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prepping for what?

Anything

Hurricane

Tornado

Needing to hide in the woods for safety

Being stuck inside your house for a stupid long time

If a freak accident happened and you needed a get home bag

hell yeah

But there are different things you can prep for and generally different products are discussed

Like are life straws or sawyers better? Pros and cons. Personally I prefer Sawyers

Dang. I had pinned 3 good lists from the old channel

Now they gone

Oh no

Rip

thats so sad....

https://gallantry.com/products/dissim-inverted-lighter

I don’t know where to put this but its cool

I need to find an m50, anyone have any links?

Gas mask?

I assumed a camera <:ROFLMAO:451759517579870219>

but this isn't <#801170161868341308> so that wouldn't make any sense lol

@CyberSpacePirate yes

@[TDE] Smokie Sportsman Guide has NATO surplus ones for decant prices

Can I leave

Idk why not?

I'm not a big prepper, but I do dabble in it and I am very interested in wilderness survival and self reliance. Is this a good place to talk about that, or is there somewhere else?

Probly the best

Ok. It's mostly how to build a log cabin by hand, making primitive traps, and stuff like that. I haven't had the time or money to get deep into prepping.

Information is usially free

Ye figure 4 deadfall

Spring snare

Firemaking is an important skill

Learn at least 3 ways to do it.

Flint and steel would be the best one to learn but you have to prep for it

If you get a flintlock to add to your gun collection, it can double as a mechanically assisted flint and steel.

Back in the day they used starter pistols to make fire

Does anyone here have links/knowledge on building an underground shelter? I've considered buying a prefab, but none of the ones I can immediately afford are big enough and the ones that would be big enough... well I'd probably have to sell some organs.

I have heard good things about the metal shipping boxes getting turned into buildings.

They need reinforced tho

how deep do you want it?

cause if its just to hide, than a conex box with 6-8' top soil on top would work just fine. And if you want, you could just keep stacking them side by side and connecting them with doors allowing the ground to shift w/o making it unstable.

About a foot or so, I'm just looking to make an in ground shelter that could be used for long term living in the event the house goes in either a fire or tornado. The connex box idea does sound good though, any recommendations on how to reinforce the roof just in case a vehicle drives over it?

well, its already reinforced pretty good with the supports going the width of it, so I think some 1 or 1 &1/2" square metal tubing going the length of it would be enough to support a vehicle going over it. As long as all the weight is being distributed to the top of the walls and corners rather than the roof itself, it should be fine.

I would make it deeper bc if it’s to high them the grass on top won’t grow or will get to hit in the summer

@CyberSpacePirate#4926 I couldn't find any

No?

Let me check

@[TDE] Smokie https://www.sportsmansguide.com/product/index/nato-military-surplus-mp5-gas-mask-with-bag-and-filter-like-new?a=2229836

Its not the M50 but its a decant mask

Good polish

Not perfect but good mask

How deep would you recommend?