Burying A Survival Cache in Suburbia
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ธ.ค. 2019
- Burying a survival cache in a greenbelt area in suburbia...what I put in it, how i buried it, and why.
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We're watching these vids to freshen up cache tactics. One thing..... mini cashes are the way to go. Having 1 or 2 large cashes is a liability. Also, pack all of your cashes the same way - include a back pack in each barrel to carry out your stash.
If possible place your cache into the side of a hill so that the hole you dug will drain downhill. Vertical holes will flood and fill with water... your cache will pop-up like a cork.
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Sounds great. I would have left out all the cans that can rust, and would have added flushable wipes, a life straw, and a lighter. Then I would have silicone sealed the top because that's not really a water tight container. Here's the test, when empty, put very hot water in the container and shake. If it blows hot water out of the lid or blows the lid off, that's not water tight enough for items you might be trusting your life to.
Going to be checking this one soon. Thanks for watching and commenting!
When i stash something in de swamp i seal de lid with tub caulk, and always use glass jar with metal lid,, coon & squirrel chomp on plastic, i don't bury mine i pull it up high in tree branch & tie it off
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it definitely was coming
Using the protein powder container is a great idea. Large and sturdy 👏 another good video brother 👍🇬🇧
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You might want to read up on how to disinfect water with a drop of bleach. Depending on how long you expect to hide the water, you may want to safe guard it from bacteria that may be already in it before you bottled it. It may be a good idea to disinfect the bottle before putting the water in. Sort of a “canning procedure” should keep you from getting sick.
He boils all his water anyway.
When the apocolipse comes Snake you the man. Regards Will
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Apocalypse is here mate. If you read that chapter, it proves that we are at those days described there. Jesus did reveal these, to help us survive. Repentance and getting ready to not accept their number, in any form they try to give it to you, is the only way to survive. If we accept though, then there is no reason, to try anything else, because then we're doomed to Hell for the eternity.
World dictatorship of our enemy, is here already. This is the begining of Armagedon. God bless you.
Im from 2022 i hope you remember where you buried your cache. You will need it soon🙁
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Thank you, sir.
That plastic can will deteriorate rather rapidly. I'm not talking within a month or two, but if you are relying on that thin plastic to remain intact and waterproof for a long period of time you will be disappointed. The lid here is the weak spot. Better to make a sealed tube from thick PVC.
I love the instant mashed potato. Just had a package that’s three years past exp. date. Tasted great. Texture was perfect. Poured chili over the top. So good!
Yeah, seems like under ideal conditions it would last a long time. Glad to hear a confirmation. Thanks for watching and commenting!
What do you think of the Black Rifle Coffee? It is coming brother, easy to see for those who have discernment.
I don't drink coffee, but I might need the stimulant in an emergency. Be prepared, its coming.
I also put oxygen absorbers in my cache containers
Oxygen absorbers and rice are good to put in a cache. I usually put neither. If the container were larger and frost was an issue, I would put both. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Good stuff I plan to bury a few. I also plan to set up some secret garden were nobody goes that would be hard there with the heat and dryness.
Yeah. Keeping them protected and watered is tough. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Snake man you probably are so stoked you did all this stuff right about now i know i am!!! Nice ideas with the marking i used rocks as im in rocky terrain in the pocono mts.
I've got some I need to check on. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Awesome video!
happy to see your channel doing well!
Its coming along. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Great video as always!
Great idea, I would remove any metal items that some local adventurer could find with a metal detector, my dad likes to do that in Conroe. Maybe GPS mark location for later retrieval
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Thanks for another great video!
Canned pinto beans are better (protein & calories) then green beans, and adding a chili with beans would also be better than no beans, nutritionally speaking.
Good Videos!
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👍 I have several 2 Liter Coke bottles full of water cashed at different camping spots of mine. They are buried only Under piles of sticks and leaves. I’ve haven’t had any of the bottles pop from freezing. I’m up in New Hampshire 🥶
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I thought that I was pretty savvy but you come up with some ideas that I have not thought of. Great videos
Shine on
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Excellent video and advice this one.
You really got me going bro. This is an awesome idea. This is truly the way to go. The way to do it. Man what an amazing idea! Thanks again buddy.
Good video. This was stress relieving and I needed it badly. Great ideas! You didn't disappoint!
Great idea
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Great video 👍! Keep em coming
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Like all your videos! Thank You for sharing such good info on prepping. Oh... Hope you have a wonderful and blessed Christmas!!! Stay safe 👍😁🇺🇸
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I always seal my lid's up with silicone bath tub caulking,, so far it's worked great
Cool video I been looking for some areas to bury some cashes of my own. Thanks for sharing. Hope you and your family as Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
Same to you! Thanks for the view and comment!
It'd be great for you to do a full video of just "hide n seek".
Good idea with reusing that big jug.
End of each year I do a collection. Thanks for watching and commenting!
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Appreciate the tutorials. Good to see that tiny magnafying glass...I like steel wool too, lights off wet.
i'd like to start a training exercise with others in Texas of compass, pace count = cache. Example. I drive thru your a.o.r, leave a cache, give you location via a landmark, heading, pace count. FM 2104, 400p e of sand creek bridge, 8" pine n side rd. 8"pine, 40 paces n, X. If during a local or regional emergency, your contacts from around the area and state could contact you with cache data and you'd know the drill and find it. The examples I used are not too covert, in reality they'd be much more less known but to you, a local. Maybe something seen in your video, an old barn visible from a farm to market road or town's water tower. All abbreviated but you'd know. The cipher can be e is w, n is s, and 2 paces is 1. and all numbers of roads are advanced by one. So your cache is at farm to market rd 3215, 200 paces w of sand crk bridge, 8" pine s side rd. 8" pine, 20 paces s = X. We are scattered all across Texas, all across US. We all drive around and travel from time to time, imagine having a network. Its the key problem with all of us, we are a disjointed body but our enemy trains daily as units. Police, military, guard, "contractor's killers for hire", they have tax funded assets and they train to back one another if back up is called for. We The People, nada.
awesome as always!
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Would have been overkill to bury both in a extra strong rubbish (trash) bag?
Certainly wouldn't hurt, I think. I haven't seen the need for it yet, it depends on where it's buried I suppose. Thanks for watching and commenting!
I always love the intros.
Hey Snake - Are you and me the only dudes who have caches ? Your cache will keep you going for at least 5 days in my opinion . Maybe you would make a video on caching a few gallons of gasoline and other gear . Congrats on finding the basketball bro . Lefty Cat
Not many people do, that's for sure. Thanks for watching and commenting!
COVID-Karen: Officer, I saw a suspicious looking guy in full camo and backpack crawling out of the brush near a busy road carrying a shovel and a basketball...
Nothing to see here folks... move along. Thanks for watching and commenting!
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Hi. Nice video bro)
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High S., i wish you nice Christmas-days. Kindly Fiete
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Will the plastic water bottles survive under freezing conditions? I have never thought of doing this with food & drink, only throw-downs.
Ok Boomer! : as far as plastic water jugs/bottles: water will not compress but air will. This is important when your water cache freezes solid. So a small amount of air space is a good thing. I have found that Juice bottles like Gatorade are best for cache canteens, with 2 liter soda pop bottles as a close 2nd.
What Kevin Pride said...
Thicker juice or sport drink bottles are better than the thin water bottles and won't break down as easily. If freezing is possible and they are put in container with other items, put them in the bottom and in their own sealed bag (ziplock). Leave air space for freezing. Thanks for watching and commenting!
IMO - Know the freeze / frost line for your locale . As examples - Kansas is aprox. 30 inches . Northern Idaho is 40 inches or more . Texas would be far less . Gatorade and heavier plastic bottles are the way to go and leave room for expanding freezing water .
I used flex seal to seal my cache. works great.
would a cemetery be a good place to bury a cache?
Certainly wouldn't get many visitors to a cemetery during a shtf. I have one in an old partially run down cemetery that gets no new burials. Thanks for the view and comment!
I would worry a flood might allow it to float up and out of the mud and away.
What are the chances of a metal detectorist finding the cache? Not much, but better without the metal!
Always that chance with metal inside, but would consider it negligible at this location. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Do you have Winter and Frost in Texas ? How deep goes Frost in to the ground? In Germany i think i have to dig deeper.
My frost line is the underside of the fallen leaves, so I don't have much digging to do. Thanks for watching and commenting!
DOOD!
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Hello .
I am based over in England , what would you suggest to pack for this side of the Atlantic?
(We don't have guns)
Hand grenades then.... or missile launchers. 😆
Great idea Snake! I might suggest using electrical tape to seal as it does conform tightly to shapes and bends in a bottle wrap. Thanks for great video material.
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Where is your truck at lol
In the median. Thanks for watching and commenting!
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You'll never find that again
Why?
@@c0nstantin86 I would have put something in the ground. To pull it out, or something. He'll dig all around that
I use 30 feet of tarred bank line attached to a tree which is marked above the max potential snow height = 3 feet up . A GPS works nice .
We'll know for sure in about a year when I check on it. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@SurvivalTheory we might know before a year :) thank you, for another good video sir! I've been saving up glass instant coffee jars. Doubt I'll bury them. But they would be good just stashed around. Old houses, buildings, under bridges, cars, structures. All that kinda deal.
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I think you’re taking this whole camping thing a bit out of context now taking it a bit too serious Captain Mannering go and watch Rambo that that’s what I would do
I'd rather watch the original "Red Dawn".
I’m only jokeing with you ya a funny man thanks for making me laugh