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Great information! 👍

I been prepping for about 2 years now. I have a plan set for when SHTF. I been taking ASL for communication with out sound. I also been taking Turkish to speak code so the enemy cant understand.

I agree with ya , it's all possible. I think my biggest concern at this moment is economy. After a decade, my sister shocked me and asked how to build a pantry. What can be stored etc. The grocery costs woke her up. As far as prepping goes, I see it as personal responsibility. My family is my responsibility, they depend on me, I dont want to fail them. I realize you can never be 100% prepared but you can put yourself in a better position. Coming at ya from Va.

Today 30 days would be a cake walk 😂

Oldest, cheapest, easiest weapon is fire. There’s not enough attention given to fire. When there’s no fire department, water pressure or aircraft available… everything is going to burn. It will be like the old days.. Bulldoze houses so it doesn’t continue to burn down the line. (actually I believe they would pull them down back then)

Not many people mention the 2 books by Ray Gorham. I think they seem rather realistic. They portray life after emp.

Thank you for this video. We have many things covered but you brought up a few we don't have dialed in.

Excellent! Thank you. I have made a bucket or two to haul if needed. Each vehicle also had a small tote with items to draw from.

Speaking of James Wesley Rawles and his novel Patriots, there are big differences between people: some are pure evil and will take everything you have if they can; some are neutral and more or less innocent/clueless; and some are good people and are helpful/useful. The first group you have to deal with harshly; the second, maybe help them a bit and send them on their way ("...if you come back, there will be very severe consequences..."); and the third group, you vet them and perhaps add them to your group -depending. Great book with sound advice. Former military people are best to have in a group because they typically can see what needs to be done and then do it without a lot of whining and complaining. Be very clear with people about rules and guidelines: It's not a democracy or a committee. It they don't like the rules, then sayonara.

Excellent Post 👍🇺🇸👍

thank you dan for taking the time to make this video

Great information! New friend ❤

Daughter went to Costco Friday. Said lines were out the door. She was just there for a monthly shop so she pulled on out. Some of your books we have but not the any for animals-how thoughtless of us. Thank you.

"not getting getting the help" hmmm?? proof or propaganda???

nice to see you :)

Thanks for the tips on good books!

Thank you for sharing this information .

Went out and picked up a duel fuel generator yesterday Took me a long time to build even a basic set of skills buy im glad i did Take care down there Daniel , thats all from the rockys !

Love the shirt!😂❤

thank you dan i look forward to your video

this is a great video. water is an issue for sure.

i spend so much time home i didnt stop to think about getting home thank you.

That looks amazing. Are there any tips? I really love those strong fruity flavors that do not last or age well i don't like adding preservatives.

I like the plan for a get home bag! We have things in our vehicle for situations where we’d be afoot but some great tips here to help us ramp that up some! 😊👍❤️

Super Smart thoughts! Most people think about getting away… not how to get home 🤯

Great ideas!💡

Someday, I will own a Berkey!

Great idea. One thing I haven't thought about. I love this collaboration. Definitely need to build a bag

Great idea especially to keep in the car for winter or a major storm. Love it. Thanks.

Such great information! Loving your channel. Thank you

My parents are getting some of these water filtration for Christmas. They are without power and water for 4 days and probably another week. Thanks for the different ideas

As bad as my sense of direction is, I should get a compass and area map in the truck for when the cells aren't able to provide directions. Thanks for the video info.

We keep our 5 gallon water coolers filled so it's a good start. Always have extra for the pets

I love putting food away in mylar bags especially when we find a good sale

Interesting info. Thanks as always for sharing.

Survival buckets for Christmas gifts this year

yea....lots of people don't think of get home bags, they think bug out

That seems like a nice light weight bag

This is so great to go over using a get home bag and things to put into it. I had one I had at my desk and one in my car. I even had in my car a manual scooter like the razor to help me get home quicker. Thank you for sharing your awesome thoughts on how to prepare and to be aware.

Clean water is very important thank you for all the information

Lots of things you mentioned that I hadn't even thought about, especially since we are rural, and my son works in town. Very long walk home! Thank you so much for sharing!

Thanks for sharing. We live in St. Charles county Missouri. Always appreciate the information and knowledge I gain from the presentation.

Thank you. I need to improve my long term storage. I have the stuff to do it. I just need to get it done.

Start off small and scale up especially if you are low budget if that includes picking up lets say 5 extra cans of foods of what you already eat and rotate it each time you go shopping slow and steady will win the race. You guys will be amazed just how fast the pantry fills up.

I was looking into a compose toilet but those can take up a large amount of space sanitization is often overlooked in prepping.

Love that water filtration kit i got more water filters then ik what to do with its a good problem to have.

You got quite the pantry there i'm still working on mine took me many years to get to where i'm at today.

People should have a plan to get home safely if they are away and especially from work.

Nice video.

lots of things I don't think about or I don't need that. so thank you for sharing this information.