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medical supplies.and even if you've got plenty game animals and a good garden, I'd still set back as much shelf stable food as you can afford.
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The way that I prep is that I just by two of anything I need and I put one away.
Think about the idems that you use everyday...Foot powderToothpasteToothbrushesAsswipeSoapThe way that I prep is that I just by two of anything I need and I put one away.
Quote from: NOLA556 on September 12, 2011, 04:56:07 PMmedical supplies.and even if you've got plenty game animals and a good garden, I'd still set back as much shelf stable food as you can afford.Ive thought about stockpiling food. I have a small amount but not sure if I want to commit to it full on. I figure even as isolated as I am out here I will be overrun at some point and have to go to ground.
You mentioned a short growing season so I'm not sure what zone your in.I put in some raspberry and blackberry bushes in this year. Once they're established they're low maintanance. Nexy year I'll put in some blueberry bushes. Last year I planted two apples trees and two cherry trees. It doesn't sound like much but they do better thangrowing vegetables. Food is food.Some freeze dried Mountain House #10 cans go along way for one person. Any food you stock is better than nothing.
Quote from: militaryman84 on September 12, 2011, 05:02:29 PMQuote from: NOLA556 on September 12, 2011, 04:56:07 PMmedical supplies.and even if you've got plenty game animals and a good garden, I'd still set back as much shelf stable food as you can afford.Ive thought about stockpiling food. I have a small amount but not sure if I want to commit to it full on. I figure even as isolated as I am out here I will be overrun at some point and have to go to ground.[/Hey bro. I would suggest to a begining preppers food stocks, Beans and rice, add to this cans of green chillies and you will have your self meals that will meet the vast majority of your nutritional and caloric needs. And i mean go freaking big man. a one year supply of beans and rice is an excelent base to build food preps around. and with a good vacume sealer you can portion out travel rations that are simple to prepare in the field. Just my .02 cents bro i have about 6 months of rice and i am almost at 6 months with beans. but i have alot of other goodies as well. keep at it man it sounds like youve already handled one of the most expensive portions of prepping. so i would say your off to a good start. I will looking in to some bulk rice for sure. Buying the land my place is on was the most expensive but luckily I pretty much had nothing to spend my money on for my whole career so I had a great down payment.
Quote from: NOLA556 on September 12, 2011, 04:56:07 PMmedical supplies.and even if you've got plenty game animals and a good garden, I'd still set back as much shelf stable food as you can afford.Ive thought about stockpiling food. I have a small amount but not sure if I want to commit to it full on. I figure even as isolated as I am out here I will be overrun at some point and have to go to ground.[/Hey bro. I would suggest to a begining preppers food stocks, Beans and rice, add to this cans of green chillies and you will have your self meals that will meet the vast majority of your nutritional and caloric needs. And i mean go freaking big man. a one year supply of beans and rice is an excelent base to build food preps around. and with a good vacume sealer you can portion out travel rations that are simple to prepare in the field. Just my .02 cents bro i have about 6 months of rice and i am almost at 6 months with beans. but i have alot of other goodies as well. keep at it man it sounds like youve already handled one of the most expensive portions of prepping. so i would say your off to a good start. I will looking in to some bulk rice for sure. Buying the land my place is on was the most expensive but luckily I pretty much had nothing to spend my money on for my whole career so I had a great down payment.
