Still Behind on Prepping Before the Election? 5 Prepper Tips to Help

If you were prepping for the election but didn't quite get as much done as you wanted, these 5 prepper tips might help keep you from stressing over it.

Prepping for a particular day is an interesting exercise that shows whether or not you were able to meet your preparedness goals in time. And if you weren't able to, it's okay. There are some basic approaches that can help take away some of the worries regarding that gap in capability or sustainment.

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[MagicPrepper]

Most of us aren't where we want to be when it comes to preparedness. But anything you've done to be ready is still extremely beneficial. What other tips do you have for others who didn't get to their prepping goals before the election?

[assurancearms]

Having lived through Helene near Asheville NC I can tell you for a fact that you might think you have enough water but you don’t. 3 weeks without water and almost 2 months without potable water taught me that.

[litsci]

You have more and better than the troops had at Valley Forge in 1777-78.

[TheRange]

My biggest hope is that we don't see anything more than some small protests after Tuesday. I know that sounds silly, but I'm an optimist. We're good to go on food, water, back up power, extra lights, warm clothing, etc. As for the firearms and ammo, if I'm being hinest, if it comes down to that, I'm old and slow, I'm likely a goner. Praying for peace after the election. Good stuff Magic...thanks bud

[Darthdoodoo]

I aint as ready as i once i was ready once, as i ever was!

[MrMech-ojiy]

Everybody watching this channel is ready.

[robgrey]

I lived for some years without power, on an island in northern Canada, in a house I built myself.
Now, I live out at the end of the line in the mountains of Wyoming.
I've got a dual fuel generator that will run off my buried propane tanks.
But, I'll be happy enough to live quietly without any power again.

[buckeyeblaster]

Your point about inventorying what you currently have is very important. Thanks for the video MP

[blondhairblackstrat]

A tip for water: I had a WaterBob, but gave it to family. My backup is a clean, unused, large shower curtain to put down as a bathtub liner, leaving enough to fold over the top to keep dust from settling. Any clean, plastic sheeting would work.

[jasoncoughran]

Election day is nothing to really worry about, The 6th we all should be looking at.

[jrbarilla]

Let’s hope for peace

Yet prepare for unrest while not reveling in this thought and giving it life ✌️🇺🇸

[devlinoshay]

A $25 Baofeng radio would be a really good last minute prep. A kerosene heater. A winter sleeping bag. Bottle of rum. Cash from the ATM. A survival manual.

[toddhurd]

Save plastic soda bottles and fill with water. Store them in your freezers. It will help keep your food colder longer, and can be used after the thaw.

[Bigdaddyslasher]

Never stop preparing. But also be prepared to live without any power like before electricity was discovered.

[michaelfields]

I have a good amount of gasoline and propane put back… ammo and arms as well… people make sure to stock up on OTC meds. Very important.

[damiensanguinaire]

Even if shtf doesn't happen, the power goes out, weather disasters happen, as do fires, even chemical spills, etc., so you likely to use some of your preps a few times at least, I have!

[mithril]

I live in a rural village, the village has a water tower, but I looked up the water shelf depth for our area and ran an old style hand pump well, just in case.

[RCPILOT]

I have an alternator hooked to my hamster’s hamster wheel. That’s my backup power source. Wish me luck! 😂

[mikeymikeymikey]

Love ya MP. Your videos always give me motivation and but also comfort. Thanks man

[EssentialTam]

I really liked this approach MP! Just reminding people to take a deep breath and do at least something is so helpful.