plan and bury a SURVIVAL Supply Cache | Survival Tips
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To me, the contraband cache should be things you could trade or sell. Not necessarily weapons and ammo, but vice items. Booze. Candy. Medicines. Toys for kids.
Yup agreed with that
Well, you’ve divided it from the rest of your goodies, but you took your phone with you. So you did leave a digital trail.
lol , you beat me to it by a minute. also be advised that most vehicles for years now can be tracked. how? that radio/hands free bluetooth/satellite optional system. even if you don't have a subscription active. figure out how to mitigate leaving that trail as well
Great point, phones are such an integral part of our lives that its easy to forget you have them on you. Without giving away too much information (saving for an upcoming video) I have a dedicated burner phone that was purchased in cash years ago, has no service and simply is used to store maps, run toolbox style apps and connect to wifi networks when necessary.
@@TheSurvivalOutpost : Now that’s what I was hoping that you would say! I hope you do at least one version of that video that’s very, very detailed.
@@2heavyb517 : That’s a really tough one, if you’re actually travelling in the park systems in the states, and in certain places in Canada.
Make sure you are subbed, video is due for release in a few weeks. Basically all about a digital survival kit
EXCELLENT EXCELLENT EXCELLENT!
THANK YOU!
awesome!
Unlike Florida, in most geographic locations you must consider the frost line if you have anything that might be ruined by freezing. Food for example. And in Florida, if you don't bury food items deep enough they could be compromised by animals such as wild hogs, either intentionally because they smell the items or just by chance as they root around while foraging.
yes great points, thats why I've sealed this cache 4x over and buried in a location where I haven't seen moles or rooting from hogs. still..we'll see how it turns out, going to check on it tomorrow.
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Really impressive choice of cache location .just perfect .thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge and expertise.
awesome I'm glad you liked it! can't wait to return in a few months and see what shape its in :)
The other issue is flooding. A few others who've used such sealed caches have had them surface due to flooding.
I was homeles once in Florida living out in the woods. and your correct also racoon take your food.
Great info and video Blitz. Thanks for sharing and stay safe brother
Thanks, you too!
Problem with graveyards, is many markers/headstones are lost with time. An entire family buried their loved one in spots that are not indicated as to rest in peace. I stay far away from any disturbing of said grounds. It's sacred and off limits 110%
To be clear I'm not planting IN the graveyard :)
Great info. many Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
What are ways that people identify their caches (hypothetically, as we don't want to give away anyones' secrets and excluding paper maps)? EG remembering that you buried your goodies 6 steps west, and 12 steps north of that really distinct tree is great, until a forest fire ravages the landscape and destroys the tree. GPS is useless after an EMP strike, etc, etc...
I remember watching (I think it was) "The Killing Fields" with a Vietnam Veteran who at one point totally out of the blue says "booby trap", and sure enough the kid in the movie stepped on a land mine shortly afterwards. He said he saw the way the bamboo stalk was broken and knew it instantly what was going on. What are some ways that people could potentially mark their traps that are meant for something other than "stupid" animals?
Great points. It’s vital to determine the lifespan of your cache and then check up on the location from time to time. I use landmarks and shallow burial to make the process of location easier. That works great for short term caches.
If it’s a longer term cache then it’s a good idea I’d say to bury the cache on your property or someone you know and trust
@@TheSurvivalOutpost I use landmarks and natural rock formations, etc whenever I hide something, but it's been a long time since I have had to. I don't own property, and don't know anyone who does but there is plenty of forest land nearby. I think the golden rule to keeping your stash safe is to not tell anyone where it's hidden, unless they've proven their trustworthyness not to blab, beyond any doubt. Your videos, and your responses are awesome, man. Thank you!
Yes loose lips sink ships! Thanks for the support 💪
Regarding the caching videos you did at the beginning of 2016, did you ever retrieve the cache? Is there a video of that retrieval? There are lots of videos on packing and placing a cache, but precious few on cache retrieval - finding the cache and how well the items in the cache survived.
Great question, I had to move from that location kinda unplanned so my retrieval was botched and rushed. I could NOT find it. Dug and dug and dug.
Which is why I now don't bury stuff 6 feet under. The ground can shift and the cache and move over time. Just way too much effort and clean up unless you are burying something large and something you don't expect to have to retrieve unless its total end of the world type of event.
This time I changed my tactics and retrieval will be much easier.
I"ll actually be checking on it tomorrow and might be tempted to pull it depending on the situation. Its been there for 3 months now...who knows.
Either way you will see a video on retrieval and unboxing.
I was telling everyone 13 years ago when I was making videos on TH-cam to please please go and bury a good portion of your ammo and weapons underground where only you know where they are the ni airtight safe box
yup and for those who didn't listen, welp they will find out the hard way I guess
Absolutely! Caches are no. 1. Prepper channels don't talk about this. Good job. Improve your audio/microphone!
Thanks glad you liked it.
My take on cache? 🤔
Well, it rhymes with mustache!
Cemetery was a cool idea!
You're a poet and don't even know it :)
Thanks I thought so as well.
The unknown next to Arch Stanton...
it does have that vibe
I point. You walked in with a full pack and walked out with an empty pack. May spur someone's interest.
Good point.
Would it not be wise to arm other people willing to fight for freedom but who may not be as well off as you are?
maybe so
@@TheSurvivalOutpost I'm just bitter because I can't afford to even live my life, let alone afford a gun to defend it heh
This is kind of a waste of time. Where in the world can you go where there's no other folks? Wherever you "bugout" there's people already there.
The moon might be the best option. However I know places in the Deep South that are isolated and very sparsely populated