How to Start Prepping: Top 10 List Prepper School Vol. 27
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How to Start Prepping: Top 10 List
1. Flashlight
2.First Aid Kit
3.Water
4.Water purification
5.Fire tools
6.Food
List:
20lbs Rice & Beans
20 cans each Fruit, Veggies, Meat
2 Lg jars of Peanut Butter
Drink mix
2 bags Flour, Salt, Sugar
Bag of Rolled Oats
1 Gal of Olive Oil
7. Emergency Radio (Midland ER310 E+ Ready Emergency)
8. Fixed blade knife
9. Propane
10.self defense
11. Battery Power bank
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I used to enjoy prepping much better when it was just a hobby and people thought I was 🤣 crazy
yep, now you are going to be real popular during a disaster. You will be the store for them because they are to lazy to buy their own Survival supplies.
That's the truth! lol!
Now they’re taking you seriously and asking for help? That’s what I’m getting from family and friends that thought I was crazy for years. 😝😝😝
Now you would have to be crazy to think it is just a hobby!
lol Right?
Could listen to this guy all day. Infact...I work from home, and have been listening to him since 8am this morning. It's now 21:50. Cheers for all this helpful advice. Been taking notes, and checking suppliers for some of this stuff.
There isn’t one single person in my life that takes me serious when I talk about prepping. They all call me things like “alarmist” “crazy” etc. I’m concerned that no one else around me is getting prepared or even worried about anything that is going on. That bothers me more then people thinking I’m crazy for doing what I can to keep my family safe.
Well, I will say, if you're talking about buying a handful of giant properties for potential bug-out compounds, then maybe, but if you're talking about loading up on a lot of food, water, and tools, and making a pretty serious hobby out of it, I don't see a problem. I always thought it was wise to have a few stockpiles of stuff, then 2020 happened and I got a glimpse of what could have been done better
Don’t share any further info on your peeps, and relocate everything to a place in your home that no visitor, welcomed or otherwise, can see. It’s a safety thing!
Stop talking about prepping with friends who scoff. Maybe even family. Of course when it came right down to it, I would not turn away my family. Anyway, they are all preppers and could help rotate the guard duty.
Mates of mine used to be amused. Then after the lockdowns ended one aid to me "no ones laughing now" They'd been driving round looking for toilet rolls etc. I shopped for neighbours n friends but didn't actuall need to shop for me.
People didn’t take Noah seriously either.
I am a utility lineman. I see unprepared people every storm season. I agree with all of your list. I personally carry several single use super glue bottles with me as well. I have used it to close up cuts, gluing a torn shirt back together, repairing a shoe, and many other repairs. I appreciate your video.
If the pumps stop working, and the tap water stops..many will struggle with the taste of "collected rain water" and whatever filter system they use(Berkey the best yes!) an option is to stock up on "Tang"
Not only will it make the harvested water palatable, it'll also give you some Vitamin C!
:)
I guess I really like chef boyardee meat ravioli.. cheese ravioli.. in the spaghetti with the giant meatballs.. because they've been on sale for under $1 a can.. I have about 40 of them stocked up 😂.. I do love it especially when you put a quality parmesan cheese on it
Prepping for the first 48 hours of anything and then adding in 3 months stored water and 3 months long term food should be every preppers ideal first milestone target.
It is definitely time to double down on food and water preps guys! Happy to offer help and advice if needed👍
Amen!!
For years now, new homes in Australia must have rainwater storage (5,000 litres). Therefore, we have the first essential item, water available. That will help us through the first few weeks.
@@ray_c_yuen That's a very good thing 👍
Ray. Are you a prepped? If so I would like to talk to you. I’m also in Australia
When it comes to saving battery power for flash lights it's best to sleep when it's dark and wake when the sun's up. This way your saving it for when you really need it
@Sensible Prepper Greetings from Tokyo Japan Blessings to all thank you very much for your input I appreciate your time and advice 👍.
How to start prepping..
“Rice, beans, 1910 Mauser, bisley colt”
- Pancho Villa
This topic would make for a great 5 minute video to send to your completely unprepared friends that just realized that the world isn't pink and fluffy and perfect.
I've been prepping a couple years since I found your channel. No one in my family is on board but I'm steadily getting along. Thanks for good basic information.
I am connected to Municipal Water but I also have a hand dug well with a hand pump in it. There are three ponds nearby and a lake a few miles away.
Great channel, very sensible advice. Here in the UK prepping is slowly picking up interest since the C19 lockdown situation. I & a couple of friends have been prepping since the 2008 financial crisis, it was a lesson hard learned, but learned it was. Please keep up the great work, God bless & keep you all safe over there, & kind regards from a limey deplorable. 🇬🇧🇺🇸🙏🏼
For me recently what you said about opportunities opening up is so true, it really is one door closes and another opens. Excellent concise and to the point 💯👏
Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom, Sir.
Starting to get FUBAR...
If you survive the first 48 hours you stand a better chance than those who did not survive the first 48 hours.
I would suggest, going to a liquor store, and buying as many of those little bottles of liquor, to use for bartering, there may be something you need and can swap for. Also, cheap cigarettes, throw a couple of cartons in a freezer, just in case
Very good idea, I dident think of that since I do not drink alcohol. Regards from Denmark.
I don’t drink but I like the idea of using those little bottles; any idea what they can go for price wise?
I heard a question about Sawyer filters. I have used them several times with creek water on a cattle farm. They work as I have never gotten sick due to contaminated water.
I hope Robbie makes it back safe from Yellowstone ok.
I like how you mention barter items. For toilet paper/wipes, I recommend Wysi Wipes. They are a great item to hoard, stock up, even barter. Plus it doesn’t take up much space. Great ideas all around! Keep up the great work! 😃👍🏾🇺🇸
Vaseline and cotton balls are great fire starters, just need the lighter
The PBJ is the original protein bar!
On crackers
Thankyou for this series. I am really enjoying watching every single one. You guys are full of so much knowledge and great information and a good laugh. You guys have got me started over the years and I appreciate you for heading me on a long steady, well thought out plan for the future. Thankyou
Thank you for sharing your knowledge
Good list to get started with
Thanks James!
I have a trauma/stop-the-bleed kit within easy reach BUT I always stress the addition of a small boo-boo/sickness first aid kit to any emergency kit. Feeling ill or having a simple sprained ankle won't kill you immediately but it WILL hamper your ability to function or move to a safer place. Some burn ointment, pain killer, anti-nausea, anti-diarrheal, 2x2 gauze, ACE bandage, etc can keep you going. And band-aids are miracle cures if you have younger children around :-).
Boo-boo kit for each child!!! 👍
@@janjanobando1148 and pets
For those of you that have access to a Dollar Tree, I would suggest your stocking up on these items, toothbrushes, toothpastes, antibiotic rubs and other things, at a price most can afford. Think outside the usual comfort zone of your normal shopping. Also, they have great pricing on a ton of name brand canned goods and cleaning supplies. Don’t forget toilet paper, paper towels, baby wipes?
Anti-diarrheal meds aren't just nice-to-haves, they're a literal lifesaver if things get rough.
When I was in the Marine. Corps 1969-73, we were given C-Rats left over from the Korean War. I’m sure they were expired, but they got us through. Mares should last a good long time.
I’ve seen some other prepper websites where the local community is having meetings at churches and other locations for preppers to get together and support one another. they’re even having speakers come in such as nurses, doctors, dentists, and vets, to share some of their ideas on how to prep. it would be great if the Greenville/Spartanburg area to get a group together for support and sharing!
Dog and dog food. You will be saving an animal from death at the shelter and that animal will do anything to keep you and your family alive.
As always, great advice!
Thank you GP.
Great show.
This is great info. After yesterday, seeing everyone stock 25 pound bags of beans, rice etc…….I realized that we need to start doing this also!
START? Baby, it's almost OVER! Do it now or starve.
Flour and other baking goods, you’ll need to know bread making techniques as well as others. There are recipes out there for baking in the sun, just in case.
TRAINING!!! Train, Train, & practice, practice, practice!
DON’T buy the gun a box of ammo and then never take it out of the box to the range to shoot & practice.
Thanks for mentioning bows and considering other nations.
I live in one such nation and have an assortment of bows and crossbows as well as a sturdy Slingshot.
"Slingshots are for kids though!?" You might think, but the reality is, they were man's first ranged weapon that wasn't a throwing spear.
It's a sad state of affairs I know, but some nations don't even allow bows, but Slingshots are still allowed.
Put aside your preconceptions, I'm not talking some stick with an elastic band either, I'm talking about a modern iteration, made of solid materials and ball bearing ammo.
In a pinch you may be able to hunt small birds and rabbits and in the case of ammo, pebbles are always an option.
When you have no ranged weaponry and neither does anyone else, even a Slingshot will give you an edge when hunting.
On another issue, No matter the weapon, check it regularly and perform maintenance (do so safely) and ensure you have adequate maintenance supplies.
If you do buy a bow, obviously you should have plenty of arrows but don't forget spare strings.
When buying bows you should consult your countries laws before buying and consult your countries laws with regard to carrying bows in public.
Firearms or laws relating to them tend to be better known but Bows etc have their own, some are quirky, for example, some countries forbid bows being strung until you are at an Archery range and request you cover the bow itself as you put it in your car etc. (A huge pain in the ass)
Check your bow strings every so often, I just checked mine today and saw my pistol-style crossbows string had started splaying a few loose threads, enough that it would be dangerous to use, so I need a replacement.
Bow's that are strung should be periodically waxed with bow wax and bows with moving parts oiled (cams etc)
If you are new, one other thing to remember is to never dry fire a bow, as it damages the string and as with all ranged weaponary, take all appropriate safety measures before shooting or during maintenance- a taught bow string is a dangerous thing too if it snaps or comes loose.
When did oil become heavier than water. Oil slicks always float on the surface.
Good post !
I had a Bic lighter in the damp garage . The spark wheel itself did not corrode but what corroded completely was the little Flint Ferro rod inside.. completely corroded as though there were no flint there at all
Is Robbie okay? Yellowstone is closed down due to flooding!
Famine in California? We have a drought, but this is the first I've heard of famine. Please clarify.
Coconut oil has lower shelf life then olive oil. You don’t want rancid oil.
For water filter you can use 5 gallon buckets and make your own Berkey container if you’re short on funds. And for the Van life you can use the same buckets to storing things until you need the filtration.
If we had to evacuate I'd be stuffed because I have no veichle! I live in the UK. They expect everyone has a car so NO buses would be sent. Public buses there'd be no drivers as they'd be looking after their own families!
Batteries I like Energizer LITHIUM in AA. & AAA
Best place to get batteries is Costco. Also, their brand is made by Duracell.
Good video
Same with a bike they came in a van gave £2 and went off laughing their heads off and high fives
I would like to suggest to everyone to watch what they throw away
I live in Edgefield which is like 2- 2 1/2 hrs from Greenville,SC. Been here since Xmas 1998. But I grew up in TAMPA, FL. & was visiting family during the ‘04 or ‘05 hurricane season. FL gets hit at least 1 -2 times a yr with at least a tropical storm. That yr it was no less than 6 hurricanes & 4 of them instead of hitting on 1 coast crossing to the other, hit on the south end & went straight up the middle affecting the entire state. I also was still living there & worked during & the aftermath of ANDREW back in ‘93 a CAT 5 hurricane that DEVASTATED the entire Miami-Dade area the Homestead AFB almost the entire southern tip of FL. I also seen NOLA just after Katrina, the only thing that made that nearly as bad was the Levi’s breaking… but your learn to be prepared for at least 72 hrs to a wk or 2 dealing with and experiencing those things.
You must be glad to be here chatting to us coz it's a bit wet in Yellowstone matey.!! Hope Robbie & family are safe & dry. Cowabunga mate.!
Great show Sooch. Why don't you use steel wool in your fire starter packs?
IMO: get started with your basic 72hr - 2wks emergency preps. That’s a must have regardless! (FEMA has lists of these recommended supplies.) Then as your continually expanding your supplies, start looking for your MAG. Build relationships with your neighbors, & immediate community. They may not prep but you may rely upon them for community security and other resources in the end.
# 1 is WATER!!
Residential size wind turbines exist, if you have a source of constant running water on your property you get, or build a small hydro turbine.
The bic lighters and others will not work if it's 13 degrees or cold i tried 4 different lighters you need to hand warm them before use
I found a gallon size bag of magnesium shavings at a gun show not long ago, the bags were $10 each, I bought them, all, just in case. 😁😁 I can share with others if I feel the need.
Keep one in the pocket of your pants.
When your fingers are frozen or so cold from rain their a hassle too.
Keeping a bic lighter in an inside pocket is the best idea. Below 35°F they start to get iffy. All smokers or exsmokers are well aware of that. lol
With a waterproof electric plasma lighter and a hand cranked lantern that charges accessories via a usb outlet you've got it covered.
I can charge my lighter my lantern phone my headlamp and my portable radio along with having a good folding solar panel you're a portable technology center...
ALSO: I have used brass, steel, & aluminum cased ammo. I have NOT had issues with any of them. I use hollow point frangible rounds for self defense, for my carry ( I want good target isolation, but worry less about over penetration). But it’s expensive.
FMJ target ammo is still deadly and will do the job, so I stock up on these for all my target, and general purpose needs.
And buy 1 or a few boxes of ammo every pay check or once a month. Before you know it you will have a decent amount stored up.
My freezer has three months of proteins for my family and we have enough fuel on hand to run our Generator for almost that long.
And after that? Or what if one of the
two stops working?
have ever tried to start a fire with one of those electronic
rechargeable lighter? I have one. I think it is called an atomic lighter.
I can not wait for the apartment prepping episode. I look forward to it.
Me, too!
@@cherylT321 me three
@@sigendut3336 👍
How many bedrooms? Can you spare one for the preps? Do you have a balcony that you can grow a few food items? Do you get a lot of sun on the balcony if you do?
@@Kristin5059 I have a small studio apartment. I also have a terrace that gets good sunlight so, even though I have a black thumb, I am going to try to grow food!
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Water is heavier than oil
If you don't servive the first 48 hours of a crisis, your odds of surviving go down.
if you don't survive the first 48 hour, you are dead, your odds of surviving are 0 dont you think, my friend? please explain your comment, thanks.
@@DrSchor SP said in the video that if you survive the first 48 hours of a disaster, your odds of survival go up.
I could not carry a tent a bag or case and walk with it all no veichle
Cell service is a good indicator of the extent of a power outage. If the power is out but still have cell service, no big deal. If there is no cell signal, than you know there is a bigger problem and it's time to grab the emergency radio. Trust this from someone who lived through the 2003 northeast blackout.
I'm assuming 2 way radios would be good to have for communication between family members if cell phones are out. I'd be curious of recommendations for those
@@TJ_in_GA If you are talking about the small ones (FRS) that you can get at places like sporting good stores, these have a limited range, usually line of site. When they say things like "Good up to 5 miles" this is only line of site, buildings, hills and such will decrease the range. Motorola is a good one for this. You can get higher power FRS radios, these will reach a little further. If you want further distances, then you need to look into armature radio, however, you need to be licensed to transmit with them. However, it is not too difficult to pass the test for it.
@Bruce S thank you for the info. I'm starting small and picked up some midlands that say 36 miles, but like you said that's line of site. Hopefully they will do ok for short distances in a pinch. I'll keep the other type you mentioned in mind for an upgrade.
Do you have a link / discount code for the Berkey system? Couldn’t find one.
Get terra cotta (inner old school) flowerpots, they make great cheap waterfilters.
Can you share that one?
@@Kristin5059 I just did. :))
To the new father to be, could be a boy or a girl and you may already know. Either way, teach them to stay faithful to their gender no matter how they feel about it:) LOL!
Lastly, they grow up extremely fast too take it to heart and spend as much time as you can every day. It gets mundane at times, but that baby will be a toddler, little kid, big kid, teenager, 18-years-old in the blink of an eye at each stage.. HA!
And the ammo. That’s a minimum of 500 rounds PER firearm, not per caliber. If you have 5 Glock 9mm 500 rounds won’t go far shared between them. But if you have 500 rnds for each Glock then you’ve got a good start.
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I am looking for a tactical pouch for type 2 diabetic???? Any suggestions
Distilling is actually simple but you need the equipment. It’s no different than distilling moonshine except it’s just water. But it’s the process of boiling and capturing, recondensing the water vaper to its liquid form. The water vaper has been purified from contaminants.
Dehumidifier are distilled water
How do I find a prepper group near me? I live down the road in Hollywood,SC.
I purify my water with Jack Daniels
I’ve always heard society/civility doesn’t start breaking down until around 72hrs. Does that 48hr mark start after the initial 72hrs?
Silver and gold then get cheated when you resell been there in the past! Known a piece was worth £100 and they say No no it's only worth 50p but look ill give you £2 and spin the tale of the gold and silver Market being right down. Then go to the Jewelers and see the item in the window for £150
The volume on Sarah Mac is always to low. You need to add a microphone for her.
I have two i.Sound 16,000 mAh portable back up power packs. They have lasted over ten years and are still working great. They are 60 Wh Lithium Polymer batteries.
Re: AA AAA, C and D batteries. Get some rechargeable batteries in bulk, and a solar battery charger. Or a solar battery that runs non-solar battery chargers.
Have to have a licence for a firearm and as of yet in UK thankfully we are not allowed or people would run rampant trying to copy the ganes they've watched
I have never tried bleaching my water and curious if you or anyone out there can provide some feedback on their experience. Thanks!
Trump said inject it
Choose unscented bleach.
One drop of bleach per gallon of water you want treated.
If it has a bleach taste just let the treated water sit open to the air for 2 - 3 hours. This method works fine. It's the same as the boy scouts are trained to do.
I struggle most with canned (except tuna) or potted meat. I would probably eat it if I was starving but to eat it on a regular basis to make sure we were rotating our stock, Nope. I don't know how to fix that. Any suggestions?
You can mix it in with other items. For instance make some seasoned rice and add the meat to it. Or add it to Ramin noodles.
@@bruces6778 Thank you
Question do you know where I can find strike anywhere kitchen matches?
Amazon
I have found them at Walmart and at Kroger. I think I had to look in the camping supplies though, not in the kitchen or barbecue supplies.
I got mine at my patriot supply.
@@johnny56g Thanks.
@@nmr6988 The Walmart store here near me stopped carrying them about 4 years ago in the store!
You can take a aluminum can and rip it in half and make a weapon
To cut yourself, i guess
Cans last most of your life so get plenty I don't can't afford to! but get loads and eat other perishables first
They should teach you all this useful stuff at school instead of useless algebra and Latin
If I use my Berkey daily... Before shtf. Do I need to add anything to it for minerals...?
electric bulbs will vanish.
NOONE SPEAKS ABOUT WHAT LONE PEOPLE NO CAR HAVING TO STAY PUT SHOULD DO. SO VIDEO ON THAT PLEASE FOR PEOPLE I KNOW LIKE THAT. DISABLED ETC WITH NOONE
Someone needs to come up with a quick anagram for basic survival like water weapons and commutation? Idk just for a example
help me understand, why would you want to scramble your basic survival. thanks for explaining, my friend
Yellowstone Sulfur Fires info here: ua-cam.com/video/BhbfpVA8H-8/v-deo.html
Where’s Robbie?
:07 he explains.
Yellowstone
Id be ashamed to promote sportmans guide in my videos. Worst customer service and all around worst store on the net. The were great 10 years ago but the company is a complete joke now! They backordered something that was in stock and failed to email or call me for 6 months. I couldnt get a real person on the phone or by email and never got a refund. Had to get my bank involved.
Trump Nation 👍
I am a Biden supporter and still find this info helpful. I’m not into conspiracy theory and don’t think the Democrats, of which I am one, are out to destroy the world. Lol. For me it goes beyond politics into a possible future where the skills for survival are necessary. Very much enjoy watching this site.
Channel is getting repetitive..
This channel has it's called like a Studebaker. Give us something new. Something we can build on. Each week it's the same old spiel.
Thank you GP.