grab sheets and pillowcases as well, they can be used to make clothing, for bandages, for separating sections in tents, food gathering and storage, etc.
This is very good. Everyone should do this drill. If you had an hour notice you could have really loaded up. This was really good for under 20 minutes. I am a Viking.
This is a realistic hurry up & get out video. Other commenters mention moving trucks & such well, you just may not have that luxury. Heck, I have preps in 3 places! Lol....Viking Preparedness sent me here, glad he did.🌺
If you have a good bug out location you could bury a chest type freezer and load it with extra items. If not you can only carry what you can haul. You may want to add some gas to your bug out items.
Very good video! We recently marked an item off our bucket list: a deuce & half with the tow-behind trailer. My hubs is currently deployed, so if SHTF it's all on me to load the bug-out vehicle. The one good thing is it won't be too difficult to load out by pulling up to the basement door, then up and around to the front door (4.5 story farmhouse). Most things are already in a "staged" atmosphere, but I can certainly do better. Viking, Gudrid
I've done similar. Simple buckets that contain the same supplies. If I have the heads up and time, I can grab them and chuck them in the back of the truck
That's the dilema. Keep everything in one spot and it''s quicker to grab and go but your keeping all your eggs in one basket or spread it around the house which is safer but takes longer going all over to get. I would transfer all the smaller water containers to another one of those blue ones to save some time and maybe keep an extra bag of dog food in reserve but i bet they are more than happy to share your dinner. :D
Nice video, brought up lots of things to think about. We have 30 min, 15 min, 5 min, 2 min bug out plans in the planning stages and your video helped look for holes for us. Thank you.
Watched this on Pastor Joe's Patreon channel. Very helpful. What I realized while watching: I can't carry 5-gal buckets of food, I can only push them along the floor. Can't pick them up into a vehicle. Need to switch over to 2.5-gal containers. I can't carry 2.5-gal containers of water. Need to switch to one gallon containers. Need to get serious about collecting tools and camo clothes. Find foot size of ppl I expect to join me when the balloon goes up (they don't see the need, but they will be useful when the time comes) and get appropriate footwear in their sizes. Collect various and sundry camo/gray man clothes from thrift stores. I can do better -- you've set the wheels turning. Thank you. One comment on your bugout -- two men could move that patio table aside double-quick and put that truck right up at the door. Those saved steps could result in more goodies on the truck.
Great video jammed packed with excellent ideas. I need to rethink my prepping. Oh, and by the way, I am jarl on Viking Preparedness. I'll see ya out there.
Appreciate. Seeing your stackable containers being carried one by one gave me idea of at least one stack being already strapped to a dolly/cart. Dolly/cart may even become useful down the road. 🤷♂️
Thinking about what you’d do in an emergency is important and vids like this are helpful. I’ve concluded that I’m bugging in because of where I live (small mid Atlantic city not near any large city) and my age (72.) still an interesting vid. Thanks
72 is not useless. Have a team. We'll need you. Every set of eyes is beyond value. This is a scenario of the worst possible situation where the enemy is coming down your street burning down houses and pillaging everything. Something to think about for everyone.
This is a good video. Its always better to practice and know how much you can take and how to organize it. My wife and i are talking on doing this because we never know what happen and now with the war in Ukraine we never know what 2023 have to bring
I think this year will be bad. I think our govt is our worst enemy now. Whatever they have planned I think they'll try to get it done THIS year. I hope I'm wrong.....
I have a pre-prepped / pre-staged 4x8 trailer. As another alternative for of transportation, I have my mountain / bikepacking bike!! Remember the eight Ps: Proper Prior Planning and Preparation Prevents Poor Performance and Panic!! vs... The "Eyes Rolling Back" syndrome, then Panicking!!!
I didn’t think your truck could move with all that stuff! Just kidding! Keep it up; especially how to set up your BOL and caches, outdoor kitchen, latrine, perimeter, security watches. Thanks for smart videos!
This was a great video, it gave me a lot of ideas on ways to save space while prepping, as I share a house with 2 other people who are not into prepping. I've had to come up with some pretty clever ways to prep. Stay safe out there, and God bless!
Thanks for this practical instruction on what to take / how long it should take to get packed and GONE! Recommended by Viking Preparedness, not sorry I tuned in. I also saw your video on starting a fire in the rain - excellent! You are the real deal.
I've been storing our canned food in wheeled luggage, like the ones you see people carrying onto planes. Easier to transport. You can usually find them really cheap at any thrift store.
I have a chevy van set up for storage and camping. I had a truck at one time. But I can get so much more in my van and it is out of the view of the public. The first time I have heard anyone mention extra shoes, or put some in a Cashe. You shoes will wear out quicker than any other clothing items. I like the way you think. You do so many things and use so many items that I am on top of as well. I don't know your prep situation. I would include self resiliency. Maybe some seeds to grow some food and we raise meat rabbits and chickens. Once that first MRE or mountain house is opened, the countdown begins until your supply runs out.
As always, awesome video. ❤ The thing I like the most is knowing you have a side kick or company. No one will last long alone. And he seems to be psychic as well.... He had "the look"! 😠 1.50 For being 2 years old I'm shocked this video doesn't have more views. It's odd what people consider valuable for viewing. Anyone prepping would want to try this and see what their strengths and weaknesses are.
Good stuff it's getting real close to doing this I'm buying a extra suitcase tomorrow just want things in as much bulk as possible so not running backwards and forwards..
Probably should invest in a camper shell. Nothing crazy just a generic one that both blends in with society and doubles to conceal your supplies on back. It also protects what’s on back from things like rain and speedy driving so nothing blows off. And I guess if need be once you’re in your bug out location your truck can double as a sleeper since the bed will be Inclosed.
Also, milk crates to store loose water bottles. Awkwardly carrying 3-4 bottles at a time slows you down. 1 milk crate carries water bottle easily and the crates can stack on top one another.
I would like to see some SHTF videos that TH-cam would never allow. If SHTF all order is gone. It will be crazy. The hesitant won't make it. No cops at all. It will be beyond belief. You'll have to have a team. An organized neighborhood. Nothing else except organized teams will make it at all. It will be far worse than zombies.
First I enjoy your videos. second what is your long term water filtering plan ( creek/ponds and lakes) ? Ive got the small personal filters but for washing cooking ect. I quit supporting amazon so I will have to do a little hunting when looking for stuff. Stay safe.
Yeah the Amazon situation...everywhere you turn its something. My area requires that I store water and have plenty of water filters available for long term use. I'm needing to get some 55 gallon barrels for rain collection, as droughts are a regular thing here and lakes and creeks can be either too far away or not dependable.
@J B I actually had a storage mostly for gear, preps, and extra ammo...but after awhile I calculated the cost of storage versus what I could be buying every month and ended the storage. Lots of gear could be stored in a trailer, ready to go if in the right containers or the trailer was enclosed. Around here tarps degrade quickly, so I would likely want covered or great containers.
Keeping your eyes open and watching current events might make you want to keep some things ready to roll. Depends on where you live. If you weren't worried about theft, vandalism... maybe.
If the SHTF you're going to HAVE someone in the back of the truck with a hot printer ready. We have to think.... If it got really crazy and you needed to do THIS kind of thing.... 😳 That means there are no more cops, no ambulances, no law, no 911.... It's crazy town and it's up to you and your team. No one is coming to help. They're coming to get your stuff.
@@HuplesCat- No, I would not steal. I believe in God, my final judge. I would seek people that have a common goal. Thieves I would dispose of same as murderers, rapists. I would warn them once.
@@HuplesCat I would search for stuff but not take from people who were still there. I would try for a truce, community. That's our only hope is staying together.
I definitely would need a list to mark down items so i wouldnt forget them. For water containers i have bought the army surplus plastic water jerries. They are close to indestructible.
Yes Sir ... Folks don’t really practice this ... thanks for the reminder! LiveAction Your intro music, makes me want to work out , fight a gorilla , or just Rock Out!!! LiveAction Snake !
I'm not knocking you, I think you have a great perspective and teach useable ideas, just trying to help along with the reair tools , what about gasoline and oil, I know you don't want to have too kuch back there and make a bomb, but maybe 5 gallons , to get off road if you do run out before you arrive to planned destination?
That is an important consideration for sure. Communication with scouts would come into play. One good reason for a bug in cache and a MAG just in case. Thanks for the view and comment!
If SHTF, worst case scenario, and things truly were SO BAD that you had to leave your home... 😳 You'd have to have 1 or 2 in the back of the truck ready with hot printers. A walkie for comms would be of great value. One person might have to move a vehicle, trees, etc to keep it moving. Because no one is coming. You are now 911. That's it.
@@drums2go615 ... In a true SHTF scenario there will be no police. They won't be able to stop panic. It will be mob rule. They all want to go home just like everyone else and help their families.
@@SurvivalTheory I'm 3 blocks from Gulf of Mexico, SW Florida, I'm looking for sailboat. Haven't seen anyone cover a bug out sailboat lol. I could just imagine everyone trying to get to the mountains from here. Highway of Death
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grab sheets and pillowcases as well, they can be used to make clothing, for bandages, for separating sections in tents, food gathering and storage, etc.
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This is very good. Everyone should do this drill. If you had an hour notice you could have really loaded up. This was really good for under 20 minutes. I am a Viking.
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PJF shared your video on Viking preparedness.& sent me over.
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This is a realistic hurry up & get out video. Other commenters mention moving trucks & such well, you just may not have that luxury. Heck, I have preps in 3 places! Lol....Viking Preparedness sent me here, glad he did.🌺
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If you have a good bug out location you could bury a chest type freezer and load it with extra items. If not you can only carry what you can haul. You may want to add some gas to your bug out items.
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Viking here, Pastor Joe sent us. Great video. Thanks
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Good video, came over from the Viking Preparedness site. Thanks.
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Very good video! We recently marked an item off our bucket list: a deuce & half with the tow-behind trailer. My hubs is currently deployed, so if SHTF it's all on me to load the bug-out vehicle. The one good thing is it won't be too difficult to load out by pulling up to the basement door, then up and around to the front door (4.5 story farmhouse). Most things are already in a "staged" atmosphere, but I can certainly do better.
Viking, Gudrid
A team of like minded neighbors is the best prep. We all need each other.
I've done similar. Simple buckets that contain the same supplies. If I have the heads up and time, I can grab them and chuck them in the back of the truck
That's a good idea. I'm using that.
Great video - Viking here. The amount of portable water needed was eye opening. Nicely done.
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That's the dilema. Keep everything in one spot and it''s quicker to grab and go but your keeping all your eggs in one basket or spread it around the house which is safer but takes longer going all over to get.
I would transfer all the smaller water containers to another one of those blue ones to save some time and maybe keep an extra bag of dog food in reserve but i bet they are more than happy to share your dinner. :D
Need more blue ones but the other ones are free. Thanks for the view and comment!
Nice video, brought up lots of things to think about. We have 30 min, 15 min, 5 min, 2 min bug out plans in the planning stages and your video helped look for holes for us. Thank you.
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FF.... crazy good idea. Ready bags is a must!!!!
And 1 guard, hot and ready, will be crucial while you're doing it.
Watched this on Pastor Joe's Patreon channel. Very helpful. What I realized while watching: I can't carry 5-gal buckets of food, I can only push them along the floor. Can't pick them up into a vehicle. Need to switch over to 2.5-gal containers. I can't carry 2.5-gal containers of water. Need to switch to one gallon containers. Need to get serious about collecting tools and camo clothes. Find foot size of ppl I expect to join me when the balloon goes up (they don't see the need, but they will be useful when the time comes) and get appropriate footwear in their sizes. Collect various and sundry camo/gray man clothes from thrift stores. I can do better -- you've set the wheels turning. Thank you. One comment on your bugout -- two men could move that patio table aside double-quick and put that truck right up at the door. Those saved steps could result in more goodies on the truck.
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Ha! I just noticed your license plate. Excellent OPSEC and attention to detail.
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Great idea to have trial runs
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Good exercise, practice, practice, practice!
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I skipped the ad on my own video! I never do that, but after five minutes, I had to. The ad was 44 minutes long! How long will you watch an ad?
Yup soon as it says skip ..im out
Your friends will just let it run!😁
I got none, but I would watch for you
I do not watch ad's .
Simply excellent. 1:33 I saw what you did there as well as printers and ink cartriges - lol. Enjoyed it, thanks.
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Great video. PJF recommendation.
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Great video jammed packed with excellent ideas. I need to rethink my prepping. Oh, and by the way, I am jarl on Viking Preparedness. I'll see ya out there.
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excellent larping guys. more people need to do this. its very important to do so.
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Excellent video. Viking Prep.
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Appreciate. Seeing your stackable containers being carried one by one gave me idea of at least one stack being already strapped to a dolly/cart. Dolly/cart may even become useful down the road. 🤷♂️
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Seeing how much you supplies you fit for two people, I'm considering getting a pick up truck just for myself 🙂
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Very informative. Lots of great ideas and things to think about.
That is why I love his videos. He wants us to think. What if.....?!?
Great video! Thanks! I saw your video on Viking Preparedness.
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Thinking about what you’d do in an emergency is important and vids like this are helpful. I’ve concluded that I’m bugging in because of where I live (small mid Atlantic city not near any large city) and my age (72.) still an interesting vid. Thanks
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72 is not useless. Have a team. We'll need you. Every set of eyes is beyond value.
This is a scenario of the worst possible situation where the enemy is coming down your street burning down houses and pillaging everything. Something to think about for everyone.
PJF , Viking Preparedness sent me. Excellent video & content. Thank you 👍🏼😎
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This is a good video. Its always better to practice and know how much you can take and how to organize it. My wife and i are talking on doing this because we never know what happen and now with the war in Ukraine we never know what 2023 have to bring
I think this year will be bad. I think our govt is our worst enemy now. Whatever they have planned I think they'll try to get it done THIS year. I hope I'm wrong.....
Great video. Thanks referred by Joe Fox at Viking Preparedness. Have now subscribed to your channel
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PJF from Viking Preparedness sent me. Great video. That is indeed best case scenario for bugging out. Pack up preps, haul ass 👍🏻🇺🇸
Definitely good prep to take your hand tools. Lots of great advice in this video. Thanks again brother
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@@SurvivalTheory you're welcome. Keep the good content flowing.
I have a pre-prepped / pre-staged 4x8 trailer.
As another alternative for of transportation, I have my mountain / bikepacking bike!!
Remember the eight Ps:
Proper Prior Planning and Preparation Prevents Poor Performance and Panic!!
vs...
The "Eyes Rolling Back" syndrome, then Panicking!!!
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I also just thought of coolers, even the soft carrying coolers can be used to store and load up water, food and other small items.
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I didn’t think your truck could move with all that stuff! Just kidding! Keep it up; especially how to set up your BOL and caches, outdoor kitchen, latrine, perimeter, security watches. Thanks for smart videos!
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This was a great video, it gave me a lot of ideas on ways to save space while prepping, as I share a house with 2 other people who are not into prepping. I've had to come up with some pretty clever ways to prep. Stay safe out there, and God bless!
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Good information and very good drill , keep the great videos coming.
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Great vid. I'm a Viking and PJF linked this
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Thank you for producing this thought provoking drill video.
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Thanks for this practical instruction on what to take / how long it should take to get packed and GONE! Recommended by Viking Preparedness, not sorry I tuned in. I also saw your video on starting a fire in the rain - excellent! You are the real deal.
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I've been storing our canned food in wheeled luggage, like the ones you see people carrying onto planes. Easier to transport. You can usually find them really cheap at any thrift store.
I have a chevy van set up for storage and camping. I had a truck at one time. But I can get so much more in my van and it is out of the view of the public. The first time I have heard anyone mention extra shoes, or put some in a Cashe. You shoes will wear out quicker than any other clothing items. I like the way you think. You do so many things and use so many items that I am on top of as well. I don't know your prep situation. I would include self resiliency. Maybe some seeds to grow some food and we raise meat rabbits and chickens. Once that first MRE or mountain house is opened, the countdown begins until your supply runs out.
A cap on that truck would be a Godsend
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Good video. A dry run bugout exercise is important to do. Crucial. VikingPreparedness linked to your video. Subscribed. Thanks!
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Good video, I got some ideas on adjustments I should make just from commentary and seeing the video. Oh, and I'm a Viking, Pastor Joe sent me...
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AWESOME LOAD OUT ! TY . VIKINGS ALWAYS
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I would have empty milk crates nearby and jugs of water, other awkward and heavy items can be put or stored in them for easy carry and loading.
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4 gallons usually fits in one milk crate
PJ from vikingpreparedness sent me. Highly impressed with this video. Excellent!
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As always, awesome video. ❤ The thing I like the most is knowing you have a side kick or company. No one will last long alone. And he seems to be psychic as well.... He had "the look"! 😠 1.50
For being 2 years old I'm shocked this video doesn't have more views. It's odd what people consider valuable for viewing. Anyone prepping would want to try this and see what their strengths and weaknesses are.
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@@SurvivalTheory - Is C Dog doing well? I hope you guys are Ok. I've been hoping for a video. Enjoying your old ones until then. 😎
Good dry run, and lessons learned . Referred by Viking Preparedness.
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I appreciated your video, PJF from Viking Preparedness sent me.
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Good stuff it's getting real close to doing this I'm buying a extra suitcase tomorrow just want things in as much bulk as possible so not running backwards and forwards..
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Another Viking from PJ checking in...good stuff!
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Probably should invest in a camper shell. Nothing crazy just a generic one that both blends in with society and doubles to conceal your supplies on back. It also protects what’s on back from things like rain and speedy driving so nothing blows off. And I guess if need be once you’re in your bug out location your truck can double as a sleeper since the bed will be Inclosed.
Also, milk crates to store loose water bottles. Awkwardly carrying 3-4 bottles at a time slows you down. 1 milk crate carries water bottle easily and the crates can stack on top one another.
Learned of you from Viking on Patreon. Good idea to do timed practice runs
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Another Viking likes your video. Thanks!
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Great video. That test run is something I never considered.
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Always ALWAYS test run yer gear B 4 U need to use it
@@tomcatt998 Yes, of course. But this is different than testing the gear. This testing the whole plan.
Great job guys! I was sent to your site by Viking preparedness. Thanks pastor Joe, this was a worthwhile video 👍
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It would be nice to see some more public stealth videos
I would like to see some SHTF videos that TH-cam would never allow.
If SHTF all order is gone. It will be crazy. The hesitant won't make it. No cops at all. It will be beyond belief. You'll have to have a team. An organized neighborhood. Nothing else except organized teams will make it at all. It will be far worse than zombies.
Good exercise. Taking the minimum of stuff so you can maximize food is what I’m leaning towards.
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Yup,,, food water & shelter rank high on the list
Enjoyed your video and of course got a few new ideas.
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Nice. I wish I was that organized. Pastor Joe told me to say I'm a Viking. Did you remember to include paper for those printers?
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JL.... We call them ink cartridges....
Loved the Goya plug too lol. Great job. Love from a Viking
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First I enjoy your videos. second what is your long term water filtering plan ( creek/ponds and lakes) ? Ive got the small personal filters but for washing cooking ect. I quit supporting amazon so I will have to do a little hunting when looking for stuff. Stay safe.
Yeah the Amazon situation...everywhere you turn its something. My area requires that I store water and have plenty of water filters available for long term use. I'm needing to get some 55 gallon barrels for rain collection, as droughts are a regular thing here and lakes and creeks can be either too far away or not dependable.
@@SurvivalTheory I know the Texas summers. I live just south of the mess they call DFW.
New to your channel. Great video and makes one think.
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PJF @ Viking Preparedness sent us. Glad he did.
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maybe it would be a viable option to have a trailer pre-packed and ready to go.
Here, the heat would not be good for the long term preps. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@J B I actually had a storage mostly for gear, preps, and extra ammo...but after awhile I calculated the cost of storage versus what I could be buying every month and ended the storage. Lots of gear could be stored in a trailer, ready to go if in the right containers or the trailer was enclosed. Around here tarps degrade quickly, so I would likely want covered or great containers.
Keeping your eyes open and watching current events might make you want to keep some things ready to roll. Depends on where you live. If you weren't worried about theft, vandalism... maybe.
Great content & food for thought!
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That was very informative AND entertaining! Thank you, from a Viking who needs all the info she can get!
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Yes pet food is a weakness of mine. Have a decent covering for the truck's back though. No need to let rain in or eyes see
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If the SHTF you're going to HAVE someone in the back of the truck with a hot printer ready.
We have to think.... If it got really crazy and you needed to do THIS kind of thing.... 😳
That means there are no more cops, no ambulances, no law, no 911.... It's crazy town and it's up to you and your team. No one is coming to help. They're coming to get your stuff.
@@redfaux74 Would you not also be coming for their stuff? Genuine question. In most shtfs most people work cooperatively
@@HuplesCat- No, I would not steal. I believe in God, my final judge. I would seek people that have a common goal. Thieves I would dispose of same as murderers, rapists. I would warn them once.
@@HuplesCat I would search for stuff but not take from people who were still there. I would try for a truce, community. That's our only hope is staying together.
Diesel/petrol and vehicle repair stuff.
Correct choice of tin :-D 👍
Good video. All the best to you and yours 👍 👍 👍
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I definitely would need a list to mark down items so i wouldnt forget them. For water containers i have bought the army surplus plastic water jerries. They are close to indestructible.
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Always things to be learned, always! Came over from PJ Fox / Vikings
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Pastor Joe sent me ...good video
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@@SurvivalTheory Vikings must stick together
I don’t know why, but I overlooked the cooking utensils and pots/pans and the printer and ink. This was a great video.
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I guess I'm dumb. I literally just now figured out what the printer and ink were..... 😐
Red Faux please clue me in!
False ID?
@@h2hcamey - Guns and ammo.... it helps to keep from getting demonitized by evil TH-cam and its anti- American causes.
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Very informative. Viking
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Excellent video as always snake, stay safe
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Good video. Made me think.
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Yes Sir ... Folks don’t really practice this ... thanks for the reminder! LiveAction
Your intro music, makes me want to work out , fight a gorilla , or just Rock Out!!! LiveAction Snake !
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I'd be staying put, looks like where I'd bugout to!🤓
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Who's the new guy? Your son? He's GREAT! :) Hope to see him again in other videos! :)
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I'm betting the C is for Cobra....
LiveAction SeaDog ... Hold it in the water ... and stay deep ! LiveAction
Hey man, no disrespect intended. I'm curious, what are you packing printers and ink for?
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🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Oh my goodness..... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I'm dying.... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
We lost all our guns and ammo in a fishing accident. 🥸
He he. Informational and funny. Thanks.
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I'm not knocking you, I think you have a great perspective and teach useable ideas, just trying to help along with the reair tools , what about gasoline and oil, I know you don't want to have too kuch back there and make a bomb, but maybe 5 gallons , to get off road if you do run out before you arrive to planned destination?
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Awesome intro! I didn’t see him hiding there too!
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U wasn't supposed 2 C him !! LOL 👍
Maybe driving away. Roads can become blocked.. Even if you leave early what about flash mobs blocking secondary roads jamming up interstates?
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Or road blocks from police or other authorities, maybe looking for firearms !
If SHTF, worst case scenario, and things truly were SO BAD that you had to leave your home... 😳
You'd have to have 1 or 2 in the back of the truck ready with hot printers. A walkie for comms would be of great value. One person might have to move a vehicle, trees, etc to keep it moving. Because no one is coming. You are now 911. That's it.
@@drums2go615 ... In a true SHTF scenario there will be no police. They won't be able to stop panic. It will be mob rule. They all want to go home just like everyone else and help their families.
*use a dolly to load, if possible
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I guess I am curious why printers and ink?
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Printers are not printers. Code...
Ink is not ink.
TH-cam is not friendly to the 2A.
I've seen a trailer left packed in a garage.
Tools to repair the truck etc.?
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I think I definitely need a larger vehicle, bugging out in an Audi A4 is not gonna cut it :(
At least you could get there quickly and in style. Thanks for the view and comment!
@@SurvivalTheory I'm 3 blocks from Gulf of Mexico, SW Florida, I'm looking for sailboat. Haven't seen anyone cover a bug out sailboat lol. I could just imagine everyone trying to get to the mountains from here. Highway of Death
@@patrickoneill6821 Going up central Florida would be a hellish. I've seen how bad it is just from a localized hurricane in the south of Florida.
Used cargo van with good tires. You can store a lot and sleep in it.
Joe Fox sent me... #Vikingprepardness
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Viking
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Roadblocks.
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Have someone in the back with a Walkie ready with a hot printer.
If you had to do this and things got crazy.... you'd have to get crazy.