The First to Die After SHTF Collapse - Prepping for SHTF/WROL

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[brianmosley]

I agree 100%. At 65 i figure All I can do is be as prepared as possible and do my best.

[backachershomestead]

We invested in a good high quality drone a year ago for patrolling our perimeter and this year we've added multiple military grade NVG. Not cheap but well worth it while you are able to use it.

[John-hpwg]

Hey, good morning.
You touched on a A lot of good points. I'm finding it harder and harder to keep my preps up with the economy. The way it is. My biggest thing right now is since I moved. I have think about getting my garden situated again. Which is a pretty big project for one man. Not so much the Gardening aspect, , but building my raised beds. Bringing in the dirt get my electric fence uputting up more fencing. It's been pretty cold everywhere so the ground is frozen In order to dig post holes or pound in metal stakes. But hopefully we'll get a little bit of a thought so I can get that done.
It really sucks that the economy is the way it is. It just makes things even harder to accomplish.. And to think about taking a second job.
It's not even in my program. I already worked seventy hours a weak driving a semi. So I just been working on mentally prepirene. Everything else I have is in place.
So I feel pretty good about that. Anyways, thanks for another great video. You've definitely given more things to think about God bless you and your family.
And have yourself a great day.

[patriotuncensored]

Nothing like having an ice cold beer after a hard days work and watching the hands on channel! Stay prepared folks, it’s gonna get wild between now and November. Take necessary action.

[malcfrost]

Another good video with lots of discussion points. The decision about if or when to bug out can be a real tricky one, particularly if you have nowhere secure to bug out to. OR if the event and the damage caused by the event makes bugging out physically impossible.
For example, I live in New Zealand which is prone to earthquakes. We are overdue a massive quake which would destroy roads and take out multiple bridges making bugging out all but impossible. My plan is to stay put except under exceptional circumstances.

[patriotordinance]

Oh man you blow my mind with a 2 video , the last one I never got I had come across the last one by accident, so keep the videos coming, great job .👏 👏👏👏👏👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👍🌴😎🌴

[BlesamaSoul]

Agree on the list, likewise I'm with you on liking your house/shop and potentially holding onto it in a bad situation rather than leaving. Still. hoping we are rural enough that most people die off in first 90 days to level to numbers we face for problems?

[backachershomestead]

Hospitals only have 1-2 days of fuel before the generators are out. Then it has to be brought in by tanker truck.
Also not everything in the hospital is connected to the generator. Most do not realize that.

[Kent-bcxj]

The one group that you missed were the Karens. A lot of people will not put up with the entitlement attitude and they will end up dead or severally beaten. I would include those with a-hole attitudes and those unwilling to bend the knee to whatever "warlord" arises.

[warrenheppler]

Good video!! Love this channel. And I think the couch patatoe will be one! I work with a couple. The ones that survive on junk food and fast food.

[Bunnyymann]

Rule of HOME ASAP!!! 3 days to complete anarchy. 3 weeks mass die off. 3 months til you turn the corner and look for glimmer of hope. My home. I can manage just fine for much longer than that. Now that if your rural enough. If your In metropolitan Area. Those numbers don't apply. Sorry folks

[lisacc]

On point, as always. Thanks again HoC.

[roddrysdale]

Double lung transplant and immune suppression medication. I’m number one though reasonably prepared and a stockpile of medication while living in a small country town. I can only hope for the best.

[anthonygrizzel]

Excellent list! Unfortunately, you just described 90% of our countries population....😂

[FatherDuck]

Lay low, stay out of sight. Don’t make any moves. Secure all your doors an and window and if in your car in the woods. Stay in the car. reason trouble. Tetanus, rabies and wild animals and or insect bites. Never run a vehicle if you’re sleeping in it and crack the windows open. Keep someone up watching over you all checking everyone to make sure everyone is breathing and with you. Food for thoughts and short tips. IMHO.

[kobanebook]

Was gonna get me some NVG this year i changed my mind last night and instead i chose to go with thermal imaging because of price. So using my budget i can now get thermal FLIR plus a generator plus 10 other preps i think thats a better stretch of money.

[whomagoose]

The one thing I learned trying to prepare for societal distruction is no matter what you do it will never be enough. Never enough food, water, and, warm clothing. Then as you age you will become unable to do the things you once could do. My biggest fear is age related problems which can make your death possible, which I can accept. What concerns me is the unscrupulous people that will find what I had to do harm. I hope that what I left behind in this world will be found and used by rightous people. In other words I want those things I left behind in this world to be found by Sheriff Grimes. Not the likes of the Governor or Neegan.

[karenhowk]

Me personally, I dont want to survive a nuke at All!

[BlackBeardGuitar]

The only old man who rambles alot but he's right.

[anthonynewcome]

Being in the UK, number 4 doesn't really affect us, hell I can't even buy a flare gun. But should a weapon come my way, I'd definitely arm up and find ammo.