digging up my SURVIVAL Supply Cache from 2022 | Survival Kit Review
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returned to my cache site, located and recovered my Survival Cache after nearly a YEAR underground.
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The latest update from the field, we returned after nearly a year and recovered our Survival Supply Cache. This was a fun yet very functional Training Exercise that was a total success...aside from a few Mistakes.
Check the links below for more details on this operation, thanks for the support!
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Great video! Love the intro. Not all dads are created equal.
out here living the dream, thanks!
Might be advisable to stuff the gear / food into a dry bag just in case there is water ingress in the cached box because the seal was to be broken.
Not a bad idea. In the end I had sealed the container with the Gorilla glue and then stuffed that into a sealed Mylar bag….and I was still concerned a bit.
Great getting the young ones to participate in what is required for bugging out etc. We've got cache in multiple location in 5 states. Cheers mate.
good on you...caching is KING
I'd take the container with you. You can always run some cordage around the handles and create a shoulder strap. You can still use it for carrying supplies or foraged edibles, tinder, etc. and it will keep it mostly dry if its raining.
Plus if you threw a plastic drop cloth and used it for a tarp you could aim the morning dew down into the container and replenish your water supply. (or use a poncho).
If you use a stove or Dakota hole you could use it to help block the light.
Or put it over your tinder while you're trying to spark a fire in the rain. (a bit of duct tape over the hinge would help with this)
All kinds of things you can do with it.
Hey great input. This comment is Exactly why I make these videos…too not only share my experience but gain knowledge from others. 🍻
Shallow bury should be reconsidered. A wildfire and all is gone ...
Hell yeah! Combined knowledge makes us all better. Thanks for the ideas.
I just found you videos. Good job. I like how you have your son involved. I look forward to watching more.
Awesome! Thank you!
One of the problems in Canada is the temperature changes would cause condensation and the only way to remedy that situation is burying it deep so it stays a constant temperature.
That's something I haven't thought of, but great point! I am going to try something near when I camp and put a wireless thermometer/humidity gauge and see how that goes in my area.
About how deep would it need to be? I saw a video from Canadian Prepper and he did a burial but it was not deep and it appeared to be summer
Ah good idea with the temp gauge
@@TheSurvivalOutpost it all depends what province you’re in. On the west coast like around Vancouver it’s pretty warm so18” to 24” would probably be fine year round but where Canadian prepper lives it gets significantly colder in the winter so I’d bet you’d have to be around 3’ deep +.
the depth you need to bury is dependent on your location. Google frost line for your area and there are charts. When you get below the frost line it does stay at a constant temperature.
My thoughts are to have a huge cache. Like a 100 litres drum. Why? Well, the forest is huge, so there is zero storage concerns.
Even if you have to keep moving, you can leave it. But at least you will have the choice to stay there, or come back for more supplies later.
I have two types of caches: the small immediate local to my home. Then a larger cache in a more isolated area, possibility where I may set up a stealth camp.
I hope this helps
yup perfect way to get it done. I have the same system in place now.
I didn't realize you moved from Tennessee to Florida. If SHTF which would you rather be in Tennessee or Florida? Have you ever vacuum packed ammo, batteries for gear, and when you cached your gear, what would you have done differently? I am trying to make a cache and decide where and how to bury it. Thanks for sharing. Your little survival buddy is learning from you. That's a lesson of a lifetime. Stay safe
I've done vacuum packs before or I just seal up food grade mylar bags after sucking out as much hair as possible...TN and FL both have their pros and cons but I"d lean towards southern tn as the best location.
be sure to check out my survival cache playlist, I talk ab it about different caches, locations, etc.
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It was a success. You got in and out undetected. Better yet, cachet is unmolested.
Only thing I would change is adding a change of clothes. If you must evac with the clothes on your back, may need to change. If not immediately having an extra set in case of ???? WKW.
good point about adding a change of clothes, did not consider that!
I heard that if a Sawyer filter system is below freezing it could mess up the filter like crack it or something. Do you know if that is true about Sawyer filters?
I just drink water straight from the source. Filters got to be too expensive and maybe I will boil if feel like it, but if tired, I just don't bother.
It is plastic so it will def crack but temps have to be low. My filter functions fine down to the low 10s. However I’ve never put one in a cache and left it for a while
Braver than I 😂
The filter will crack if it is frozen while it is wet from use. you must keep it from being frozen until it dries out totally. Just bury below the frost line in your area in order to keep your cache at a constant temperature.
OK wow realistic .. well done ... and gave me some ideas
Thank you! Cheers!
To reiterate, the keyword is: SMEAC! To make sure that water you put in the cache doesn't expire, try some of that new dehydrated water, it will last longer. Thanks for sharing, you Mighty Awesome Devil Dog. ERRAH!
Hahaha dehydrated water love iit. RAH 💯🔥
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Thank you for showing the cache retrieval - very informative.
As for food to put in the cache, have you considered those lifeboat survival rations, such as DATREX or similar emergency rations? If the factory packaging is not compromised, they have a claimed shelf-life of five years under less than ideal storage conditions. (The DATREX factory packaging is surprisingly fragile, so I carefully reinforce the packaging with several layers of cling wrap and then packing tape.) While those survival rations are not exciting, they are calories and do not require any preparation.
Yup that can be a great option. I have a pack Russian emergency rats which is actually fairly tasty. Glad you liked the video!
Always wondered what would be the best container to stash in the ground . Around here the ground freezes in winter , so it would have to be water tight , as well as tough . Still have not come up with a solution , I would be comfortable with .Because of the weather we have , I was thinking along the lines of the container being in a sort of tomb like hollow chamber , slightly elevated with stones at the bottom , to lift the container away from the ground , then a covering of lumber , then soil . Dunno .
That’s a cool idea sounds viable. Got me thinking now about using s cave for storage.
@@TheSurvivalOutpost Or an abandoned mine .
Good vid Blitz. Father/son time and training. Agree with your critique ref food and add ons. May want to consider additional fire making items in case of bad weather and possibly going to ground. T-man
Yup dig it good point about the fire kit
Put some carrying straps inside the container in case you don't have means to carry it on your back.
It's better to leave straps than a container behind.
excellent advice, love it.
Great video a lot of videos on what’s in them but not when dug back up 👍
yup that's why I thought it to be super important to cover this detail
might be a bit tedious but i'd double bag the contents, just in case it floods as water seems to be number 1 enemy of caches
... also maybe put a couple of large rocks on top of the cache, making it easier to find and less chance of being dug up by wildlife.
rocks would be nice but there are no rocks in Florida lol. next time I'll bury a bit deeper just to be sure.
Salvage the container imho, you know it's a good reusable resource so if you have enough boxage back at base rebury it, if not just recover and run with the box 🤘
good advice
Fun video
def enjoyed it
Hey! Just started to watch your videos and i am very happy to see that there are still critical thinking on YT when it comes to survivalism! I saw the Canadian prepper react and got that feeling of "Pheeww! Finally someone saying what we think!". Anyway, just wanted to tell that we are watching your content all the way from Brazil - we have a lot of survivalists down here.
And if you have the interest and time, come check our channel! We are building our own "prepper culture" and if you like, feel free to see how we approach things.
Keep up!
Hey glad to have you onboard! I'll drop in checkout your channel, cheers!
btw we have more than a few subscribers from Brazil
I personally won't watch CP. 9 out of 10 of that dudes videos are fear mongering and bad information often times not realistic like that insanely sized pack he carries that is crazy heavy and filled with a lot of impractical junk. This guy even made a video review on his video of his pack and it was spot on in agreement. I can't take that dude seriously as he is just pushing for views and not real world.
This is awesome info
Glad you think so!
not sure about this -- what are your thoughts about packing a second stash smaller but MOST important NO METAL objects so some using a metal detector will NOT be able to find the stash
this is an excellent idea!
I made a stash of food, water,ammo,and a 22 rifle and a 9mm pistol, a change of clothes and a small tent,put it all in vaccum sealed bags then a contractor trash bag then an 8 inch pvc pipe,buried it vertical with rock tamped around it and had a lockable watertight lid like on a work van for hauling conduit,the top was about 8 inches below the surface and I put some plastic over it and some rock then a thin layer of dirt,it had been buried for 7 years when I last checked it everything was just like I had just put it there
that should last forever...whats the shelf life on the food and water?
MRE’s don’t have the shelve life of freeze dried food. Put a backpack in your hidden stash, then you have something to carry your supplies if you don’t have a backpack already, or if you had to ditch your backpack.
Yup funny you mention the bag. At the end of the video I mentioned that point exactly
Have u thought of using fishing tackle boxes. More compact and carry in a back pack better.
Could work but consider airtight dry proof necessity
When I think of creating a cache I always have it in mind that it will serve as a resupply of food, ammo, medical supplies or a kit. I might even include a pistol. If I plan to fully outfit myself and maybe another person then it would be larger but for a cache I might revisit it would push me to create a more elaborate stash. Realistically if any of us had to bug out who would probably start off with vehicles so for me the cash serves as insurance in case I run out of supplies or somebody steals what I have from me.
Yup i like your line of thinking. Cache is def an insurance policy and having more than one is never a bad idea
@@TheSurvivalOutpost yeh but that cache will last 2-3 days, then what?
Use the harbor freight water proof boxes there cheap and great option
i will check those out
They're not "there"
He got big
He'll be 11 soon, it's crazy
@@TheSurvivalOutpost wow that is crazy !
well thats awesome you have Survival buddy for content
Go to the store ross or tj and put a couple og those gym back packs like $19 each super durable as well
I have them in my kits
yeah those are perfect, I'm now using my sons old school bag
Easier and safer to have a tag because if someone finds the camera by seeing the light on the camera
how long does the tag last?
@@TheSurvivalOutpost about a year
You need to check on your cashes anyways
How can water go bad if it is sealed ???
Ya know I’m not quite sure 🤪
i hv heard that it just gets a kinda flat taste,, apparently it doesn't go "bad" just flat tasting, i opened a glass 1 gallon wine jug that i stashed in 06 & it tasted just fine.
Granola-bars only good for a year ish
Water is 5 years
Ammo next time put it in a foil wrap and please ad silica packs in there
good advice on the ammo. more protection is never a bad idea.
I would have berry the container as a trap to uptain more gear from the person or person going for it
ah Ok great idea.
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I would put a apple tag on it as well
I have one on my wallet and keys
can anyone else access the tag location?
@@TheSurvivalOutpost they say they can and i have tried to access other but doesn’t seem to work for me
Once in the woods, put on camo
yup that's a good idea. in my gear set, I carry a set of cammies.
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Your son's jacket screamed "here I am" 😆
I'm not thinking that 10 months is a reasonable assessment. 5 years maybe?
I could wait that long but this was a short term resupply cache. Longer term caches will be dug up later
If any metal inside and the area has any history, be weary of really old boomers with metal detectors like me and thinking I hit Confederate gold!!!
Ahhh those damn boomers 🤪 btw I’ve done a bit of treasure hunting myself. Back in KY searched for John Swift silver mines
@@TheSurvivalOutpost I just closed in on a major skirmish from the 2nd Seminole War full of fired musket balls. Easy access and legal area. It just needs to stop raining and I get a day off, but 💯 know the spot now.
Hate the water
what's your beef with water :D
To be honest not sure why i texted that
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