Preppers are you prepared for 3 years?

Ok you bring numbers! Do you have links for this?

LOL better to be a prepper than a empty shit headed dumbf%ck little dishrag b#tch like you ya P@SSY Azz punk B#tch

You don't have to prep for 3 years, you only need to prep for about 6 months. By then 90 percent of the population will have starved to death and if you manage to survive that long you have the resources to yourself and anyone else who managed to survive. If you are close to a body of water, know the local edible plants and have shelter you can make it. Start reading up on survival now. SAP manual is good, also Wildwood Wisdom, and make sure you buy up lots of seeds and have a fishing rod, bow and arrow or crossbow, or a slingshot for weapons for hunting.

You know, I've been a prepper for a really long time. And yet, I am never anywhere near the level of preps that would make me feel "comfortable". I am certainly not comfortable with People far more intelligent than millennialsang virus that you can survive and then it comes back to give you a heart attack in a a couple of weeks.

This is nuts.

And we do not have accurate data, which raises anxiety, which lowers the immune system, etc.

So, the best advice I have is make sure you have at least a month's worth of food and water, get the needed meds, and do what you can actually do and leave the rest to the Creator.

For the first time since I've been on GLP, we are seeing actual doom...Yet we don't know how lethal or far reaching this may be. Guaranteed to have serious economic effects though. So do what you can and be good to each other. Maybe from a distance! lol.

What can some of us do who are partially prepped but have "THAT" neighbor who is always under-prepped and who even at the best of times wants to come over and beg a cup of sugar (finally gave the beotch a whole bag to keep her off our backs for a while) or other things like a roll of toilet paper or $5 for gas until her check comes? Very annoying and a master guilt tripper she is. GRRRR

I watched contagion last night . At the part matt damon is in line with the army handing out men's And they ruin out and the people are rioting and looting........ I ordered some freeze dried foods. Beprepared.com they did have a posting at the top of website saying delayed or out of stick items will be filled when they are back in stock. But nothing I purchased said out of stock. #10 cans of chicken beef and tvp beef and mylar bags and oxygen absorbers. If I do get an email saying my purchases are delayed I'll post back here about it. I should have bought that home freeze dryer. I still might while foods relatively cheap. What's a whole chicken 5 to 8 bucks. 30 days times 8 240 bucks extra for a month of chicken. It's like 50 bucks for a number 10 can of freezedried meat. I try buy tvp and real meats. Tvps like 17 a can. I might just bite the bullet and buy a home freeze dryer. Never have to throw a meal away. What say u glp.

Need to break out the list I had my entire inventory. Total calories. For one person maybe 3 years. But maybe one with my 2 kids myself and 2 parents. I had all the math broke down. But I'm in rural iowa. Have a well that's electric though. There's a creek next door. Got afew water purifiers. One nice Jerry can with a hand pump cant remember how many tens of thousands of gallons it will filter also bought a replacement filter to it. Also my mom got into making soap afew years ago so have a butt load of bars stocked. I got disposable straight razor blades . 100 for 10 bucks got afew packs of those as well as a straight razor and stones for sharpening. Threw away old fish antibiotics and bought new ones. Plenty of deer to supplement food stocks. And afew # 10 cans of heirloom seeds in my deep freeze. I'm about as good as I can get without going full prepper mood. Just 500 here and there over the years adds up. Also buying books. Canning. Army manuals. Traps. Lots of things you'd want to know if no grid. Medical books. Etc. Mylar bags oxygen absorbers and rice and beans are cheap. Then freeze dried foods. I used to be nursing student and was dialysis technician. FWIW we used 1 to 1000 bleach for non blood soiled and 1 to 100 to wipe the machines between patients. So alittle cap full of bleach is really all u need . Just so u dont waste your stock pile of it up. But I'm single no mortgage or car note . Whatever happens happens . I'll be definitely adding to supplies.

Here is a great example of what one can achieve when necessity arises. Back in February 2015, A cold front with snow was moving in. While the wife and daughter slept, I stayed up all night working through the snow and built the structure in the image linked below. The framework was constructed with persimmon trees, the uprights placed into 3 ft holes. No nails were used in the frame. It was lashed together using jute twine. Old tin roofing panels were placed around it in the main section 3 levels high over the top of heavy, waterproof canvas. The section on the right was added one day later and it open on top where we cooked over wood as well as storage for wood, tools, etc. The green tarp was used as the door. Water was hauled in from a spring fed creek about 300 yards away, filtering was unnecessary. The land, being in a valley within the Oauchita Mountains not far from a 1600 ft mountain, provided an abundance of deer, hogs and turkey. Note, also, there is an antenna placed on the top center that provided reception to provide radio, the radio being a hand-cranked type or using solar cells for other purposes. Further, an outdoor toilet can be constructed using a potty chair with a 5 gallon bucket under it and something to cover the poop after use, such as sawdust, clay, dirt, etc. This is something we had to do while living here. This is what my family and I had done for 2 years, living like this. No electricity, no water, no cell phone service unless hiked the 2 mile path to the top of the mountains. There were difficulties, at times, but we overcame everything that came at us. If we can do this for 2 years, then three wouldn't be a problem. We have the experience to do it even if it is necessary to fall back to the stone age and knap my own arrowheads for hunting (which I did at that time), make cordage, chop wood, prepare food. And, there may be times when you don't have what you need and no way to get it. No problem, necessity is the mother of invention. A solution can be developed for any problem thrown our way.

Here is the structure I build in less than 24 hours total building time (minus little modifications added when the need arose).
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Growing tobacco is very hard best you get the seeds asap and try to grow them first..

I better get more food for the wife, I'll get her nice and fat to eat her later.

Nope. God says to get into the mountains when shit hits the fan. I will head for the mountains with my kids if shit really starts happening.

Nope. God says to get into the mountains when shit hits the fan. I will head for the mountains with my kids if shit really starts happening.

I better get more food for the wife, I'll get her nice and fat to eat her later.

Things are going to get bad and fast! the media and banks are delaying for now but very soon it will all crash...

But how do you prep for 3 years? and what comes after that?
GLP?

The freeze dryers I've looked at were approaching 4k. I can buy a ton of foods and dry can them in the oven for that. Maybe your mileage will vary?