Surviving during a disaster takes a lot of preparation and determination. Here are 40 tips to help preppers.
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Very well done. I especially like #7. It’s so easy to want to try and do
everything at once, get overwhelmed and just give up. Prepping is a
marathon, not a sprint. It’s a lifestyle choice that will shape your
decision making process every day. Keep up the great work on these videos.
+Prepper Hub yeh you’ve got a great channel. the video was well thought
out and it really covers the most important things to build as a foundation
when getting into prepping. thanks for the feedback as well…glad you
enjoy my channel 🙂
Thanks man! I love your videos btw!
Thanks for making this video, it is very helpful!!
A have a 5,300 gallon above ground pool. The kids play in it naturally, but
I don’t put in chemicals I can’t filter or kill off. A back yard pool is
the ultimate rain catch and can be filled and stored easily. A single
gallon of common bleach can remove any bacterial issues if/when desired.
Common filtration can be used to purify as well. If the water is changed
every few months, then you’ll always have a great source of backup water in
an emergency. ;)
Where’s 13?
you forgot communication. A Pair of ham radios would be nice
*ONE of the MOST IMPORTANT PREPPING MANTRAS to REPEAT & PRACTICE:*
*”If I only have enough time or money or resources to accomplish just one
more thing before a catastrophe, what would it be?”*
Learning to Prioritize your preps will comfort you knowing you are making
the best use of what time you have left.
Water storage is not too much of a problem for me. I have a stream which I
dammed, and when the reservoir is full it is about five feet deep and backs
up about 100 feet.
what if i came over there and slurped it all up?