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people need to be buying good quality boots and and trousers that will last something like heavy duty work wear because when business's go bust and no ones working, then your not going to be able to get those items if you don't look after your feet your not going anywhere . wool jumpers, good quality boots and heavy duty work trousers should last years if looked after. you may be need to think about having a hand crank sewing machine to repair cloths for the new make-do and mend new world abnormal ?
This comment should have more attention, I've been sending the same message for a while now 🤜🤛
Clothes and footwear will become a big issue. Thanks for the view and comment!
@@SurvivalTheory your welcome buddy and good luck mate ;o)
@@SurvivalTheory i have just purchased myself an extra 3 pairs of triple stitched standsafe heavy duty work trousers in black made in the u.k , these are made out of a hard wearing polly-cotton mix which will allow fast drying if out in the bush .
Just one sewing machine...LOL Well, I think I have at least five sewing machines and one is a treadle. The others can be hooked up to solar power. For many years I have bought scraps of material from thrift stores. I even have bolts of heavy duty materials used for upholstery. So, for just a very few dollars I can make or repair many items, I also bought sewing sundries and more thread. I have my mother's sewing chest which saw her through WWII and the rest of her life. I bought extra sewing scissors and a kit of dog grooming scissors, because I will not pay $50.00 for someone to groom my pets, especially when I can do it myself. And, the good thing about being a 'clothes horse' is that I can 'shop' in my bedroom for shoes or clothes, even hiking boots. I am so glad I made it a point to gather what I considered necessary, for when I retired and did not have any money except a tiny pension. Over the last fifty years, I have rarely spent more than $5.00 - $7.00 for an almost new pair of shoes, and even repair my own, but if you have many pairs repairing is not needed very often. I buy classic styles that never go out of fashion. Good quality is all that matters to me. Worn shoes also get recycled as gardening shoes before finally being tossed. By shopping thrift stores I have quality clothes and shoes I could not otherwise have afforded. My favourite item is a mid-calf lenghth cashmere coat which is warm and stunning, and hopefully safe from the moths in its plastic bag. Making do and mending was how people survived two World Wars in the UK and other countries; it is only a new idea to those who have never learned to live that way. Those who shout being minimalistic will be in for a few surprises when they find they are unable to find items they wish they had, even if they have the money to buy them!
Never too late ..Like the old saying goes the best time to plant a fruit tree was 20 years ago the second best time is today ..
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This.
It amazes me how we had this little preview of what it will be like when the stores start running out a few months ago, and now people are like "See! Things always bounce right back!" This is the calm before the real storm and yet people refuse to prep (b/c they're in denial and don't want to face the possibility of things getting bad).
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Agreed. Things haven't bounced back in my area (central west coast Florida) Still no ammo & food shelves dwindling. Animal feed did come back (for now) I've been doing this for a few years so regardless of things getting back to "normal," I'll continue.
I'm one of those people, admittedly . I go back and forth. Oh look there's a pottery video....nope get back on track! At least pottery is a useful skill if you have the equipment. But, admittedly I have to keep myself on track because the thought that s(hasalready)htf and our lives will forever be different is a foreboding thing.
Micro greens! Start stocking up on seeds, grow your own so you have fresh as well as cans. Learn what edible foods grow wild in your area too....you’ll be surprised at how much free food is within our grasp just going out for a walk.
This is what my Dad would call a time of “Survival of the Fittest” where we see who’s really a tough guy/woman. Make sure you know how to grow/ hunt your own food, sterilize your own water, protect yourself without a gun and most importantly he would say make sure you mentally prepare yourself for what’s to come.
I’m glad Daddy taught me how to survive a few days on my own in the woods. I used to hate when he took me hunting with him. Now that I’m older I realize what he was doing. Life saving lessons I’ve carried with me all my life.
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What people should know is you don't eat the can but can heat it up, and the label is good to start a small fire if needed, carry a lighter
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One of my survival items is wheatgrass powder. If you have no food left then you should be able to survive by drinking that in a bottle of water since it contains Almost 100% of your body's necessary nutrients just to keep you going.
Because of your comment, I just ordered 5 lbs worth of it. Thanks for sharing
@@sheilarene7996 you are very welcome. I consider that to be the number one survival item. It takes some getting used to.
No problem here, I'd buy off brand anything. Cream corn will be amazing when you are hungry. So will anything off brand. 50 cents a can is so cheap for veggies too. $1.50 per can here.
Also if you can grow herbs indoors. We need the little bits of green. I grow chives, Oregano, basil. You can also put a spring onion base in water and it will regrow..then transfer to a tall jar with soil. Carrot tops can be grown and the greens eaten.
Cress grows super quick
Don't forget you need foods with fiber. They say you need about 15 grams a day but I believe we need way more like around 40-50 grams per day. That is where your beans come in like black, chick, lentils and great northern. Buy them why you can because you need to keep moving if you know what I mean.
Yo - ST. $15 ? you showed that there is NO excuse for not making some effort at self reliance. thanks
Yams / sweet potatoes are considered to be a *super* food. I like to combine them with regular potatoes... both filing AND nutritious.
If you have any ethnic stores, see if you can get some Ghee. It's canned clarified butter, unopened has a shelf life of ten years. Even opened, it can last up to one year if refrigerated, but you'll use it long before then! You get all the goodness of butter, the fat calories and the nice taste. You can make your own Ghee but it won't have such a long shelf life. Google it for the info. Also you can mail order it from places like Amazon.
Thank u for that info!!!!
Buy butter when it is on sale and turn it into ghee. It will ve affordable and shelf- stable when done.
I have noticed the grocery store, the dollar store, even Walmart seems to be low compared to what was six months ago.
Buy the dented cans mate. Just use them first
All the canned and frozen foods on the shelves today are from LAST YEARS CROPS. This year farmers had to plow under their crops because the processing plants were closed because of the virus BS. When the warehouse canned foods are gone...stand by for food shortages and very high prices on what is available.
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Wow, your right.....
Please people get some Food especially does with children and animals..this is the time..before is to late.have something for 2 or 3 months or more if you can.
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I've been trying to tell my people to stock up on dog food for months. Nobody will listen. If you don't have to worry about feeding yer animals, it will free up a lot of time for other things. But they are all stuck in " the government won't let anything bad happen to me" mode. ZOMBIES!
@R_R r if you haven't already, pick a rifle. 22. Would be best because the small game will far outlast big game. I was out yesterday and where I'm at there's plenty of guns and people aren't buying up the 22.'s. If ya add some squirrel to a bowl of rice you get two bowls of squirrel and rice. Not really my thing, but it will stretch food and those vicious creatures are everywhere in my neck of the woods, and I hate them anyway.
I too have noticed mostly beans and corn. I did score a case of peas and carrots the other day. Yesterday scored a box of 38s.
I’m from El Salvador, once, we had a very strong hurricane, the rivers flooded and washed away many crops, houses, livestock, almost anything, and we were left with nothing but a corn barn, my parents fed us for long months with tortillas and quails( which you can raise your own too, even in cities), some wild birds and garden vegetables, if you can (and want 😁) you can do it too. God Bless USA.
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You do know they are saying There's a shortage in metals to make cans? Have you watched Alaska prepper? Washington state is stacking can to the ceiling... Metals for ammo may be in short supply.
Missouri mines the most lead for ammo worldwide, the mines were shut down because of the Chinese Flu, it created a great shortage. I figure they are open by now, but I don't know. But, it has been a major disruption.
Buy lard. Shelf stable animal protein.
Rice, beans, salt, sugar, flour (make hard tack) and powdered milk. Get some spices too.
Good luck.
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Amen.
well said my man. thanks for putting this out. people better listen up. its coming.
I was at a few grocery stores - Walmart, Safeway, and Costco - and noticed that the veg and canned fruit went from being half an aisle or more, to being a very small section of limited options.. and typically not more than 8 - 12 cans per type with nothing 'behind' the fronted product, so once you take the few cans the shelf is empty again.
Yep... make it look plentiful
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Don't forget to buy a extra canned opener and some matches. Electricity might go out 🤔
That could never happen! Thanks for watching and commenting!
How can you be so sure? Power can be shutdown at any time...
@@sillychickaxoxo79 ha... tricked you!
Survival Theory some people don’t have a sense of humor 😂😂😂
Im a never stop prepper when i think i have enough i buy more because although my kids are grown up and have kids of their own, they dont think ahead even though i stress to them to stock up and be prepared. So my need for stockpiling is for them to. Thanks for video please dont stop making these types of videos we all need them more than ever. Thanks again snake.
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Don’t forget a good supply of any medications you will need. Also additional vitamin supplements and natural cure guide. Get any books you might want or need because if the grid goes down you won’t be able to use your computer. If an EMP it’ll be fried unless in a faraday cage.
Much love to you all.
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That’s a start, but you need at least 5-10 times that amount! Get a variety of everything you can get hold of
It's not to late, and I have been urging so many on social media, and those I talk to daily, to please consider to start prepping. However, things are going down hill quickly worldwide, and I like so many other long time preppers feel it is going to get worse than anyone can imagine. I encourage people to prep, but for most, I feel they have started to late to go through a long term collapse that I and others feel is coming.
Pet food, sugar, and canned milk are important.
Many people will find out just how valuable sugar is soon enough. Thanks for watching and commenting!
I woke up on a trip to walmart they aren't carry much anymore they use to be the one stop shop, the fishing and hunting section is way smaller and limited things they carry.
High, the day, when you can't get all what you need, is the day, when it is too late for prepping. You can't know, when the day is, but you can feel the day coming. When you feel it, hurry and do not spend time with other things. And think, that a lot of others feel the same at the same time! Kindly Fiete
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Your generic brands are made from the same producers as name brands. Just priced down for the unfortunate people to buy.
Please young man stay close to Jesus. He is what all of this is about. Please keep the Ten Commandments. (Old guy from Arkansas)🇺🇸God blessings to you.
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Snake is a believer also.
So everybody who falls victim to SHTF hasn't "stayed close to jesus"?
EcoCentric Homestead you need to ask yourself, Where does my heart stand with my relationship to Christ Jesus? Do I have enough faith in Jesus that when all of my preps are discovered and stolen will I believe He will feed me like He did with the children of Israel. Yes I would say that we should prep our souls first in our relationship with Him. Having said that we are to prepare for hard times. Some will fall victim to the great deception and suffer the plagues and persecution.
@@stevenbp101 Believing jesus will feed you will give you peace of mind, but it won't feed you. If jesus was going to protect you, why would your preps get stolen in the first place?
W O W for $15 you did great sir.
Thanks for sharing #No excuses
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Bought 200 cans of corned beef 300 cans of tuna in oil 200 cans of stewed steak tons of pasta instant mashed potatoes fishing rods bow and arrows spam 100 kg basmati rice 100kg flour 200 cans kidney beans plus 20kg dried plus a lot more medical first aid everything I'm prepared friend thank for info.
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I've noticed it's the time of day and what day but you're totally right man I've noticed things missing and also prepared too, But Find the lord my friend He loves us all! Don't turn him away! Brace yourselves! Brace yourselves
Snake is a believer. He's been found. He's one of us.
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@SmellyCat - Go away troll. Get a job....
SmellyCat I'm sorry you feel that way smelly cat I'll pray for you my friend! I wish you nothing but good in this life 🙌
Yep, when your hungry you will eat vegetables you don't really like. I have been putting 10 pound bags of beans and rice and a small container of a all spice to flavor it in a home depot bucket in Mylar bags for the last few years, as I can when I can. Shoot a few squirrels or a rabbit and throw it in the rice and beans and you got a enough food for a week.
I just love your channel, because of your “no bull” approach to survival. I chose to resubscribe the other day... I went away but proud to say I’m back. Other people are speechless when I tell them “I have no long term goals”. I also believe things are going to get much worse, despite others optimism. Great video and appreciate the wisdom! 👍👍😁
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I still agree with you in May 2021.... stay prepped. Make notes on ideas and prioritize.
Do you have a team of SHTF hits? No one can do it alone.
Thank you brother, Great video and advice. I'm all in with you. Greetings from Alabama and God bless.
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This year will be a sad Thanksgiving and Christmas for hundreds thousands of people!
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@@SurvivalTheory -Great video! Thumbs up!
My Mama lives in a nursing home and I haven't been allowed inside for over 5 months, so I haven't given her a hug in 5 months. But I go almost daily to visit her a few minutes at her window and talk to her over a phone while we can at least see each other. She is 89 and I am thankful but feel so sad about the whole situation.
I am thinking the same thing there will be things to be thankful for those so far saved from the Virus and all those received yet so many families had to bury some Loved one of theirs..as for Christmas presents will be a Wee bit more simple this year
Maria W So sorry for you and your mom. I havevt seen my husband and my oldest son since February as I’m stuck across the country with our other children. It’s awful! Hugs and prayers to yal.
there is supposedly an aluminum shortage
It is concerning. Also, I hate how there are no 24 hour stores anymore (atleast here in upstate NY). I used to love either going to stock up late at night or extremely early (5am) when there are generally no shoppers. After the China virus though, every store near me that used to be 24 hour now has a 9-10pm closing time and open at 7. Shit sucks.
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Ya, I love to shop when the zombies are still asleep!
We still have a 24 hour grocery store. I just went around 2am this morning to add more to my supplies... I love shopping really late too.
S So Lovely you must live in a non-communist state. I don’t know of anymore 24 hour stores in NY. And I live upstate, more than 4 hours away from NYC.
Start out SIMPLE and experience more to learn as u go ,this is a good vid for most of us
Good luck to you and your family, from Australia.
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I shop at my local Grocery Outlet store where prices are at least half of the prices at regular grocery stores. Often, the prices are 75% less, and their WOW deals are even greater savings. Even on my small Social Security income, plus a very tiny pension, I have been able to buy sufficient, food, and supplies to last at least three or four years, enough for my daughter and family and myself and pets. I have supplies to make detergents and soaps and some toiletries. Enough medicine to last at least one year, maybe more. I have fuel to run my generators as well as solar panels to charge my power pack. Sewing machines and sundries, as well as hand and garden tools and seeds, round out my basic needs. I have a small garden for veggies and buy veggies and fruits from a market stall. I buy what is in season and dry what is on sale to add to my stores.
Generators were bought as factory refurbished, but are actually new, never had oil or petrol in them, The cost covered s&h as well as tax and a one year warranty. I bought a Berkey water purifier from their scratch and dent dept. I never shop regular grocery stores, I am not there to admire the decor when I buy food, I am there to buy the best quality items for the best prices. I do not sit down and add up how many calories are in each item, I have such an extensive pantry, there will be many choices for years to come without running out. Be creative, money saved on groceries can pay for other useful survival items. Buy used if possible. Stock up on toys for Christmas and Birthday's. I have shopped at thrift stores for years, I buy items that sometimes need a dab of paint or minor repair. A child's tricycle was bought for $6, a four wheeler for $12.00 the cost new would have been $72.00. I made a set of bedding to line a dolly's wooden cradle, which cost me $10.00 including the cost of the cradle, similar sell new for $125.00. I have bought children's books at 10 for $1. If I can do it, anyone can. I think ahead and buy things when I see them instead of paying full price upon a whim. Being frugal is the key to so many aspects of life, and enables me to find solutions to enjoy life's basic requirements as well as luxuries.
Even personal protection came from a pawn-broker, money saved went to pay for safety lessons. I repair everything, and waste nothing. TP seems to be a 'hot item'. Buy a bidet or make a DIY one from a dish liquid's plastic bottle, leave a little soap in the bottom and fill with warm water. TP can be found for half the cost of Costco's brand at the Grocery Outlet, which sells Organic, as well as items for diabetics, vegetarians, and vegans. The only down-side, is you have to buy what you want when you see it, as they are not consistant in what they sell. I look for the bargains, and buy by the case if the items are things I know I will used.Consider blackberrying, or foraging for wild mushrooms, gathering firewood. Using cloths or sponges instead of paper products. There are so many ways to save money! And, knowing I have provided for my family, self and pets, means I can now relax and just add extras to what I already have. There are propane and butane stoves in the garage, and an RV packed for bugging out in the driveway. Big bottles of water are also at the ready. Extra oil, oil filters and petrol, along with spare wipers for my car. When I think of things I write them down, candles, lamp oil and wicks are the last two items on my list. And, don't forget to learn more skills that will come in handy be that taking a CPR class, or learning how to be a mechanic. Never a dull moment!
Im a thrift store and grocery outlet junkie... but outlets in my area have gone downhill. Love buying a good pair of yard work jeans for two dollars! Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@SurvivalTheory Please remember to buy bags of BEANS and LENTILS, because they contain protein. You can add peanuts, PEANUT BUTTER and COCONUT-OIL, in addition to your spices (salt, pepper, onion powder, thyme, etc)
What a great post! Lots of good ideas.
Also shoelaces in many sizes, eyeglass kits, lots of white vinegar for food, cleaning, many other uses.
$15! What a win! Glad to see you and hope you are doing well! Peace and brotherly love from Portland, Oregon...China rising among other things not on the headlines. Take care and thanks for sharing!
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I have been prepping for almost two years. I have always been pretty serious about it and have made sacrifices to get what i need. However, this year my wife and I went into overdrive with prepping. We have lived off her income alone, and as for my income, it has been spent solely on preps. We are pretty much finished with our INCH bags, clothing, medical, and AR set ups. I'd say we have 8 or 9 months of food and ways to cook and filter water. Are we where we want to be? No, but pretty damn close, and as long as we can prep, we're going to. Hopefully everything will hold together long enough to finish most of our preps. I'd like to be in a position where all i need to acquire is ammo and food. You can't have too much of either. I hope we all can get to a place in our preps where we feel confident and secure. Thanks Snake, i appreciate you brother.
Hey just a friendly reminder to also prep seeds and keep practicing your skills. As you mentioned you have been prepping for two years so I am sure you got it covered, but just trying to help.
Doing well for two years... Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@stijn2472 I've been considering one of those seed vaults.
@@SurvivalTheory May I suggest that additionally/instead you look for seeds that are being used in your local area (for example ask neighbors or look around) so you know what grows in your area? But be aware that if everyone has the same variety of plant (e.g. potato, corn, strawberry etc.) the chance of a disease spreading like wildfire and killing your plants (and the plants in your area) significantly increases. Plus try before you buy. If you can, buy some seed vault seeds and try how well they germinate and how strong the sprouts are. And if you like em, try buying the same batch.
Thanks for the suggestions, i do have a collection of heirloom seeds, along with typical run of the mill seeds i got from walmart, and other stores. I really appreciate the tip on buying local seeds. Homesteading is my ultimate goal, but that's more of a long term goal. Gotta buy the property first lol. Anyway, thanks again for the tips.
In the UK I got 12kg rice, 10kg pasta, 4kg oats and tins and tins of milk and butter.
I have no bug out bag yet
A bug out bag should only be your VERY LAST resort, concentrate on planning to shelter in place, seems like you are doing a good job on the preps ... next you will need to think about security, as you have now aquired stuff that people will be willing to do you harm to get. Weapons for defence, baseball bat or hockey stick in the UK is always a winner.
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I was thinking of getting an air handgun like I had as a kid..I had a gun called a Diana. It shot pellets and darts. That was 40yrs ago tho.I may need to shoot a rabbit or two again
.I will get a bat for now.
On the plus side my family room windows and kitchen windows are always covered with a blind. My main window overlooks the garden. I have good locks and just say hello and goodbye to neighbours. By the time the SHTF I should have enough food for at least a year. No one will see food coming in. I have a small summer house I can keep my growing potatoes in over the winter.
I tell no one anything except the Grandbaby.
I keep wondering where people are going to bugout to unless they have friends,family, or a set place to go?
@@garyhicks9506
I have nowhere to go. I do know that if TSHTF human nature and survival means I will certainly feel an urge and flee.If my home is no longer secure
@@BridiesMammaG You'll certainly do the best that you can and instinct will kick in.Try not to let fear or panic overcome you.Something maybe you already know. Predators are attracted to movement.You can learn to be invisible with little cover.In the woods I can have people walk right past me and never see me.If you get into a dangerous situation sometimes freezing is your best choice.I don't even know why I'm saying this.It just feels like something I should.Practice it and see how you can be in plain sight but people don't notice you.I've said this before.. National forests are free and you can camp in the same spot for 2 weeks (I think).It used to be a month.Get away from the road.Hide your trail,purify the water.I wish you the best.
I just started a couple days ago, course I just buying groceries. Filled a closet full .
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Brenda Lambert. Good for you. Don't forget some cleaning products, toiletries, first aid, medication & preps for pets. Take care & stay safe
That problem is nearly everywhere. But don't rule out your dried legumes. Much better, safer and plenty of food quality. As for calories and protein, you forgot about your fat calories. Much better than what is on the package of the other junk. Fat calories will take you much further than sugar calories. Take a look at what the revolutionary soldier had to live on. As for canned fat calories, dont leave out the sardines, makrel and canned salmon. Its worth it's wait in gold. You wont get full, but it will sustain you twice as long as noodles.
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Go to every store you have in your area,maybe venture out to other towns
I work retail and I unload trucks and stock and you are right, we are not walmart but are starting to see off brands and lots of corn and greenbeans. Saw lots of canned dog and cat food but not big bags of either (not like we usually get) If you see ANY canning supplies grab em up!!! even if you don't can you can trade them or sell them!! /Even if you can just one or two extra cans of something a week get it now!!!
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This will go on for years and people will go hungry.
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We will fight. We won't go down easy. I'd rather die making it count.
Still not too bad for food here in the UK but things keep running out now and again especially flour, but it's coming to us all.. Good vid
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Beware UK for most of your food is imported.
@@fivevirginsprepper1266 most is except basic veg and meat, folk don't have a clue what's going to hit them here at winter.
@R_R r Holy kisses
I've noticed the big boxed stores in my area still can't keep a lot of things in stock but the dollar stores are overflowing with products. I go once a week spend what I can afford and bring everything in at night. I've tried to warn others but it seems like no one cares. Same with guns and ammo I got everything I could in Feb and not even a week later they barley had anything and its still that way. Stay safe and diligent.
Difficult to wake others. Thanks for watching and commenting!
It's never too late to start prepping. Do it little by little and try to focus on non perishable items that you eat regularly. Also focus on powdered or shelf stable milk, flour, sugar, salt, protein, pasta, rice, bottled water, seeds. Also get non food items that you use on a regular basis like toilet paper, batteries, radio, flashlight, unsented csndles and a few other things too like a camping stove.
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Great video. My eyes nearly popped out of my head, when I saw the ammo shelves. Also great advice about the tents: Onetigris makes many great quality tents, that most companies charge an arm and a leg for. And right now, I've been told that they're having a 6th anniversary sale this month: 15% off everything, plus no taxes and free shipping and handling. They sell a lot of tactical gear and survival gear as well as tents, many of their tents also have stove jacks too. I have the Smokey Hut, and that thing is awesome. Hope that helps someone. Thanks for the video, stay safe out there and God bless!
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Keep it up brotha. I prep daily "with cash while we can" . Daily daily daily..whether it be food ...ammo ..q tips toothpast ...you name it! Use cash cash while you still can! No paper trail!. And if it within your means. Gold n silvet...lead of course. Pronpane etc etc etc eyc....DO IT DAILY! WITH CASH IF POSSIBLE!!!!
I won't eat lead, but I might force others to.
Never pass up your local Dollar store
Thank you for sharing with us !!!
Even the Army commissary on Fort Lee, VA has limited stocks of canned goods. Prices are getting higher where poor Americans will find it hard to purchase. There are to many factors affecting food. Fires, china virus, metal shortage, tariffs, elections, democrat hate for others, and riots in major cities. Better stock up on long lasting foods or learn to garden and hunt.
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Even at the Grocery Outlet ghee is expensive, probably better to buy regular butter and make your own ghee or do without. People managed to survive WWII when all they could buy was what their ration books allowed, which was a tiny amount.
@@sjordan7085 There weren't as many people and people didn't rely on outside sources like they do today.There were local farms everywhere and here where I live there was no electric or paved roads or cars.
@@garyhicks9506 Key words, 'people didn't rely on outside sources like/as they do today.' My family is from the UK and food was rationed until I was five years old. It was normal for people to have Victory Gardens, and to make or mend what they needed. Now many folk, have few skills when it comes to being practical and/or frugal. It is criminal how much is wasted. No electricity, paved roads or cars, sounds wonderful. I am so enjoying the lack of planes flying over, just the sounds of wild birds and wind, or the occasional train tooting breaks the silence.
@@sjordan7085 My mom is 1st generation American.My family left England during the war. .They rationed here as well.Times were so different.Here where I live it's very rural and people still live closer to the land.I love to grow things.My Great.We still have my G.grandmother's maid apron and funny little hat.My great grandparents were servants for the Birtwhistle estate.Best of luck to you.
Snake this is Catfish....I just left Academy here in North Carolina near Raleigh and their supplies are the exact same as you out there in the Star State. I just made a video as well about people being aware of the ammunition Supply across America. I hope people are taking heave to what we are saying. Live action and be safe
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Better get some yeast, it's just in some places coming back, I like bread
If you can't find yeast, what else can you use instead of beer? Just discussing options in case we need a backup.
Kristi B. You can make a sourdough starter as a yeast replacement. Bread tastes better that way as well
That brand of carrots is good. Most of the store brands are good now days.
Ive been looking at my local Walmart for bout 2 weeks for Corn and couldnt find any.. I finally came across and grabbed a case.(12)
See how scarce ammo is, that soon will be food!! PREP!
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Ammo will basically be more valuable than money few rounds of 223 may get u case of water or a few chickens from someone raising them
Where I live green beans were hard to get before.
Stock up on canned corn and green beans. Get it as a case sale. Buy as much as you can.
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Try to aim for five cans of every vegetable you like each time you go to the store. Get whatever potted/canned meat you can get. Tons of rice and pasta
It's never too late for prepping. I pick up things for free .... my body weight in fancy schmancy Italian spaghetti, 60 lbs of rice, all free. Use bay leaves to preserve rice, I put it in high quality gallon jugs with bay leaves on top, the jugs from a local circuit board place that held 99.9% isopropyl alcohol so air 'em out and they're fine. By the way rubbing alcohol is getting hard to find, I have a connection, a little bodega I go into and ask, the lady calls up someone else and asks if it's OK to sell me a couple bottles, imagine paying $9 for a quart of 91% rubbing alcohol! That's how it is now. So I'm learning brewing, and need to work out some kind of distilling system to make alcohol for cleaning.
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It might not sound appetizing or appealing but I recommend tilling a garden and planting as many potatoes as you can. 1 potato plant can yield anywhere from 5-10 potatoes. To replant the potato plant just cut 1 potato in half and place it in the ground. Plant them in the early spring and harvest 10 weeks later. Potatoes are a generous crop and can grow in harsh conditions. They can even survive light snow fall. And of all the foods in the world you can’t necessarily live off of 1 single food source, however potatoes are perhaps the best singular food you can live off of. Eat at least 5 a day and you’ll have all your amino acids which are the building blocks for proteins. Your body needs them to function and without them you will die. Potatoes will prevent your body from starving. And it’s backed up by history. The Irish lived off of a diet consisting almost entirely of potatoes for 6 years during the potato famine of 1845. So while not necessarily pleasant, potatoes will in fact prevent you from dying and will keep your body functioning. It’s one of the only food sources on the planet capable of doing this. I know that’s probably a lot to read but hopefully this knowledge helps anyone who’s willing to listen.
I also want to add that you can do this to help stretch your stockpile of other foods as well. You can eat potatoes during the summer and fall when they are ready and this will help lighten the load off of consuming your other canned goods. Growing potatoes can turn a 3 year supply of canned food into a 5 year supply just by limiting the amount of canned food consumed during those months.
I grow sweet potatoes and red potatoes. Yummy and so easy to grow.
Mixed frozen soup vegetables were not in stock for months is only now end of summer was in grocery shop here in EU. So makes me think is new harvest they wait for to freeze new bags.
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Mason jars and lid shortage throughout the country. Canned tomatoes hard to get. Canned fruits (all types except pineapple) missing from shelves.
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New to your channel. Nice content. I have noticed the same thing in my area with canned vegetables. Lots of corn and beans. Ive been stocking more vegetable soups, canned meat like Keystone, multi vitamins and powdered greens along with my regular preps. Keep on it everyone!
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Here in Arizona a ruel area. Our Walmart was very nicely stocked today (I feel that’s more disturbing then the empty shelve) kinda like the lull before the storm. I’m stocking up still. What ever I can get my hands on
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I noticed at one of my grocery stores in the big space middle aisle FLOOR, was ALL prep foods, flour, rice, beans, pasta, oil, sugar, salt, oatmeal, sauce. It freaked me out as a hidden message as BUY NOW FOR PREPS , calm before storm
lisa roberto holy cow, your right! I never noticed that until you said something 🤔
Charmain Palma because im prepping i noticed it right away! It went over my daughters head until i told her. Then she agreed. Why arent they in their own specified aisle and out in open mixed together ?! Hmm lol i just said to myself thankyou for the abundance right now before storm
Dang good video. Great food for thought (food for action really).
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I'm noticing same shortages here in Ontario Canada, with certain items.
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I was just at Wal-mart, and most of the canned goods were low. The 2 types of canned food in stock was corn, and green beans.
It makes me wonder...
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What do you think that means? Maybe that's all we may have left?
@@opheliarolle5393 It probably means that the Walmart "buyer" over bought based upon a projected sales gain..Check other stores.. I am sure someone stocks other veggies besides beans and corn..I myself saw 25lb bags of fresh carrots in a restaurant supply store today.. so although limited .... others do have veggies
Was just at walmart the other day and they had 5lb bags of rice 2 bags for $7
@R_R r our food prices have gone up quite a bit in the last 6 months...some items like fresh meat are becoming insanely expensive. A roast that I bought a year ago that would cost $7.00 is now $15.00. I am doing meatless days about twice a week in order to offset the cost somewhat. Good luck over there, and stay safe!
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Your awake. Strongly suggest you learn how to harvest and prepare wild greens in your area to supplement you vegetables
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Great advice. Thank you ❣🙏
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Thanks again that was awesome to see keep up the good work we love you sr
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I bought my pumpkin for Thanksgiving in February. Haven't seen it since.
OMG, I. was looking for the organic canned pumpkin to make pumpkin bread/add to my storage and it was really hard to find--- when I did find it there were only 4 cans on the shelf, snapped them up of course. This was today.
@@sher-at-home I just found a few cans of pumpkin the other day. Bought 2. Left 2, I think.There wasn't any other filling of any kind. No apple, peach or cherry. Cherries are $11 a lb, but they are available. Guess I'd better get some into the freezer.
Do don't have protein but carbohydrates. You need to get protein, such as beans, fish, chicken etc. xoxox
Walmart has some really good canned chicken too.
Sounds like somebody's zipping around on a Kawasaki KX 125 or an RM or a YZ.. 125.. sounds like fun..
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Better late than never!
I'm putting together 2 backpacks, I have been trying to prep for a while now I'm getting frustrated trying to find things
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Dusty, It gets frustrating trying to pull it all together. I'm working on adding to my pantry & better storage. Once I get an idea, its difficult to gather items as things sell out quick.
I know what you mean!!!
Problem with bugging out is where do you go? They seem to have all the areas mapped out as they have been doing it for years with google earth.
What you bought was hardly enough to make it worth a trip to the store. One needs to buy by the case, not one or two items here and there. I will not put myself at risk for so few items. If those of us who live on small incomes can afford to do it, anyone can. I agree with those who are saying folk who choose not to prep intend to live off the rest of us. It will just be a matter of time, before Food Banks run out, because there are so many people in need, it is foolish to depend upon the Government to come to the rescue. It is vital to be resilient. Take inventory, organize, and buy more as funds allow. Have a garden, buy seeds for next year. Learn how to store items to extend shelf life. Learn how to sew, do carpentry, have nails, screws, hinges and wood on hand before the stores are empty, buy tarps and other outdoor equipment, have propane and butane along with cooking stoves and as much water as you can store. And, don't forget to provide for pets and a way to keep them safe. Have a plan for them if you need to evacuate. Organize bags of essential survival items and documents, ready to grab and go. Cut and stack wood for when the grid goes down. Be realistic, survival and the ability to thrive depends upon a lot more than a wish and a prayer, one must be practical, methodical and focused, anything less will result in a 'sticky ending! The total denial of many folk is truly shocking, they are living in a dream world, and need to wake up now, rather than later.
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Great video brother. Thank you.
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I’m getting cans of whole potatoes too.here in Louisiana there’s no where to store them for long the dehydrated potatoes and cheese and stove top dressing are cheap and long shelf life.. and cream of chicken soup,
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Same the can goods in my county is just nothing but sweet corn and green beans and off brand beets and peas. Ive been prepping a little at a time. I havent seen yeast since March in my town 🙄 Keep up the good work. Stay safe
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Don't worry about yeast...buy self-rising white flour and all you need to do to make bread is add oil and water (although powdered milk instead of water is better).
What will you do with the Macaroni? You need spaghetti sauce, cheese sauce, or whatever you like. If you buy plain macaroni, you can get canned cheese to go with it. Then, tuna, viena sausages, real sausage, canned ham, canned shrimp, canned beef, all kinds of things. Got to add something to the macaroni and rice. For the rice, check out the Chinese canned and dry goods, lots of mixed veggies, chicken, and things.
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I agree with you about buying from china. I do not want to support them but I need the gear. One of the things I got was a take down bow and some arrows. I also got fishing gear and magnet fishing gear from china, ferrorods, stoves and electronic sensors for home security. Things I need.
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Dont forget to stock vegetable seeds as well.for long term food source
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Hello! New subscriber here. Where I am, corn is just the opposite; we can’t find it, canned or fresh hardly anywhere. Thanks for sharing! Blessed be!!!
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Dollar Tree has everything you need to begin your prep on a small budget. Once you establish a small prep then start stocking up on cans at Wal-Mart. They move up to bulk.
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As long as the stores as still open then no.
Man it doesnt look like that here in Houston. I guess it's because they have product restrictions at many grocery items at HEB and the like.
Have to agree vegis are getting scarcer. Was at Costco the other day and they had NO normal sized cans of corn or green beans and only expensive 8 packs of baby peas. Did see some #10 cans of corn though. Get it while you can because with the can shortage I expect to see them get scarcer.
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