Awesome content, and habk you!! Was looking for a way to single point my plr22, and it works perfectly!!

Why don't you do anymore Videos, they are probably more needed these days than every before.

I saw a video where they stored their Rice in a plastic bottle 2 liter that Pop comes in, they claim no need for oxygen absorbers in the bottles as the rice act as it's own oxygen absorber and that in a short time the sides of the bottles will suck in for that reason, do you have any comment on that or believe this is true or not, it definitely did not act as it's own oxygen absorber in the bucket without them, but then the bucket was probably not as sealed as the plastic bottles, I'm just trying to find other options for storage, i prefer the Mylar with absorbers but other cheaper options if they worked would be a big help.

September 2022... Anybody else think the Red Dawn sound bed is "over the top" ? Delta... wish you'd 'come back' and let us old-timers know you are still around. Your channel/you were critical in getting my family prepared (circa 2011) "Robert Henry" same deal. Wish I could keep learning from your experience. I've searched and searched... but you've dropped off my scope? Your bee videos alone THANK YOU! Both of you... please drop a note... let me know the camp fire is still lit. C from N.Texas

While in the day DE was used extensively, today there are other methods of getting rid of crawly varmints; that is, dry ice, putting storage foods in the freezer for 24-48 hours, etc. That said it doesn't hurt to use DE as kind of a "belt & suspenders" solution to long term storage.

Great video.

Thank you for the great info! Man I didn’t know this video was over 13 years ago! But definitely relevant to what we’re facing today. I’m new to prepping and have a ways to go. Been out of work due to a work injury, so I’ve had a lot of time to catch up on the info related to prepping. Man so much to do!!!

3:12 That`s a lark`s foot, not a clove hitch.

Not sure, but I think you're incorrect on the dry ice thing. It is not a fumigant. It is carbon dioxide. When you put it in a bucket, it displaces the oxygen because it's heavier than air. Because there would be little to no oxygen in the bucket, there should be little to no oxidation. Further any living thing in the bucket will die to to lack of oxygen.

I check back now and then, hoping to find new vids from you and "Dave from Idaho." Seriously, hope you guys are okay. Even a brief update would be welcomed by many who found these videos all those years ago SO helpful. Again, thank you. Regardless, hope you all are well.

I wonder how your food is doing now in 2021?

Funny you guys are showing how to prepare food for long term food storage and not very prepared in your presentation

This list is useful too, what you guys think?: *survivalinnature.com/top-10-best-survival-fire-starters?rL* It really helped me choose the right fire-starter 1:36

Cleaning the filter lightly with a toothbrush would be better than the abrasive green pad, it won't wear down the ceramic filter so guickly and extend the life of the filter...The filter will most likely out live You....GREAT WATER FILTER

don't be sorry, its not a fancy a rucksack.. really justa a trash bag with alots of velcro and messy admin pouch... Eberlestock is wayyyyy better and cheaper.

Okay so in this video u say storing with bay leafs were fine resulting in no bugs. In ur later videos u say it results in bugs? Mix info is leading me to see u are contradicting ur self. This cant be credible, its NOT clear....smh

5 yrs no bugs & now u have bugs....Do u think it's because u kept GOING INSIDE IT so often?

Update: Food is bad with bugs.

Definitely have some type of hemostatic guaze, some chest seals and more than 1 tourniquet. 1 isn’t always enough to stop femoral artery bleeding

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Big thanks! I’m new and about to commence storing.

hello! May I please take some of your time and ask; What is the lightest (in terms of weight) of all those nylon-based fabrics that you ever dealt with? I want to mount a parachute on my drone, so I have weight constraints. And I don't bother if it is impermeable or not, as long as it offers resistance against the airflow. Thanks in advance.

10 years back this was the first video i actually watched about beekeeping; now after a lot of studying,work,and a complete change of lifestyle, i am watching it again beeing a professional beekeeper in Greece. I am not saying this video has much usefull information about bees, im just saying that im feeling a bit nostalgic in wintertime. This was and still is the best decision of my life.

Ten years later how is it holding up

Jesus man, get to the fucking point

Thx this will help me

I keep coming back to see if you decided to come back with a new video but no such luck. ... I wish you would. I hope all is well with you and your family.

picked this one up at rei was the right price and looked perfect for camping

hi please update your weblink to include www. i clicked on the link, as is, and it's broken.

Thank you for the videoes.. Can these buckets with bags be burried in the ground without animals being able to smell the food ?

I wish you had demonstrated putting it in the tiny bag. I got mine out to use and cannot compress it enough to get in the bag!

I paid $50 for my kit

Mylar is that what we call metallised polyester ?

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Love the 'dumb farmer' voice on planting wheat.... LOL.... (admitting that I grew up on an onion farm). Thanks for the vid!

i got one just yours and it did grind rice well and even sesame seed but the problem both rice and sesame had a dark color to them and smells oily i have used every thing under the sun to clean it but no luck do you have any idea on how to go about this issue

Don't forget!! Use always sharp knives!!!

Jesus christ. So folks if your watching and reading this. After 6 minutes Bob finally throws the little fukers in the freezer. But guess what? You have to watch part 2 to find out if it works. So just watch part 2. After watching this video all the way thru til the end I have to watch part 2. I'm sure it will be equally agonizing as well. Wish me luck.

Thank for your knowledge.

Encouraging video!!!

good ,any interest in other product ?

Yes, it should kill the live bugs but eggs will likely survive just like they do outside in the winter. Perhaps some types insect eggs can't make it thru a cold winter because they live in year-round warm climate but, where I live its get quite cold in the winter and come spring/summer we have lots of bugs.

I do not understand how it works. Does this thing mean that water can come out when you from the bottle when squeeze the "valve", but air cannot come in when you do not?

that's wut I'm talkin about, I'm gonna buy me sum home depot buckets and dollar tree oatmeal and grits, beans etc instead of that high dollar military stuff. stuff it all in a bucket with me sum hydrogen absorbers!!

Great video man! Thanks1

I use the same small hydro-less washer.

Oh course you can eat feed wheat. Just be sure you understand the difference between hard wheat and soft wheat. Most feed wheat is soft wheat, less than 12% protein. Cheapest to grow and eat (soft is softer ergo easier to chew) and very often sold as feedwheat. soft wheat does not make good bread, more like brick. Does make good cakes and pastry. Know what you are storing, unless you like brick bread, of course.

Thank you so much for clarifying.. It's also been my experience that foods last longer than we are told..

Pemmican was used by Indian scouts as well as early western explorers. *try this guide* t.co/eHHZL0JSRM

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