The One Year Prepper Plan Series: Get Ready for Anything!

Welcome to the first video in our "One Year Prepper Plan" series! If you're new to prepping or just getting started, this video is the perfect introduction to disaster preparedness. We'll walk you through the basics of how to start prepping, including creating your emergency preparedness plan and building a strong foundation for your survival skills. Join us in our One Year Prepper Plan Series to get ready for anything! This preparedness guide covers all you need to know about emergency preparedness and prepping for SHTF scenarios. Start your prepping journey today!

In this video, you'll learn the essential first steps in prepping, from understanding what a preparedness guide entails to getting familiar with the key survival skills every beginner needs. Whether you're looking for a basic survival prep or a more comprehensive disaster prep plan, this series is designed to help you at every step of your journey.

Don't miss out on this essential introduction to prepping for beginners. Subscribe and hit the notification bell so you never miss an episode, as we'll be releasing new videos every Friday to help you build and refine your emergency plan.

OUTLINE:

00:00:00 Introduction to the One Year Prepper Plan
00:00:50 Why Prepping is Important
00:01:21 Common Scenarios for Prepping
00:01:50 Natural Disasters
00:02:18 Financial Crises
00:02:48 Grid-Down Scenarios
00:03:21 Civil Unrest
00:03:52 Benefits of Prepping
00:04:16 Overview of the One Year Prepper Plan
00:06:11 72-Hour Emergency Kit and Long-Term Food Storage
00:07:09 Water Storage and Important Documents
00:07:53 Expanding Food Storage and Home Safety Inspection
00:08:19 Baking Supplies and Self-Defense
00:08:45 Grains, Seeds, and Hygiene Items
00:09:16 First Aid and CPR Skills
00:09:42 Shelter Needs and Infant Care
00:10:12 Pet Supplies
00:10:37 Rotating Supplies and Disease Outbreak Preparation
00:11:04 Food and Cleaning Supplies
00:11:30 Home Security and Map Skills
00:11:56 Final Preparations
00:12:53 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
00:13:55 Outro

[reliableprepper]

Here is the link to the downloadable PDF for this introductory section. I will also provide downloads for the future videos that will be very very helpful!

[brettm.s.]

Love it, there’s so many of my community who have no idea about prepping, they think the govt will protect them from everything. Dunno where the problems will be, but I’m prepped for most of them.

[johnfaramelli]

Excellent video Dustin! We can all benefit from this series! With the combined knowledge of everyone here, we could all benefit from it!👊

[audreyhertz]

Remember folks to inventory everything you stock so you can rotate it the best. That way, nothing gets wasted.

[coinhoarder]

Love your optimism, this country doesn’t have a year.

[jenniferb]

Love this!. I don't think we have a year. But it's good more people are waking up. I've been prepping for a long while. I know I missed some things, so I have subscribed. This is so organized and great. Thank you!.

[randybrown]

SO many problems these days it's hard to keep track of them. We just continue on with our MASTER PLAN, being independent from the SYSTEM. 🗽🇺🇸🦅🙏

[jopiaspieder]

I look forward to this series, I do something similar where every month I focus on something different like last month was water 💧 but this month is medical. As always we continue to learn and look forward to possibly learning new I may have overlooked or add to what I do.

[ShadowScoutSwede]

Thank you brother for sharing great topic and i agree it is better to spread the cost over a year because it will be better for your wallet and your budget. I have shared you out as usual and a :thumbs up too.

[Dan-bjcz]

Great series of videos you’re putting together. Should have started back in January as Elections are a few months away might be to late.

[CARefugee]

A very comprehensive approach! I really look forward to each installment. Thank you.

[nmr]

Thank you so much for the link to the downloadable PDF. I am traveling back to Texas from Idaho and I don't think I can do this with my iPad, but I will download the information as soon as I get back home.

[derek]

Every paycheck I put $100.00 towards prepping. This is usually food storage.

[kelsharcothern]

Love the idea of spreading it out over a year

[dalestoner]

Bottom line FEMA will not save you. You have to do it yourself.

[NWcpl]

Nice new series! 👍 I'm still filling the holes in my preps which I feel pretty damn good at this point.

[angeloreyes]

Ants prepares for rainy days by stacking foods for the colony...give it a thought..

[vwgyzel]

Do we have a year, Dustin?I hope we do.

[DareToBeDeviant]

Anyone who doesn't stock up on the important things is a fool. I've worked the same grocery company for 18½ years and have consistently seen a particular group of people come in multiple times *every single day* to buy enough for their next meal. Is that how some people will be during the harshest winters? Is it fun having run out of a particular ingredient and driving to the nearest shop to-- oh, it's closed. Think, people, think!

...or suffer. I'm just a random guy who typed this in the comment section, not your momma.