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  • millenniumfly: Thanks for the ideas, FR. Chuck... keep 'em coming!
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  • FR. Chuck: M+ Deer problem in the veg garden or certain trees. Pieces of IRISH SPRIING SOAP hanging in cheesecloth pouches!! Works! Fire ants: sprinkle 1/2 cup of NON COOKED GRITS...
  • Roy: thanks for letting me post the link its a good read in the context that it is in, not as a novel... LOL.... explains how to build different types...
  • Sean Cane: Great thoughts! I haven't really thought too much about how scents can give you away. It seems obvious but I think I would find it quite difficult to track a...
  • Catherine: I am glad you still do updates and reviews of your series. It refreshes my memory and adds to my knowledge. Thank you.
  • T.R.: Thats true , and even if it wasn't the greatest , its ready made .
  • millenniumfly: That is a good point about " stuff we are familar with and dont pay attention to we dont even notice"... that'll probably do us all in! Oh, and thanks...
  • millenniumfly: Normally I don't like pre-made kits at all but I thought this one wasn't too bad, after all, not everyone likes to spend hours a day prepping.
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  • Roy: we are right on these lines of thought... we have a mixed balance of freeze dried, dehydrated and MRE;s food stuff for the initial time peroid until things calm down,...
  • millenniumfly: I don't know what you can use to clean a chemical suit. I think, in general, the protocol is to bag it immediately and dispose of it but not entirely...
  • Vic: I am not a Dr or Nurse. But I have been trying to collect masks, and gloves in bulk (need air tight goggles, a hood covering, but have a Gas...
  • desertrat: Sounds like an interesting experiment, and could be effective against pistol at least. My thoughts are in the way the individual panels are bonded to each other- melted bees...

Daily YouTube – Why I am a Prepper

The Patriot Nurse is at it again… providing good wisdom about prepping. In this case she talks about for what reasons she preps and what it means in the overall scheme of her reasons for prepping. Just watch the video!

[Note: This video was not made by the editor of RTS.]

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3 comments to Daily YouTube – Why I am a Prepper

  • Much contemplation and thought provoking. Another side of the coin you have provided in understanding human nature. Hope for the Best, but prepare for the worst. Your Irish-Speak is pretty good!

  • Bev

    I love her opinion of taking care of yourself so that you can take care of others!
    So well put!
    I have often been disturbed by what I have seen in this movement of “stand alone”, “to h— with them” attitudes. That just is not me!
    Thank you so much for posting this!

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