Complete Guide to Staying Under the Radar in SHTF Scenarios

In this comprehensive guide, we dive deep beyond just stockpiling supplies and focus on the art of strategic preparation for SHTF scenarios. Whether you're a seasoned prepper or new to prepping for survival, this video will provide you with essential strategies to stay safe during civil unrest or other emergencies.

Learn key tactics for maintaining security while bugging in, such as minimizing light visibility and noise discipline, essential for avoiding detection. We'll cover practical tips for temperature control in both hot and cold climates, ensuring your comfort without drawing unwanted attention. Discover how to conceal your vehicle during SHTF, fortify your home subtly, and manage water resources to keep them hidden from prying eyes.

We’ll also show you how to use indoor cooking methods that minimize odors, so you don’t give away your location with the smell of food. Our guide will teach you how to camouflage your preparedness efforts, ensuring that you remain off the radar of potential threats. Operational security (OPSEC) is crucial, and we'll explain how to apply it effectively to protect your resources and your loved ones.

This video is packed with actionable advice and survivalist stealth tactics that every reliable prepper needs to know. From reducing light exposure to quiet power sources, we've got you covered. Plus, we'll explore the importance of community support and how to adapt these strategies to your individual circumstances.

Don't miss out on these essential tips for effective crisis management and staying hidden during SHTF. Whether you're preparing for civil unrest or just want to ensure your self-reliance, this video is a must-watch for anyone serious about survival.

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OUTLINE:

00:00:00 Introduction
00:01:27 Reducing Light Exposure
00:03:19 Heat and Temperature Control
00:04:46 Minimizing Noise
00:06:35 Vehicle Concealment and Use
00:07:50 Managing Smells
00:09:52 Water Management and Concealment
00:11:01 Fortifying Your Home Subtly
00:13:00 Operational Security (OPSEC)
00:15:02 Conclusion

[DougMason-iw]

Love your videos your on point with everything and it's crucial for people to know what's coming and how to survive.We don't have much time and the clock is running out .

[CaptainCranch]

This is the most underrated channel on YouTube. Love your videos

[BR]

GREAT POST 👍🇺🇸👍 put plastic then 1/2" plywood over doors and windows

[Hermit_of_the_Holler]

$1 Store walkway solar lights are easy indoor nightlights...dim but very effective

Can't say enough about good blankets...woodstoves attract

Water is key....

[scott]

Thanks for the video @Reliable Prepper. I appreciate your hard work brother!!!✝️🙏🇺🇸

[careymcwilliams]

Sleep in the day, move at night. Look like you are suffering when not. Learn to place supplies in hidden drops at locations with lots of cover, grass and dark corners are great, but make sure to mark them. Tape up windows and place bars in the sills so they can't be opened all the way without breaking the glass, which will be made tougher by taping them with duct tape. No one wants to crawl bleeding through broken glass stuck to tape strips. Wedge the doors and put wind chimes on the knobs for alerts. Smaller and smaller is better. Also stuffing your clothes with needed hiden gear will help to keep you warm by creating air spaces that your body heat can warm. Look for objects to use as weapons or tools. They are everywhere if you look. Learn signing for communication and set up schedules with your team of departing and returning. Learn to hike. Shoes and boots are better than loud cars that will run out of gas without refueling and get stuck in traffic jams anyway. Stay away from roads as they are killing pens, think road rage times a million.

[lukequigley]

Checking your other vids and, "well done"..Working on usable shutters that are nice looking when open but thick enough to protect windows..when shut.. Cuts down light but all is trade off.. Add roof insulation, added 4in and made quite difference here in N.H..Older 3br. 2 ba ranch built 1977... All metal doors (cored) and re screwed all hinges/ handles, latch.. Am a Ham radio op and have a few folks in the county like minded but keep it on the down low.. Look into MURS freq's for comms, removable ants on many and big diff on range, using a outside ant..2wts. but on the vhf, not uhf for more distrance.. As always NO comms ( except encripted public safety PL tones and digital codes are all the identifiers.. Cheers

[PeterLehman-ilru]

Moving blankets can help as a black out resource. Harbor Freight is a great place to get them .

[Lily-has-wings]

Another great video my friend! Good luck with your fall garden. 😘🌱

[larryjanson]

go into the rv section at wally world. get the enzymes for the black water tank. done right no stink even in a outhouse. just NEVER use any cleaning agent in the mix. it will kill the enzymes.
works great in your homes drain pipes
( again NO cleaners).

[gabem]

Read somewhere that a fire in a wood burning fireplace is best at night. Harder to see any smoke at night. Also a good idea with a well hidden campfire.

[williamparker]

Best thing to do is look like you're not doing anything. Be Stealthy and keep yourself looking civilian. Your Group also if you are organized.

[Stumppy]

Use your solar light that use to light up your driveway.

[davidfoster]

black landscaping cloth, lightweight, effective

[emilybalzano]

Thank you. I think that you addressed one of my nagging concerns----reducing the smoke from a warming fire during cold weather. I saw another video today that suggested masonry heating. I'm not sure if that is better than a wood burn 10:28 ing stove, but it seems that smoke coming from a chimney would call attention if you are trying to avoid drawing attention. Thank you again, Dustin.

[edwardmmanns]

I don't know if this will work, but I got some of that old fashioned, metal "pipe strapping" with the hole in it. I intend on placing 2 strips across my single hung windows when it gets bad. Screwed into the stud, I doubt if they will have cutters with themselves. That way it will still open but make it hard to squeeze into I guess you realize I am on social security and on a tight budget...lol

[Stumppy]

Left food waste, a lot of it you can feed to your live stock like chickens, turkeys, goats.

[tommysimmons]

When I drove truck and cutting up highway 30 in Wyoming and Idaho, there was a house that used hay bails for a windbreaker during the winter. Guess what you can’t see at night?
Any lights or glow from the house.

[SteveHartman-myrg]

Grt blankets for transport from Harbor Freight very thock cost $3.95.each. add duck tape on edges also they insulate windows

[jimmieblue]

Read seage of Stlangrad. War time experience.