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Already got the buckets loaded fixing to buy a patriots solar gen with solar panels if you have any suggestions please about solar gens ! This one kit is 3,300 bucks for a 2000 watt unit I was told they were made by lion company and they are one of the better quality brands
I have stockpiled three different freeze dried food companies food. Plus dehydrated, store canned and home canned foods. Also have butt loads of garden seeds and a hand dug well with a hand pump in it.
If bug out is happening you might get instant rice ( less cooking) and instead of box ziplock or mylar bag with instructions less water less cook time, also take things out of boxes take up more room, ziplock with instructions and exp date. I try to stay from plastic , 2 of us titanium sporks with hand sanitizer and wipes . Don't forget pets !! LOVE your videos GREAT INFO Stay prepared !!!!
Great info; now that the "covert 90" (damn you, YouTube algorithm) is mostly behind us I can run back down across the now-open border and stock up. Good to see the items you get that we can't in the frozen tundra up here. And I love using buckets; they are useful prep tools themselves, even as benign things like cuttings boards and seating. Thanks as always!
I still think your missing the number one&two bucket… 💩 the toilet bucket, should have toilet paper,bags to line bucket , kitty litter or sawdust, a separate containers to pee in, wipes , soap ,spray bottle… if possible keep solids & liquids separate & it won’t become a toxic brew.
There's a local Asian restaurant who always have those 5 gal buckets that held soy sauce. Most of the time, the owners/managers are just giving them away. All that is needed are lids.
Great video George. But I have one stupid question. Where do you get the lids for the buckets from. I have a lot of buckets but no lids. As a side note. I just received my Rhino Rescue pak. Man I’m very happy with this purchase. I have added a few items to it, and can probably add more. I swear if we ever cross paths I think we will spend hours trading thoughts and ideas. We think so much alike. Really appreciate your efforts. Thanks
if you get your grains in bulk, at harvest season directly from the farmers, it costs about $3 per day to feed a big man adequately, if he's just holing up in a tunnel. $4 per day if you buy the grains from online bulk sources. This is if you bulk-buy the nut butters, veggie oils, etc. So, roughly $1000 per person Men, a bit more, women and kids a bit less. Get a $6000 college loan and $3000 pell grant. Sell your plasma for $80 per week to pay off the loan. There is no reason at all for you to not have a year's supply of food and lots of non-hybrid seeds. and spices to help choke down the bland foods.
Buckets are a good idea , I have about a weeks worth of non-cooking food in my bugout bag , and I have a gym bag with about a month of non cook and easy cook food , lots of trail bars also
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Already got the buckets loaded fixing to buy a patriots solar gen with solar panels if you have any suggestions please about solar gens ! This one kit is 3,300 bucks for a 2000 watt unit I was told they were made by lion company and they are one of the better quality brands
Great!!!! Thanks for all the ideas : )
I keep something like that at work. A little bit of everything, just add hot water and heat and serve type of food.
I stuffed useful things between cans. Trash bags, utensils, etc. You can fit quite a variety of items in that way.
All my food go-buckets have a can opener each, mostly P-38s and P-51s, but not all. I try to avoid pop-top cans.
Next time, place those oil packets in Ziploc freezer bags, upright. Not foolproof, but more secure.
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Great video!!?!
Nice idea. Thank you for the video.
Love these. So convenient and easy to carry around.
I have stockpiled three different freeze dried food companies food. Plus dehydrated, store canned and home canned foods. Also have butt loads of garden seeds and a hand dug well with a hand pump in it.
If bug out is happening you might get instant rice ( less cooking) and instead of box ziplock or mylar bag with instructions less water less cook time, also take things out of boxes take up more room, ziplock with instructions and exp date. I try to stay from plastic , 2 of us titanium sporks with hand sanitizer and wipes . Don't forget pets !! LOVE your videos GREAT INFO Stay prepared !!!!
Great info; now that the "covert 90" (damn you, YouTube algorithm) is mostly behind us I can run back down across the now-open border and stock up. Good to see the items you get that we can't in the frozen tundra up here. And I love using buckets; they are useful prep tools themselves, even as benign things like cuttings boards and seating. Thanks as always!
Very good recommendations.
This vid is really helpful. 👍👍
I prefer the 7 gallon black totes with the yellow top. They can be locked or ziptied and squares take up less room. The top is designed for stacking.
You mean breakfast dinner and supper, lunch is a meal you pack and take with you somewhere
No place to run….no place to hide. Gonna stay right here and pray I'm actually at home when SHTF… stay well and be safe 🙏
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Great ideas for anyone, thank you for sharing this, it's great information.
I still think your missing the number one&two bucket… 💩
the toilet bucket, should have toilet paper,bags to line bucket , kitty litter or sawdust, a separate containers to pee in, wipes , soap ,spray bottle… if possible keep solids & liquids separate & it won’t become a toxic brew.
If your eating your going to need to go!
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Do you have a separate bucket for your animals?
There's a local Asian restaurant who always have those 5 gal buckets that held soy sauce. Most of the time, the owners/managers are just giving them away. All that is needed are lids.
Thanks for going the extra mile and taste testing the expired foods ! 🤢
Very very prepared. I never thought of all that. You are so helpful and great ideas 😊
Great video George. But I have one stupid question. Where do you get the lids for the buckets from. I have a lot of buckets but no lids. As a side note. I just received my Rhino Rescue pak. Man I’m very happy with this purchase. I have added a few items to it, and can probably add more. I swear if we ever cross paths I think we will spend hours trading thoughts and ideas. We think so much alike. Really appreciate your efforts. Thanks
if you get your grains in bulk, at harvest season directly from the farmers, it costs about $3 per day to feed a big man adequately, if he's just holing up in a tunnel. $4 per day if you buy the grains from online bulk sources. This is if you bulk-buy the nut butters, veggie oils, etc. So, roughly $1000 per person Men, a bit more, women and kids a bit less. Get a $6000 college loan and $3000 pell grant. Sell your plasma for $80 per week to pay off the loan. There is no reason at all for you to not have a year's supply of food and lots of non-hybrid seeds. and spices to help choke down the bland foods.
Buckets are a good idea , I have about a weeks worth of non-cooking food in my bugout bag , and I have a gym bag with about a month of non cook and easy cook food , lots of trail bars also
You should title videos like this for "new preppers".