Mountain Dragon
A True Doomsday Prepper
It shall be an vacation indeed. But a part of camping you can use for survival too, isn't it?for most people camping is a vacation not survival.
It shall be an vacation indeed. But a part of camping you can use for survival too, isn't it?for most people camping is a vacation not survival.
after the first winter a lot of people will be dead.
It shall be an vacation indeed. But a part of camping you can use for survival too, isn't it?
if they can get there...!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!As I said, after the first winter, the survivors would opt for a gentler climate.
if they can get there...!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
my closest town is 18 miles,,,, closest city is 60 miles the closest big city is 125 miles,,, and I am well off the beaten path,,,,,,,,, I am not going anywhereI moved out of a city 22 years ago I AM bugged out.
A so called bug out bag will increase you chances of survival for a few days... Hopefully you could survive long enough to get into a better situation.
Another statement based on a constant diet of info provided by sources that get paid to tell people what they want to hear.What a biased, one sided leftist propaganda.
Accepted wisdom mos says that we carry all this stuff but when I do a thought experiment I see myself tossing most of it along the way. I guess it all depends on the territory you are traveling through.Big difference between thinking you can hike so many miles, with a 30 or 40lbs pack and actually doing it.
Accepted wisdom mos says that we carry all this stuff but when I do a thought experiment I see myself tossing most of it along the way. I guess it all depends on the territory you are traveling through.
Our climate is pretty mild and aside from a pair of jox and sox and a thin rain smock I have no cloths in it. I figue I'll bug out in what I'm wearing hey. I wrote a post once where I said that probably the most critical item of clothing is your footwear. Cloths can generally be had or improvised anywhere but not good fitting boots. I have a couple of pairs of Zamberlans that I wear, the mint black ones for funerals and weddings now, the other pair for anytime I'm out and not in work boots or motorcycle boots.Mine is seasonal.
I change out the clothing according to the time of year.
Our climate is pretty mild and aside from a pair of jox and sox and a thin rain smock I have no cloths in it. I figue I'll bug out in what I'm wearing hey. I wrote a post once where I said that probably the most critical item of clothing is your footwear. Cloths can generally be had or improvised anywhere but not good fitting boots. I have a couple of pairs of Zamberlans that I wear, the mint black ones for funerals and weddings now, the other pair for anytime I'm out and not in work boots or motorcycle boots.
I have no flip-flops or open girly-boy shoes, only quality boots. Anyway, if you are in the habit of wearing them all the time then on the day you really need them you won't have to go looking for them, that's my thinking. I had a set of nice dress shoes for weddings but at the last one the F#@*&*g sole on one came un-glued and began to flop. They cost me hundreds and I have only worn then like 3 times. Never again!!! F#@* all fashion clothing and accessories I say.
Anyway to get back on topic, I own a trailer
I don't know what brutal is but it's 5-C outside at the moment here, slow combustion stove is keeping up nicely though. I actually have a bit of weight in mine and it aint food, it's gadgets and knife and paracord and all the stuff to keep you amused while you trek across the countryside. I recon a peek in one of those Appalachian Trail backpacks would be worth 1000 youtube videos on BOB's. They are almost a religion now, if you don't have this and you don't have that you are a heritic!
Yeah, that's brutalImagine a few days waking up to -17C, with a few below even that. The high, -13C.
We average 609cm of snow a winter.
Yeah, that's brutal
I imagine you are geared up for it, under normal conditions, but take away the electricity, the supermarkets and the gasoline and it's another story hey. At least you wouldn't need a freezer in winter Mos. You can call me bb by the way lol.
When you step back and look at it, well when I do, I see all this government control and I don't really see evil men twisting their mustaches in fine dining rooms. I see a group of people whose first priority is their profits and their second as keeping the source of those profits, us, alive. Certainly they know the dislocations that will come about with the ongoing depletion of fossil fuels and the inevitable collapse of all the infrastructure we have built with them. We see the decay all around us.
They will know the social upheaval this will lead to, they must have a plan to deal with it and that plan couldn't work without strict social control. Without such control it would be every man and woman for themselves, the zombie apocalypse scenario that is often cited. I have no love for government but compared with the last 5000 years of history, what we have now is pretty benign. I won't comply with much of it but I will be happy to see 99% of the population do just that.
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