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Level of supplies before acquiring more?
here's a sample from a website that may get you all thinking.
I currently have 3 weeks of survival food on hand. This includes MREs, canned and dry goods. I figure that's prepared for the natural disasters we see going on today. I don't think you can actually have "enough" so when I see something at a good deal I pick it up. You have to cycle through your dry goods and canned goods. Replace them as or before you use them. Supermarkets today have a maximum of 3 days worth of goods in the store. Most of those items are on the shelves because today's stores go with out a lot of back room storage,
Ammo, never enough. buy and reload. Practice and stash. I practice with reloaded ammo and stash the store bought stuff. I've got about 3000 rounds of stashed .223 Remington and 1500 rounds stashed .45 acp. 500 rounds of 12 gauge slugs, buck shot and bird shot and 2000 rounds of .22lr. I've got about 100 rounds of 30/30.
You keep the weapons you know but learn how to use different weapons. I've got guns, knives, machetes and axes. My primary weapon is the AR15. I currently own 2. My primary sidearm is the M1911. I currently own 2. I'll carry a Kabar type knife on my person and a folding pocket knife. I am a police detective and carry a Glock 30 and a Kershaw 1775 folding knife while working. Our patrol officers carry the Glock 21. The Glock 21 mags fit in to my Glock 30. I have my AR15 available to me at work, either in the trunk of my personal car or the trunk of my work car. I keep a B.O.B. in my personal car. The bug out bag contains a change of clothes (loose fitting ACUs or BDUs), boots (Merrel Moabs), 3 days of food (MREs), extra ammo, first aid kit, survival blanket, mini-shovel, a map and compass.
I work 38 miles from where I live. If the SHTF no matter what I will be expected to stick it out if I'm at work. At some point there is a time when sticking it out ends and it is time to bug out. I plan to be prepared whether I have to bug on foot, horseback or motor vehicle.
My wife and I own 7 horses that we keep and train at our home. I am friends with several people near where I work who own horses. More then likely the highways will be clogged and I'll be traveling with my friends via horseback.
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Permalink Reply by KOMRAD RHINO☭ on
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this does give one pause to think when it comes down to it. especially when it comes to the transport thing.
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Permalink Reply by Killa of Zombies on
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I have about a 6 month supply of canned food, freeze dried, and MRE's. Whenever I buy new perishables I log the expiration date in an online calendar so it shoots me an email a little bit before.
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Permalink Reply by Zombie Killa on
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I live by this list for now it makes me feel safer.
Food, per person, for one year: (Divide by 12 for 1 month)
Wheat - 300 lbs.
Rice - 100 lbs.
Beans, Peas, Lentils, 50 lbs. each
Honey or Sugar - 60 lbs.
Salt - 3 lbs. (Get 6 lbs to be sure) (See below)
Cayenne Pepper - 1 large can
Herbal Seasonings
Dried Milk - 80 lbs.
Peanut Butter - 50 lbs.
Dried Fruit
Canned food, or dried (ready to mix) food
Oatmeal - 50 lbs.
Alfalfa Seeds - 10 lbs.
Sprouts (see below)
Canned Sardines, tuna, salmon
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Permalink Reply by Wicked Death☭ on
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Does anyone garden there own food?
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Permalink Reply by saint.357 on
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I've tried my hand at it last year. grew my own tomatoes and egg plants, it was good. i was gonna try it again this year but i wanted to create a new system. see my soil's not really fit enough to grow in can't even keep the grass alive. so i have to grow in buckets. well i found this design for a self watering bucket garden. saves the most water and basically all you have to do is refill the reservoir every once in a while and every week mix in a little plant food. it's low maintenance light on resources portable and can be used over and over again with out having to change the growth medium. perfect for the zombie apocalypse. only problem is couldn't get all the parts in time for the grow season maybe next year.
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when it comes to gardening. i am the black harbinger of death. i have a black thumb and no matter how good the soil, no matter how well attended, i still cant grow a damn thing that lives. lol. not a potato. not one onion. not even a green bean. my gardening skills suck major ass water. lol
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