That's a good idea....especially when shining a flashlight on it while digging around in the dark. Can openers are for sissies. Hopefully I have one in another cache. Thanks for the watch and words!
I was almost too afraid to watch after reading your captions in the beginning, post biden, eeech ! Excellent video though once I got past that. Thanks for the ideas.
You want to know what's scary? I'm not allowed to have a firearm because of some stupid shit in the 90s. I have a bow - which is silent at least... I'm going to be playing life on hard mode when SHTF. But I've spent the last year in the outdoors practicing my survival skills. I am not going down without a fight. Let's hope we get through all the crazy shit and no one ever has to actually live through a real SHTF. I don't want to see anyone get hurt or starve. I don't plan on starving though. Good video, good advice! Thanks!
We all need to be part of a team. If the SHTF for real, your limitation won't mean anything. Also people won't be firing guns unless they have to. Bow and knife skills will be essential. Silence will be key.
Excellent setup scenario. You sure give everyone lot to think about. Buying second hand coolers at a yard sale would come in handy for these types of setup.
Snake, that is a great idea. I'm going to make that happen for me around here. Tht in place and empty until needed is genius. Can be tested for water and bug proof ahead. Shine on.
Smart move on the cooler and it's location, I've had pipe and ammo can caches along probable bug out routes here in the UK since the late 90's, only two have been lost and one of those was by a landslide the other was a new housing estate built on land unsuitable for anything other than wetland pasture lol the properties have flooded 3 times in 15 years.
I was going to place a couple along a route once and both areas got turned into developments. Mental really. I'm currently looking for more suitable areas but as you know in the UK, you're never far from anyone
Always enjoy your content. More relevant to my area than most other TH-camrs, as I'm located in North Louisiana. Good to know the ice chest stayed relatively cool when buried, I was worried the heat might be a problem if I needed to cache some food. Thanks for your time and effort, keep your powder dry.
One consideration. That "corner". I tooks like it could be a boggy area. May not be. But something to consider water in the ground will move items. Or depending on the depth it may float out or pup up higher
You can use a freezer the same way and just set totes inside it. You just need a big hole. If your cooler has a drain hole just plug it with the dental cement for tooth repair. It's only a few bucks and works great. I doesnt shrink.
Glad I watched this episode. I mean I learn from them all. However I have a old cooler like that one I can put to good use now. Thanks for doing and sharing your videos.
A cooler like that seems like a great idea for a cache container! Just seal the lid with some duct/Gorilla/T-Rex tape and it should be good to go! Thanks for the idea(s)!
I done a little research on sealing the lid on a cheap container . seal the lid with as seen on tv spray sealer. Put a hard plate on top of the cache to prevent a hole in the top.
I love your scenarios and ideas. This was like Back to the Future meets Terminator. I believe if we continue to play Collateral Damage with the Liberal Socialist party it will come to this. Otherwise we'll have to turn this scenario completely around and WANT them to come to our "homes"... easy set up. Great video! You'll be back....
Have been thinking about this for a while now and one question I wanted to ask the Prepper community is whether it would be best to separate caches and have non metallic items in one cooler and metal in another? That way my thinking (right or wrong lol) is that someone stumbling across with a metal detector means you only lose half of what you have cached? Interested to hear the general consensus/thoughts from people.
Separation, depending on needs and contingencies is a good idea. Might I suggest burying scrap metal above the metal stuff so if anyone with a metal detector does happen by your cache, they'll find the scrap layer and assume that's what the beeping was ;)
I was thinking to put non canned food items into a large jar with a metal lid into the cooler just to keep raccoons and animals out. do you think that would work?
This is an affordable option for a burial tube. Having several of them hidden in various locations sure can bleed the finances dry. This isn't water proof, but if you put the entire contents in a trash bag (preferably industrial strength) and seal that up well, you should be good. Well done.
Great scenario. The way the things are going we will need them .in my case id have to stash deep in the ground to get below the frost line and come back in spring or get to it before the deep freeze. We do have abandoned caves and mine shafts to stash cashe but in a chaotic situation that would be the first place ppl would go and i wouldnt want to be no where near it or have my cashe compromised. Thanks snake always take away something good out of your videos
Caches are essential both at home and at several bug out locations. One thing is local weather.Up here in Canada the top has to be 5 feet down. frost and you won't be getting at it until May. So place some in high trees
@@SurvivalTheory You could but the contents would be frozen solid. The frost line is 3 to 5 feet down. I buried one years ago at the cottage and dug it up when we sold. in good state other than the PB was rancid
@@HuplesCat I've seen a few geo caches in trees, maybe not so good for food but for storing hunting/fishing lines and other stuff not bothered by temperature fluctuations a 4" diameter 2-4' long PVC pipe painted to match tree bark can be tricky to find if you're looking for it.
Not if America gets out and votes like it is the End of Days. Vote Red, vote Trump. A vote any other way will destroy our defense Rights. Plan for the worst, hope for the best and NEVER be overconfident. Do everything you can and VOTE! Confidence is awesome. Overconfidence could destroy us. Don't be a Hilary.
That is a great cache, camouflaged well and full of great items. I have been meaning to do this on my homestead, our 20acres is 60/40 woods to cleared. We also have several elevation changes so it is ripe for many cache locales. Great video and info, thank you for the ideas.
I've been telling people that the infrastructure of this country is essentially gone, and they need to prepare for it. I'm blessed enough to have a few hundred acres in the mountains of Pennsylvania, but I've still been stocking the forest when I'm there: but I wish I would have watched this video first. The coolers are a great idea! Thanks for the video, and stay safe out there!
I've been thinking about a cache for two weeks now. It will of course be a bit smaller. Thanks for the great video! Today i bought a pack of gummy bears for my bug out bag ;)
Jesus saves...... man I really enjoy this one I liked it a lot that's a great idea for a cooler I would paint all of it inside and out but I'm sure you've been told that already and I would put in their " a back up " (everyday carry) and a (medical kit ) aswell for you or a bugoutbuddy this is just a thought God bless you
Good stuff. I would also paint inside of lid so it did not “flash” when opening and did you have a canopener?
That's a good idea....especially when shining a flashlight on it while digging around in the dark. Can openers are for sissies. Hopefully I have one in another cache. Thanks for the watch and words!
When you can swallow the can like a Snake, digest the contents and poop out bullets... or a knife...
You don't need no can opener. ....
@@SurvivalTheory Funny reply. I guess all the military P-38s are for sissies as well. Real men just open cans with their teeth.
@@redfaux74 Sounds like what I do.
@@thriftysurvivor6117 damn !!! I'm screwed !!! Ain't got no teef
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Well, I think we know who he is gonna vote for 🤣
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Cache is plural. Pronounced cash. You Rock. I enjoy your videos very much.
Old habit from being around a cachet maker. Thanks for watching and commenting!
I was almost too afraid to watch after reading your captions in the beginning, post biden, eeech ! Excellent video though once I got past that. Thanks for the ideas.
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Excellent video! Thank you for sharing.
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Awesome upload. Interesting and very informative. Thanks for sharing ATB
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Great video! Thank you for sharing! Much luv from down da bayou ❤️💯
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Hi, great video, very special and usefull ideas.
Thanks a lot your content.
Greetings from germany.👍👍👍
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You want to know what's scary? I'm not allowed to have a firearm because of some stupid shit in the 90s. I have a bow - which is silent at least... I'm going to be playing life on hard mode when SHTF. But I've spent the last year in the outdoors practicing my survival skills. I am not going down without a fight. Let's hope we get through all the crazy shit and no one ever has to actually live through a real SHTF. I don't want to see anyone get hurt or starve. I don't plan on starving though. Good video, good advice! Thanks!
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We all need to be part of a team. If the SHTF for real, your limitation won't mean anything. Also people won't be firing guns unless they have to. Bow and knife skills will be essential. Silence will be key.
Red Faux indeed
A great one sir, thank you very much.
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Great Camo hiding at start of Video!! You the man. Have a Great Weekend Brother.
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Cool video 👍
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Excellent setup scenario. You sure give everyone lot to think about. Buying second hand coolers at a yard sale would come in handy for these types of setup.
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Good idea. Maybe add small pocket knife with can opener. Just incase. Hadn't thought of coming back. Thanks
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Snake, that is a great idea. I'm going to make that happen for me around here. Tht in place and empty until needed is genius. Can be tested for water and bug proof ahead.
Shine on.
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This channel is fold
Good ideas!
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Yes, many of them!
Could Bury more items below the cooler, they won't think to look there. They will assume the cooler is all there is to find.
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That is a sneaky idea.
Smart move on the cooler and it's location, I've had pipe and ammo can caches along probable bug out routes here in the UK since the late 90's, only two have been lost and one of those was by a landslide the other was a new housing estate built on land unsuitable for anything other than wetland pasture lol the properties have flooded 3 times in 15 years.
They build on swamps here also and then complain about flooding. Thanks for watching and commenting!
I was going to place a couple along a route once and both areas got turned into developments. Mental really. I'm currently looking for more suitable areas but as you know in the UK, you're never far from anyone
@@pickashole geocaches seem a good idea 😏 I've seen a few camouflaged pipe caches in trees and on bridges
@@davidgraemesmith1980 geo caching is a great idea. I've found a few by accident but they give some good ideas
I would add a large knife and rain gear
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Always enjoy your content. More relevant to my area than most other TH-camrs, as I'm located in North Louisiana. Good to know the ice chest stayed relatively cool when buried, I was worried the heat might be a problem if I needed to cache some food.
Thanks for your time and effort, keep your powder dry.
Watch my follow up to this just released. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Cashe is pronounced “Cash” not “Cash-aye”
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And it's spelled "cache" not cashe.....
One consideration. That "corner". I tooks like it could be a boggy area. May not be. But something to consider water in the ground will move items. Or depending on the depth it may float out or pup up higher
It's a high and dry area. Thanks for watching and commenting!
You can use a freezer the same way and just set totes inside it. You just need a big hole. If your cooler has a drain hole just plug it with the dental cement for tooth repair. It's only a few bucks and works great. I doesnt shrink.
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"after 3 years of Bidenism the world is in chaos"
Rofl made my day.
You earned a sub for that one
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Glad I watched this episode. I mean I learn from them all. However I have a old cooler like that one I can put to good use now. Thanks for doing and sharing your videos.
How do you keep the water out all the ice chests i played with leaks lids suck
Lid doesn't allow water in due to lip. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Have you ever tried to make a rock sling?
Its a really powerful a useful weapon.
A cooler like that seems like a great idea for a cache container! Just seal the lid with some duct/Gorilla/T-Rex tape and it should be good to go! Thanks for the idea(s)!
I done a little research on sealing the lid on a cheap container .
seal the lid with as seen on tv spray sealer.
Put a hard plate on top of the cache to prevent a hole in the top.
Sounds like that would work well. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Good prep and good stuff.
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I love your scenarios and ideas. This was like Back to the Future meets Terminator. I believe if we continue to play Collateral Damage with the Liberal Socialist party it will come to this. Otherwise we'll have to turn this scenario completely around and WANT them to come to our "homes"... easy set up.
Great video! You'll be back....
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Yeah but I don't think it will take 3 years. It's not Biden anyway. He's a puppet of Obama.
@@redfaux74 I hope so, shits taking forever I’m ready to get it over with
Have been thinking about this for a while now and one question I wanted to ask the Prepper community is whether it would be best to separate caches and have non metallic items in one cooler and metal in another? That way my thinking (right or wrong lol) is that someone stumbling across with a metal detector means you only lose half of what you have cached? Interested to hear the general consensus/thoughts from people.
I think separation is excellent option.
Metal will rust, then what?
Separation, depending on needs and contingencies is a good idea. Might I suggest burying scrap metal above the metal stuff so if anyone with a metal detector does happen by your cache, they'll find the scrap layer and assume that's what the beeping was ;)
@@tommysimmons3258 Never heard of paint? Or garbage bags? Lol
You say thanks for a racist comment (pat geren). I really hope that was a mistake.
Great stuff
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Where I live, raccoons will open the cooler and eat everything that isn’t in cans.
They've been trying to open this one. Thanks for watching and commenting!
I was thinking to put non canned food items into a large jar with a metal lid into the cooler just to keep raccoons and animals out. do you think that would work?
This is an affordable option for a burial tube. Having several of them hidden in various locations sure can bleed the finances dry. This isn't water proof, but if you put the entire contents in a trash bag (preferably industrial strength) and seal that up well, you should be good. Well done.
It's water from above proof, but not flood proof. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@SurvivalTheory My pleasure.
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Great video 👍
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Good ideal, I will keep a lookout for old coolers at flea markets and thrift stores
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Great scenario. The way the things are going we will need them .in my case id have to stash deep in the ground to get below the frost line and come back in spring or get to it before the deep freeze. We do have abandoned caves and mine shafts to stash cashe but in a chaotic situation that would be the first place ppl would go and i wouldnt want to be no where near it or have my cashe compromised. Thanks snake always take away something good out of your videos
Good points about places where others will go. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Nice cache snake. This video really was a kick in the pants for me to get myself in gear and get some stashed away myself.
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Caches are essential both at home and at several bug out locations. One thing is local weather.Up here in Canada the top has to be 5 feet down. frost and you won't be getting at it until May. So place some in high trees
Would you be able to access in winter if the lid was slightly above ground? Maybe some snow digging? Thanks for the view and comment!
@@SurvivalTheory You could but the contents would be frozen solid. The frost line is 3 to 5 feet down. I buried one years ago at the cottage and dug it up when we sold. in good state other than the PB was rancid
@@HuplesCat Interesting about the PB. My frost line is the underside of fallen leaves, if freezing at all.
@@SurvivalTheory Yes. Surviving shtf up here will be a lot tougher in some ways but after the first winter people won't be a major issue :-)
@@HuplesCat I've seen a few geo caches in trees, maybe not so good for food but for storing hunting/fishing lines and other stuff not bothered by temperature fluctuations a 4" diameter 2-4' long PVC pipe painted to match tree bark can be tricky to find if you're looking for it.
Sage advice on survival as always, keep up the good work.
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Nice ideas, I never thought of using a cooler. Thanks so much for sharing. The worst is yet to come. Stay safe out there in this crazy world
Not if America gets out and votes like it is the End of Days. Vote Red, vote Trump. A vote any other way will destroy our defense Rights. Plan for the worst, hope for the best and NEVER be overconfident. Do everything you can and VOTE! Confidence is awesome. Overconfidence could destroy us. Don't be a Hilary.
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Great video as usual. This day and age, we must be prepared. So many events and situations going on in our country. Both foreign and domestic.
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Love your cache videos, they could be an important part of survival, hope to see more
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That is a great cache, camouflaged well and full of great items. I have been meaning to do this on my homestead, our 20acres is 60/40 woods to cleared. We also have several elevation changes so it is ripe for many cache locales. Great video and info, thank you for the ideas.
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Ever thought of building a spider hole on your property since you have so much land?
Similar concept.
Good idea!
An piece of a rubber hose split open the length of one side will make a stronger hinge and fix that cooler hinge right up.
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I've been telling people that the infrastructure of this country is essentially gone, and they need to prepare for it. I'm blessed enough to have a few hundred acres in the mountains of Pennsylvania, but I've still been stocking the forest when I'm there: but I wish I would have watched this video first. The coolers are a great idea! Thanks for the video, and stay safe out there!
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Ever think about building a spider hole since you have so much land? Same idea.
did you have any issues with the cooler getting water in it from the rain? extra sealing needed?
No. It has a lip that prevents typical water entry. Thanks for watching and commenting!
He made a follow up video on this. It was excellent. Check it out. I think it was about 5 months later.
I love this channel. I think this is the first time I have ever been able to spot you in the intro. Great advice. Is this in the southeast?
He's in Texas but he is mobile a lot.
Texas most of the time. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Love it! I know what to do with all my old coolers now. Thanks for the update bro.👍
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@@SurvivalTheory Dank je groeten uit Nederland
I've been thinking about a cache for two weeks now. It will of course be a bit smaller. Thanks for the great video!
Today i bought a pack of gummy bears for my bug out bag ;)
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I’ve been looking for that ILBE backpack! Rough to get north of the boarder
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Great advice! Thank you Snake! 🍻
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Jesus saves...... man I really enjoy this one I liked it a lot that's a great idea for a cooler I would paint all of it inside and out but I'm sure you've been told that already and I would put in their " a back up " (everyday carry) and a (medical kit ) aswell for you or a bugoutbuddy this is just a thought God bless you
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Lol I first thought your cache was not sealed properly and some bugs invaded.
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