Re gas masks: For us four eyed folks, there are spectacle insert kits compatible for the CM6M and the CM7M. CM6M accepts the 3M Safety 6878 Spectacle Kit CM7M accepts the Scott 804442-01 Spectacle Kit Note: They are expensive, they are by default only selling the frame. Generally, you have to take the frame to your optometrist and get your prescription lenses installed. If you're getting CBRN'd, mask up blind and get out. But ideally, you want to be able to see so you can react appropriately.
Good content and much appreciated. Dude you have been killin these vids for years. You were one of the first channels that I subscribed to when I first got into prepping videos. Simply thank you!!! And if you ever have any gear and I mean anything that you don’t want or that you have beat to crap and just wanna do something good for somebody....send it my way. Joking 😂😂😂👀but yeahhhh FRFR. THANKS AND THE COMMUNITY AND I APPRECIATE YOU. BE SAFE. ONE PLANET 🌎 ONE FAMILY.
@@mrminiguns Lol. But seriously GET LASIK. THE BEST MONEY that I have ever spent or at least in the top 5. I put that on everything. It will change your life. But pick a good eye doc. Good luck.
What you want to look for as far as seeds for your garden and vegetables are Non-hybridized seeds. The seeds of these vegetables can be used for another crop later in the year or on the next growing season.
It would be cool if you did a series on prepping. Starting with the basics and need haves including skills. Then slowly increase for more moderate and advanced preps. Ik I would enjoy watching it. Been following you for awhile and we have similar thoughts and mindsets. Keep up the good work buddy and be safe
Regarding fuel stabilizers, I feel like you'd be a lot more satisfied with a specific product like sta-bil rather than a do-all product like seafoam. Just my 2 cents.
@@amorton94 So far I have not had any issues finding them. My local farmers market has them and I have also been very lucky finding them at King Soopers.
Food preps can be as simple as bulk bags of beans and rice. Get those, some mylar bags, oxygen absorbers, and 5 gallon buckets and you have about a months worth of calories per bucket for one person. It's pretty cheap and will last forever, theoretically anyway, if done right.
Rene is a great guy and is usually willing to help everyone who reaches out, he sells great solar gear and I've personally used that 200W and the kodiak battery bank and let me tell you nothing comes even close to use panels efficiency
Dental care is HUGE! I didn’t have dental coverage and kept putting off some major work I needed. Covid hit and it almost got to the emergency level of treatment before dentists in my area started seeing new patients again.
Love this. I don’t “prep” like crazy, but I do like knowing that I am prepared at least for a couple of weeks. ALSO, I LOVE THE THROWN TOGETHER VIDEOS! :)
Great vid Mike. These are all valuable tips regardless of the state of the world. Thanks for sharing. Something worth hearing about often to stay aware.
The part about fuel storage. Iv been a motorcycle/atv mechanic my whole life. And seafoam is ok for larger vehicles but if you're storing fuel to use on generators and other small engines. Definitely don't use seafoam. If seen countless times where seafoam had at holes in float bowls on smaller engines. I would recommend something like k100 fuel stabilizer. Its the same affect, just not as corrosive on smaller engines 🍻 keep up the awesome content man!
@Shawn Patricio I found your comment about treating gas immediately after pumping it very interesting. I used to believe that moisture builds up in tanks which are less than completely full, but over the years I've decided that the water is already in the gas when it comes from the refinery, as opposed to getting in the tank from high humidity in the outside air. So your suggestion sounds like a bullseye hit. Also, I looked up k-100. It prevents water problems and stabilizes at the same time, unlike Stabil or PRI-G which are just stabilizers. Thanks for the info.
Hey man! Thanks for the videos, I appreciate all you do. I'm a huge fan of having a survival library (and just reading in general) if you could do a video on some recommended reading that would be dope. Anyway thanks again for all you do! Stay safe and have a great day.
I would also advise " _Things from the past_ " [tm] Mimeograph (it's like a printer but hand cranked) Typewriter (its like a computer but only microsoft word)
Awesome video! I would be super stoked if you created more content regarding power sources! As a Floridian it’s a never ending struggle to find the best power source for hurricane season.
Really enjoy your content and like this video. I'd like to hear more on your thoughts on ham radios and your setups. Keep innovating and keep kicking ass
10% of vehicles will be disabled if we get a wide frequency band EMP. Solar flares won't affect small electronics. None the less faulty utilities like transformers and even lamp posts if not suppressed will knock out Body Control ECUs which can be reset by disconnecting the battery for 5 minutes.
Don’t spend all your time preparing for the future that you forget get to live in the present. People who live in the past are depressed, people who live in the future are anxious, the ones who live in the moment completely are happy
One more thing; everyone needs some medical training (I'm not saying be a surgeon); understanding how to suture and do some field medical work is a must should one be off the grid very long. Maybe the book you showed had some of the stuff. Still it can be one of the things that people overlook. Get some shears, quick clot (learn how to use it), acetaminophen, bandages, and suture set.
Would like to throw out there a portable hot water heater (found on amazon for less than $200.00) might be a more creature comfort than anything but definitely would be useful.
Thanks for the video, I've never finished a pRePpEr, but I finished yours! Good info and great recommendations too. I'm going to have to scope your 'site for a holster as I just picked up a new blaster to conceal...
20:30 My problem with getting quality body armor to "prep", is that they have a shelf life. It's hard for me to justify the big price tag for something that will "expire".
Look up ace link, less than $400 sets you with a solid set of plates. Code “French” saves you 10% and free shipping, and if you buy the bundle you get an extra 5% off. At the end of their “shelf life” put them in a back up carrier or blast the shit out of them lol have a fun range day.
More HAM brother! I am about to get my license but don't have a clue how to use handhelds off-roading, which repeaters are even accessible in the mountains if you need to call for help or just for communications among vehicles. I just found the ColCon repeater network which was helpful. CHIRP didn't seem to do much for me.
Thank you so much for doing this video! I have been looking so long for a informative list of books that others have actually read. Never know whether to trust the online reviews. Ever get around to making that list of books you recommend?
Was so excited to see this video, on this topic drop. :) Happy to tell you I use your coupons every chance I get. Keep up the good work and stay safe out there. Hoping the fires haven't threatened you.
You have a home solar setup don't you? If so a video on that would be sweet. The cool thing about home solar systems is that they are 100% useful for non prepper purposes also. So it's a larger audience type topic I would think. Prepping videos are always interesting, the more the merrier. If demonetization or something like that is of concern just post them on your gats and things channel.
I look forward to watching you canning green beans. I like having things that will last and can easily be repaired with minimal tools. I also can support the having books on information. No power - no internet - no information unless you have books.
Been watching since I lived in Seattle. Now live in Colorado. Always enjoy the vids bro. Glad your content is female friendly. I often show my wife your vids about gear before I get it. Like Ashley she isn’t a huge prepper or gun gal, but after years of being married to me and now having kids; she gets it. Keep up the good work brochacho
what do you use to charge your flashlights in the event of having no power? do you run a solar panel into a goal zero yeti and connect a battery charger to that? may i ask what YOUR favorite solar panel and powerstation is?
Good to see ya again Mike. Prepping requires a little bit of insane to really comprehend how bad anything could get. I mean you could hog wild with any scenario. I like that you keep things real and simple. Thanks for your videos and your time. P.s. how's Tray?
Bro, love your content! Excellent info, explained in basic terminology, keep up the good work! I always learn something! Even got my Mrs. to watch a few videos , she liked it! Peace! from Wash DC
First time watcher, great video.you mentioned solar panel, and other solar stuff, but you didn't mention rechargeable batteries. Like energizer, Duracell,etc, I only use rechargeable batteries in my devices because 1 they never leak, 2 they won' t hurt device if they do go dead like regular batteries will. 😀 🇺🇸🇺🇸
I love this video bud. It would be great if someone like yourself would give us an idea as to the order you get the items because it matters for someone on a budget. What if i have 200.00 a month to spend but get the wrong things and 5 months down the road SHTF and I have items that don't really make a difference at that time. What helps the most and so on is my question. I have some items but I'm very scattered with no real direction. Again, this was a great video and much appreciated
Very good video today my man . If you have a chance definitely look into edible wild plants books . I always keep one in my hunting bag and survival bags. And I also personally think less Stroud survive book is very very good
PART 1 is here - th-cam.com/video/XUpUAGhIDJo/w-d-xo.html
All the GEAR is here - llod.us/preps
If you're interested in adding a medical book to your list look at Where There is No Doctor
Re gas masks: For us four eyed folks, there are spectacle insert kits compatible for the CM6M and the CM7M.
CM6M accepts the 3M Safety 6878 Spectacle Kit
CM7M accepts the Scott 804442-01 Spectacle Kit
Note: They are expensive, they are by default only selling the frame. Generally, you have to take the frame to your optometrist and get your prescription lenses installed.
If you're getting CBRN'd, mask up blind and get out. But ideally, you want to be able to see so you can react appropriately.
Good content and much appreciated. Dude you have been killin these vids for years. You were one of the first channels that I subscribed to when I first got into prepping videos. Simply thank you!!! And if you ever have any gear and I mean anything that you don’t want or that you have beat to crap and just wanna do something good for somebody....send it my way. Joking 😂😂😂👀but yeahhhh FRFR. THANKS AND THE COMMUNITY AND I APPRECIATE YOU. BE SAFE. ONE PLANET 🌎 ONE FAMILY.
@@mrminiguns Lol. But seriously GET LASIK. THE BEST MONEY that I have ever spent or at least in the top 5. I put that on everything. It will change your life. But pick a good eye doc. Good luck.
Great video! Love these long-form, sit down style videos. Reminds me a lot of your older content. Keep it up!
Glad you like them!
What you want to look for as far as seeds for your garden and vegetables are Non-hybridized seeds. The seeds of these vegetables can be used for another crop later in the year or on the next growing season.
It would be cool if you did a series on prepping. Starting with the basics and need haves including skills. Then slowly increase for more moderate and advanced preps. Ik I would enjoy watching it. Been following you for awhile and we have similar thoughts and mindsets. Keep up the good work buddy and be safe
Regarding fuel stabilizers, I feel like you'd be a lot more satisfied with a specific product like sta-bil rather than a do-all product like seafoam. Just my 2 cents.
Canning jars and the knowledge to do it safely is huge! Also seeds.
Seriously...I don’t have a garden yet but I need to vacuum can my dry goods
I've heard on other channels that canning consumables are in high demand right now and hard to find.
@@amorton94 So far I have not had any issues finding them. My local farmers market has them and I have also been very lucky finding them at King Soopers.
Nothing better then an Llod vid on a sunday
Closing out the weekend with Mike!
Nothing better than an LLOD vid*
Precious metals are very important... copper, brass, lead...
@PARK I thought Jesus came back every year...
Food preps can be as simple as bulk bags of beans and rice. Get those, some mylar bags, oxygen absorbers, and 5 gallon buckets and you have about a months worth of calories per bucket for one person. It's pretty cheap and will last forever, theoretically anyway, if done right.
Rene is a great guy and is usually willing to help everyone who reaches out, he sells great solar gear and I've personally used that 200W and the kodiak battery bank and let me tell you nothing comes even close to use panels efficiency
Good stuff. Always fun to see what others nerd out on. Thanks for the list.
You are the best! Keep up the GREAT work. You are inspiring. Just getting back into get my preppy together...
Dental care is HUGE! I didn’t have dental coverage and kept putting off some major work I needed. Covid hit and it almost got to the emergency level of treatment before dentists in my area started seeing new patients again.
Love this. I don’t “prep” like crazy, but I do like knowing that I am prepared at least for a couple of weeks. ALSO, I LOVE THE THROWN TOGETHER VIDEOS! :)
Great vid Mike. These are all valuable tips regardless of the state of the world. Thanks for sharing. Something worth hearing about often to stay aware.
The part about fuel storage. Iv been a motorcycle/atv mechanic my whole life. And seafoam is ok for larger vehicles but if you're storing fuel to use on generators and other small engines. Definitely don't use seafoam. If seen countless times where seafoam had at holes in float bowls on smaller engines. I would recommend something like k100 fuel stabilizer. Its the same affect, just not as corrosive on smaller engines 🍻 keep up the awesome content man!
Never heard of k100. I'll check it out. WHAT ABOUT PRI-G? Is that a good fuel stabilizer?
@Shawn Patricio I found your comment about treating gas immediately after pumping it very interesting. I used to believe that moisture builds up in tanks which are less than completely full, but over the years I've decided that the water is already in the gas when it comes from the refinery, as opposed to getting in the tank from high humidity in the outside air. So your suggestion sounds like a bullseye hit. Also, I looked up k-100. It prevents water problems and stabilizes at the same time, unlike Stabil or PRI-G which are just stabilizers. Thanks for the info.
Great video bud, it's great to share with others what we all consider essentials.
Ammo, Alcohol, Cigarettes and basic meds are huge for trading.
The ability to charge devices tok
Hey man! Thanks for the videos, I appreciate all you do. I'm a huge fan of having a survival library (and just reading in general) if you could do a video on some recommended reading that would be dope. Anyway thanks again for all you do! Stay safe and have a great day.
Just blew my mind with the light
I would also advise
" _Things from the past_ " [tm]
Mimeograph (it's like a printer but hand cranked)
Typewriter (its like a computer but only microsoft word)
Also Mike, love that ya called out the “idiots/trolls” just saying!!
6:15 If you choose to store/prep fuel, get fuel without ethanol in it. It's harder to find, but will be better to store as ethanol attracts moisture.
Awesome video! I would be super stoked if you created more content regarding power sources! As a Floridian it’s a never ending struggle to find the best power source for hurricane season.
I love seeing you nerd out. I'm just glad I'm not the only one
Having the books is great, practicing the skills you read in those books now before SHTF is even better.
Really enjoy your content and like this video. I'd like to hear more on your thoughts on ham radios and your setups. Keep innovating and keep kicking ass
This stuff is pretty cool. Biolite also makes some cool chargers that work off of heat from the stove. Nice coverage of some useful tools for sure.
I love the honesty. Good stuff my dude.
10% of vehicles will be disabled if we get a wide frequency band EMP. Solar flares won't affect small electronics. None the less faulty utilities like transformers and even lamp posts if not suppressed will knock out Body Control ECUs which can be reset by disconnecting the battery for 5 minutes.
The new tan ARB fridge is sick!!! I bought one at the last Toyota event in TN. Dometic makes them by the way but you knew that lol
definitely enjoyed this video and will come back to it when I need more info on what i should buy . thanks again
Ammo trading is HUGE right now.
Ammo having is huge right now.
Just traded a box of 9mm for a 2020 Toyota 4Runner
I had no idea you’re a Christian. Great to hear that one of my favorite channels believes in and follows God. 🍻
I second that, brother!
Great video, Mike. Many of us appreciate your knowledge and experience, so don't let people tell you otherwise.
Appreciate it!
Don’t spend all your time preparing for the future that you forget get to live in the present. People who live in the past are depressed, people who live in the future are anxious, the ones who live in the moment completely are happy
Until there is no moment for the ones you love. This is decadence in a time of relative plenty.
None of these on their own are the best thing to do. We need all three. Balanced, of course.
I enjoy your videos. It is smart to prep. You balance your prep video well.
Ethanol free fuel aka non oxygenated fuel is the way to go for long term storage.
Get a metal gas can, the fuel, add sea foam
I LOVE solar generator video reviews. I’m sad you don’t have more. Also the cooler/refrigerators/freezers. More prep videos
One more thing; everyone needs some medical training (I'm not saying be a surgeon); understanding how to suture and do some field medical work is a must should one be off the grid very long. Maybe the book you showed had some of the stuff. Still it can be one of the things that people overlook. Get some shears, quick clot (learn how to use it), acetaminophen, bandages, and suture set.
Portable stove and gas, and/or grate and charcoal/prep for survival cooking
Would like to throw out there a portable hot water heater (found on amazon for less than $200.00) might be a more creature comfort than anything but definitely would be useful.
I think a beginner list of what we should get to start out 😊
Stocking up on trade items would be daily use items.
I like the well rounded videos like this one. Great job. Keep em coming please!
Thanks for the video, I've never finished a pRePpEr, but I finished yours! Good info and great recommendations too. I'm going to have to scope your 'site for a holster as I just picked up a new blaster to conceal...
Two videos, Killin' it! Good way to end the week.
20:30 My problem with getting quality body armor to "prep", is that they have a shelf life. It's hard for me to justify the big price tag for something that will "expire".
Look up ace link, less than $400 sets you with a solid set of plates. Code “French” saves you 10% and free shipping, and if you buy the bundle you get an extra 5% off. At the end of their “shelf life” put them in a back up carrier or blast the shit out of them lol have a fun range day.
Thanks for the videos. I always like your approach to everything. Keep em coming, at your pace.
Good stuff Mike. Appreciate everything you do. Take care brother.
Good stuff Mike, I’ve learned a lot from your channel on prepping.
More HAM brother! I am about to get my license but don't have a clue how to use handhelds off-roading, which repeaters are even accessible in the mountains if you need to call for help or just for communications among vehicles. I just found the ColCon repeater network which was helpful. CHIRP didn't seem to do much for me.
So much great info, lots to process, you are one of my favorite channels I like the variety you offer, keep up the great work!
I’d love to see a video on your Ar-15. Did you build it yourself or buy it like that?
I see you make a holster for the Sig P365/ P365 XL but not to bear a light...
Nice Landcruiser shirt man! So far ive only not owned an 80 series, but i wouldnt mind one!
Cool video. Thanks for taking the time.
Great video. I’d like to see actually go out into the wilderness and try your prepping kit.
Great video, anything prepper is a big hit
I live here in Colorado, so I gotta ask, can I have some of your old stuff if you feel like giving it away?
Psh, me too! LOL
@PARK What brand do you smoke ? I want to make sure that I don't get any of it.
Thank you so much for doing this video! I have been looking so long for a informative list of books that others have actually read. Never know whether to trust the online reviews. Ever get around to making that list of books you recommend?
Loved the video. Happy I have a few of the items already.
Was so excited to see this video, on this topic drop. :) Happy to tell you I use your coupons every chance I get. Keep up the good work and stay safe out there. Hoping the fires haven't threatened you.
You have a home solar setup don't you? If so a video on that would be sweet. The cool thing about home solar systems is that they are 100% useful for non prepper purposes also. So it's a larger audience type topic I would think. Prepping videos are always interesting, the more the merrier. If demonetization or something like that is of concern just post them on your gats and things channel.
Was great video. Would love to know about your 72 hour after emergency declared. i.e. filling containers?? or what
Great video Mike! Love all your videos, you’re very knowledgeable. Appreciate what you do man
I look forward to watching you canning green beans.
I like having things that will last and can easily be repaired with minimal tools. I also can support the having books on information. No power - no internet - no information unless you have books.
Been watching since I lived in Seattle. Now live in Colorado. Always enjoy the vids bro.
Glad your content is female friendly. I often show my wife your vids about gear before I get it. Like Ashley she isn’t a huge prepper or gun gal, but after years of being married to me and now having kids; she gets it.
Keep up the good work brochacho
Love seeing the gear you recommend or don’t recommend. Great advice.
The links lead to some awesome stuff! I prefer Milwaukee, have used them for years and the batteries and motors are way better.
Just ordered one of your belts and holsters for my new glock 19x. Thanks for all the gear help.
Awesome! Thank you!
Great video. TH-cam keep hiding your channel so I aleays have to go back and search. Thanks bro
Yeah I'm hearing that a lot - thanks for searching!
what do you use to charge your flashlights in the event of having no power? do you run a solar panel into a goal zero yeti and connect a battery charger to that? may i ask what YOUR favorite solar panel and powerstation is?
Great Video thank you. Best regards from Austria !!!!
Good to see ya again Mike. Prepping requires a little bit of insane to really comprehend how bad anything could get. I mean you could hog wild with any scenario. I like that you keep things real and simple. Thanks for your videos and your time.
P.s. how's Tray?
I like your style. You talk like a normal person
Awesome video as always man! Love your attitude haha
Appreciate it!
Thanks for the great videos! I am stocking up now.
Fyi, the Premier Body Armor code doesn’t work. At least it’s not working for me.
Getting cozy for this one.
I love every gear video you make.
Good stuff man, thanks for sharing
Bro, love your content! Excellent info, explained in basic terminology, keep up the good work! I always learn something! Even got my Mrs. to watch a few videos , she liked it! Peace! from Wash DC
I only stock up on one precious metal: brass.
great video Mike. thanks for putting this together. getting ready to do some shopping. any affiliate coupon for the Goal Zero?
Awesome video Mike!! Need more !
Bro do more vids like this. They rock ❤❤
More preparedness stuff please!
Great to see you back bro! That shirt is awesome. May I ask where you got it from?
EXCELLENT video my man!
Give Backpacker’s Pantry a try, I think you and Ash will like the menu. Thanks again-used your codes!,
First time watcher, great video.you mentioned solar panel, and other solar stuff, but you didn't mention rechargeable batteries. Like energizer, Duracell,etc, I only use rechargeable batteries in my devices because 1 they never leak, 2 they won' t hurt device if they do go dead like regular batteries will. 😀 🇺🇸🇺🇸
What about EDC and or Bug Out for your dog?
Time to get prepared
Would you be open to making a holster for a 1911 that has a trl6 on it
I love this video bud. It would be great if someone like yourself would give us an idea as to the order you get the items because it matters for someone on a budget. What if i have 200.00 a month to spend but get the wrong things and 5 months down the road SHTF and I have items that don't really make a difference at that time. What helps the most and so on is my question. I have some items but I'm very scattered with no real direction. Again, this was a great video and much appreciated
That's a personal decision, based on your own environment, situation, skillset, etc.
@@LastLineOfDefense I knew you would say that lol. Any suggestions, food, water, power? Home defense is pretty good and locked up
th-cam.com/video/Q30FRkBUaoQ/w-d-xo.html This is a good watch
Hope you’ve been well, man!
Love the prepared videos. Keep it up!
Thanks for the videos
I got both of your videos on my notifications right after eachother!
Excellent to hear!
Very good video today my man . If you have a chance definitely look into edible wild plants books . I always keep one in my hunting bag and survival bags. And I also personally think less Stroud survive book is very very good