for starters .. make sure after the test all these cheap items work as they should and have not deteriorated ..
My and some of the boys back in my youth had a stash of playboys out in the woods. We used an ammo can in a hole in some rocks. To my knowledge it’s probably still there today. 🤣
If you use a container made of metal that you're worried will Rust. you can use a process called cathodic protection. Under the metal container in the ground use a wire attached to a metal like zinc or magnesium. They will give up there electrons easier to oxygen then iron. It becomes a sacrificial metal. The zinc or magnesium will corrode but the iron will not. If done correctly this can protect untreated unpainted metal for up to 20 years in the ground. then all you have to do is replace the cathode again when it corrodes away.
love it when people bring in specialized knowledge to improve upon already well made plans. thanks!
This video made me realize that there is likely thousands of caches in national forests. Anyone of us has likely passed a cache and didnt realize.
what ever is cached should be ALSO be placed in ziplock bags or vacuum packed for further protection.
correct and placed in something that can be pulled out of the can and carried like a tote sack
@@blackoracle69 remember the old sayings, "Go with natural fibers and leather, they make less noise in the brush." Linen could be used, suede "pleather" could also work. But, stay away from most man-made material, as it really talks in the brush.
Love the series. Thank
Blackie, that's a great ideal!! Back in the 80's when it started that gun deal. I started cache in the woods. I put a 6" X 6' with a cap on bottom and screw on top. I cut a piece plywood with piece of Parlodel to pull everything up. Take a oily rage on bottom , than the plywood, drop what ever into to it. Dig a post hole by a fence post. Thanput Vaseline around the screw lid and put a little dut over it. I have had four in the ground. I check mine with the seasons. Never had a problem. Thanks for the video!
Excellent video and information Blackie! Thanks!!!
My pleasure!
Blackie, I was at Kaufman last week. They have those..what about those heavy duty plastic cases they have , some have O ring seals. ?
if you're stashing guns and ammo make sure you use plenty of moisture desiccate and oxygen absorption packs! grease up the guns real good and if possible seal the ammo up with vacuum bags! old out buildings and barns are good places too!! nobody notices an old box in a corner of an old out building! i knew an old moonshiner (that's passed on otherwise!!) who buried oil drums in the back corner of a cemetary back by a fence line to do dead drops in! and i know a few who get these self storage lockers and us them!! as for waypoints nice way to send them on a wild goose chase!! have a few in the opposite direction!!
These are great ideas. Times are changing, maybe it will be needed. One thought I had watching this. Stuff you have to buy, containers, tarpaper paint or flex-seal etc. Just to really hide buy with cash, leaving no paper trail. Thanks Blackie
big one. thanks for the reminder!
So glad I found your channel. I feel like we are in the same neck of the woods.
Welcome aboard!
Great video as always! In areas where a metal detector might be used..go a little deeper on cache and place some scrap iron above cache..this won't fool someone determined to find your stuff..but might fool a rookie
Good idea. I use a sheet of aluminum foil for that just above the box.
yep you quit digging when you find whats in the hole a friend would go to junk yards and get old truck brake drums
Or perhaps bury a decoy...
always put bait iron above your valuables, otherwise you're just giving it away!
❤ Best comment Yet, just what I was thinking.
Awesome video my friend. I wouldn't mind seeing you go stealth camping just to see how you do it. You are a wealth of knowledge my friend.
Thanks 👍
Thanks for sharing
Excellent!!!👍
Alot to think about. Thankyou!
Your experience shows well.... nobody ever addresses drainage and "obvious camouflage".
Thank you, Blackie, for everything you do. We appreciate you.
Enjoying this series
Very much!
Another great video! Your series should be watched and rewatched. I watch several different channels that I like and I find yours to be one that has some of the most useful information, presented in a relaxed easy to understand way, that I can pick and choose what might work best (due to age and health) for me. Thank you for your knowledge and thank you for sharing.
Enjoying your channel
Always great videos!! Thank you for your time and intelligence
Great tips, thanks.
I like the cache idea. Another method of storage is the 5 gallon plastic bucket with a snap on lid. Dig a hole big enough to set 4 or 5 or more buckets in , line the hole with gravel as you said. Then set the buckets in the hole and cover with tar paper as described , cover with dirt and camouflage as you see fit. Having a backhoe or an excavator is handy and saves back labor as well.
you're wealth of useful information, thank you.
Thanks Blackie.
Hello from Atlanta!!!
Hello there!
Love this please make more of these videos there awesome
Just sub'd, How have I not seen this channel before
Really Enjoy this series
Thank you for a great video.
Glad you liked it!
Yes very good info sir Thank you
So nice of you
I'd put the lid at least 2" below grade. Just my input, based on experience.
Any advice for doing this in a city. I do have canyons by me but the homeless live in them. My one concern would be somebody paving over the spot maybe. Maybe by the hiking trails?? Man, I can't wait to get out of this God forsaken state and city. Lol.
Most storage places give the first month free
Most parks usually have wooded fringes (at least where I live) Under flower beds is another option if you can do it inconspicuously.
My thinking for that situation would be a number of smaller caches in maybe empty paint cans. (you can get them from big box home improvement centers) They're air tight, light weight, and easy to pack in. Pack it, put in some desiccant and cover the entire thing with flex seal. This should completely protect the contents and prevent any scent from edibles escaping.
I read some prepping book long ago and far far away where the author said someone set a number of these on his line of march on the way home. He'd put some rice and beans, plastic drop cloth, waterproof matches, fishing tackle and a few shotgun shells in the cans. The idea was to provide enough supplies for one night to keep him going.with maybe a little extra. Only downside is you need a tool to open the cache.
Blackie, Great Video and Outstanding. My family put out caches of stuff. Thanks for sharing your time and knowledge and wisdom and passing on the craft. I Greatly Appreciate All That You Do. Tim L.
Glad to help
Average bear lol. Great video brother!
Blackie, you always have the best information and the best videos! You said something early in the video that I hadn't heard since my parents past, you used the phrase "ne'er-do-well". Very descriptive and not used as much as it should be. Thanks for all you do. God bless and take care.
I appreciate that!
Great Video thank you 👍🏻
No problem 👍
I knew about this idea however you gave me some pointers I never knew about thanks a lot you've inspired me more..Jesus
P.s. don't have your phone with you when you go to cache. It will leave a geo track everywhere you go.
very true
Naaa, you're safe! Don't pay any attention to that "geeky guy" that heard about "geo tracking " your phone. EVEN WHEN YOU TURN IT OFF. He was able to hack into the system and it showed EVERY STEP HE TOOK! every 3 feet he traveled - - - - back to 2014!
Dig a hole. In the bottom of the hole dig down another deeper hole 3in wide, 1ft deep. Insert 2in pvc pipe 4in deep. Mix up some concrete. Insert ammo can leaving room at the top for exposed ammo can top, all below ground level. Fill hole with concrete with can in place.
BEFORE CONCRETE HARDENS..REMOVE SAID AMMO CAN.
Come back after concrete hardens. Insert ammo can.
Fill ammo can accordingly.
Place hardend fixture over top of can/concrete structure.
This is added protection for your stuff..
Great video 😉
Thanks 😁
Thank u sir for another well thought out video
thanks
Thanks Blackie🙏
You are so welcome
Excellent, my friend! I enjoyed it very much!
Many thanks!!
Makes me wonder just how many cans are buried that's been forgotten about or maybe they pasted on and no one knew about it
Best 👍🇻🇬
I'm more of a lefty. I probably don't trust the government for different reasons than you do. I used to have a house on the San Lorenzo River in California. Those of us lucky enough to have a house would have "river clean ups",
I discovered soon enough then it was vigilantes, a mob of homeowners, coming through and mowing down everybody's homeless encampments and throwing their stuff away.
I did not like that. I often march to A Different Drummer and I have often had people that come through and want to take my stuff and liquidate it and have me live more like they do.
Instead of Vaseline on the seal, use some silicon grease.
Enjoyed the video and the series!
may I suggest to put a pack or 2 desiccant aka DampRid in the can to combat moisture build up in the can due to day/night temperature cycle. it's similar to a cold glass beading up with water droplets in room temp.
another idea is to bury glass tight seal food storage jars for small items say am mo or meds that could be severely compromised by moisture. glassware are naturally water/corrosion proof for hundreds of years. you could bury these in places where people in the know wouldn't come to look say semi permanently damp area.
awesome thanks :)
I feel what you are saying. I grew up with money in the bank.
I guess Im weird, I have hundreds if not thousands of waypoints out in the middle of nowhere lol
I have 2 of these , on my property and at the camp i did the same as blackie with the ammo can
However i lined the holes also, with a plastic my grandaddy always called " bisqueen". Its just a heavy thick plastic sheeting.. treat the can just like blackie says... That coupled with the lining, will ensure theres no rust and moisture.
You can also buy large silica gel packets and put inside the box. They gobble up moisture
Leaving the phone behind is smart. If you go to your Google "maps" then go to your account ( upper right corner) then go to "timeline" it will show exactly where you have been in the last hour, day, week... and will show how long you have been there.
Outstanding information! When I lived in the states, I dug a hole under my house and created a similar kind of stash for valuable items! It work very well and definitely kept rain out! Just an idea.
BTW what is your latest pin on your hat band on the left side? Can't make out what it is. ATB SAM ADLER FROM VIETNAM
Latest addition to my kit is camp netting, useful for camping area, caches, temporary concealment, potentially combining with some type of space blanket underneath to avoid thermal detection from drones or other arial assets.
Would there be any harm in flex sealing the inside as well in case the outside seal is compromised? I'm gathering so much useful information from this series and old ways. Thank you Blackie for your effort and knowledge.
Not that I know of
Sounds like a good idea. Stuff would be less likely to get scratched of it had a coating
Vasaline rots rubber ...
Hey Blackie,
I travel for work and have spent the last 3 weeks in Prattville AL. The humidity might be worse than what I'm used to living in NC. I'm not sure when I'll be back but do you have any camping/hiking recommendations for the area?
Thanks!
If you flex seal the top of the lid and you put gravel on top it won't make no noise
There's at least 1 other good caching video on UA-cam. Worth watching for a different viewpoint. ( Then listen to Blackie for his experience also). (Something rifleman. I forget the channel name. Someone tell me and I'll edit to reflect. He was a green beret medic i think. Something like that.) Excellent info to be found there as well.
Tactical Rifleman. That vid had some good points.
Don't forget to put some sort of “silicon moisture“ pack, or catlitter in a perforated ziplock to suck the moisture out. Desicant pack
I got a 1day stash and a 3day stash enough for 2weeks o emergency. 1day =1day walk away 3day = 3day walk away.
5gal buckets, silicon seal the lid, ductape the seam, two trashbag and then buried.
I can not stress enough about the dessicant packs
Metal detector might be an issue but if you throw out some nails nuts bolts etc around it after someone digs up several nails they will probably go on to another place and not find your can
not exactly. solid big piece of metal sounds different. when prospecting, the excitement of finding something big and solid is to bring everybody together for the search. best to find a cache spot that's less likely to attract attentions. maybe join a prospecting club and learn where they like to look for finds.
Something else to add to this if you are going to use gps or even a map someone finds. At the way point you mark, you can add something there such as make a chair out of some rocks. Name that way point "blue birds" or something. If anyone checks that way point, they will see a place that looks like you bird watch from there. Meanwhile, it's just a marker for you to know how to get to the actual cache. Marked way points (even though they aren't the actual cache point) can be used to throw others off as they will see something totally different than what is really not far away. Basically, using psychology to keep others away from what you don't want them to know about or find.
Do a vid on the best shtf books and vehicle
will add it to my to-do list
Could you not put the tin in a plastic rubble sack ...