Lady's ATLAS Bunker In New Mexico With $7,000 of Survival Food

Ron gives you a tour of a 10x26 culvert shelter that a lady put in with tons of upgrades that she did herself.
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[@diogallardo6505]

first rule of a secret bunker is don't tell the whole world about the secret bunker 🤪

[@joek4377]

Same with fight club!😂

[@pepecorleone9021]

+DIO GALLARDO True, but unless you do all the work yourself all those contractors saw the project.

[@diogallardo6505]

PEPE CORLEONE that's when you kill all the workers when the work is done 💀

[@mikemyguyyy8319]

The guy who facilitates the delivery and installation uses contractors from areas outside of where the bunker is going so locals are still as oblivious to it as possible.

[@therealkingfrances3242]

DIO GALLARDO Where is the bunker? Exactly!

[@Flamerider68]

Bless her heart. She's showed her bunker location, shown how easy it is to get inside, where to find her food and revealed what weapons she has and how many.

[@Nerotheraccoon]

"I've bet you've taken some showers in here huh?" What a weird thing to say!

[@ggk083112]

@@magiceyesee4674 bruh.

[@magiceyesee4674]

@@ggk083112 sorry I was just in the moment. I'd let her know I was doing it

[@Zubstep1315]

Magic EyeSee Um no, cut the rapist shit.

[@melrose8213]

Magic EyeSee wtf is wrong with you

[@disneygeek1228]

Magic EyeSee thats rape you dumb fuck. And i would be pissed on porn tok BC they are acting like rape feels good and is enjoyable and if that were true it wouldnt be rape.

[@Moanabubbl3s]

Its nice seeing the inside when its furnished & loaded up’ gives us an idea of how stuff looks in it’ niiiice good stuff

[@trashpanda5947]

A few critiques and ideas: 1) Storing ammo outside in the mudroom? Shouldn't it be stored far inside instead? 2) Freeze dried food only works when you have water access. And depending on regular water access isn't reliable. 3) Composting toilets are fucking awful and the smell will drive you nuts in a confined area. 4) toilet/showers should be the farthest in given how they require the most privacy. A secondary shower can be in the mudroom. 5) The bedroom should come after the showers and then the living room. 6) Have some furniture that while usable and aesthetically pleasing can double as cover in a defensive situation. 7) Batteries should exist in order to protect against power outages that WILL happen. Some kind of generator will also be needed. 8) place motion detection alarms in the mudroom that will light a light in the bedroom if someone walks down the stairs. (quiet way to alert people. Have a colored bulb so that everyone knows what triggered this specific light)

[@ejayerik]

Freeze dried food doesn't get you very far without water.

[@UAPJedi]

You won’t get very far without water either.

[@thegoldenchild4657]

Just about as good as a bunker with no electricity

[@thegoldenchild4657]

@Hugh Jarce my dad was a trucker, he used to haul, powdered water and motorcycle doors all of the time.

[@CPreacher40]

she has a shower sooo I am sure she has water. pretty sure there is a hot water heater too.

[@thegoldenchild4657]

@@CPreacher40 they won't have electricity, so no water

[@wqke7150]

What a total waste!!!! 😂😂 Bunker *don'ts* : Show anyone. ❌ Put it on the news. ❌ *WIRE IT TO MAINS!* ❌ Not put a lock on the doors. ❌ Sigh... People are simply stupid!!

[@SpookyFow]

And then on top of that.... Wise food storage instead of Mountain House. This is a what not to do 101 video.

[@mwnciboo]

Build a bunker on your own land where you can keep an eye on it. Imagine a disaster and its already occupied to quote Captain Metal-Beard "Ye be fooked"

[@thehammerglock17]

...And I didn't see any water stored. Probably take 1k+ gallons to reconstitute all that freeze dried stuff. She has more then most, but is it really going to do any good?

[@hey.hombre]

If there's a nuclear war there will not be many people left to coming looking for that bunker.

[@hey.hombre]

@@thehammerglock17 They probably have their own well and possibly water storage tanks buried nearby. You don't install an underground bunker without having a clean water supply.

[@garymcclellan3275]

Give this guy a drink so he'll shut up about it!!

[@hovermaster939]

Gary McClellan you noticed that too?! Yeah the dude is a drunk!

[@jamesmartinez1633]

@@hovermaster939 Seriously what I kept thinking. Bartender shut him up!

[@nashvilletennessee3194]

Gary McClellan he works for the bunker company and they are just trying to sell more

[@trickdaddyskeet6226]

Right

[@rvandenburg8360]

was thinking the same thing!! He was def. side-tracked with where the booze was!!

[@seheabol]

I really love the little aquarium and artwork. It’s so important to include little creature comforts. You don’t wanna feel like you’re in a hole in the ground. 😀

[@koretechx1]

Bad enough she's telling everyone where to go look for supplies. My heart sunk for them as soon as she said they have $7K worth of Wise Food in there.

[@Jack-bs7cy]

She will die long before the food runs out eating that stuff

[@hotrodray6802]

@@Jack-bs7cy Just think how long you can last with nothing.

[@afriendtoo6971]

Rule #1 of prepping ---- Don't tell people you are a prepper....

[@toontown6969]

I had no clue how bad wise food was until I started watching a ton of videos on here and reviews on amazon how it tastes horrid. I mean, better than starving, but a week or two worth of time and old school canning would have been a lot cheaper and lasted for a fair bit. Rotate it out and eat it.

[@101perspective]

@@toontown6969 Exactly. It has always confused me as to why people buy any of the prepper food at all. Just buy a year's worth of whatever you would normally eat and rotate it out. If you don't like eating it every day (or at least every other day) during normal conditions then life in the bunker is going to be exponentially worse. That said, I'm not a prepper really so not an expert or anything. Just seems to make more sense to me since your moral is already going to be pretty bad as it is.

[@jeffsmith6441]

Very nice setup. I just don't understand why she would show everyone. It is nice though.

[@osmanghalid9452]

Attention!

[@RevSmoke]

Because they are sociopaths

[@javiersanchez1661]

Tappy Toes Can't hold everybody off eventually bullets run out. The zombies keep coming. I wouldn't of showed it off either.

[@TarmanTheChampion]

I'm pretty sure 98% of people wouldnt be able to find it...looking for it would be the very last thing on your mind in a REAL survival situation!

[@dewaynewhite2928]

What's secret supposed to stay secret, let none out!!!

[@CanadianPrepper]

Excellent video, nice to see a fully stocked bunker.

[@AtlasSurvivalShelters]

hey Nate yea this has got to be on your must have list to complete your mission to survive !

[@lca89]

@Joaly nocontroly It goes to an escape hatch that is buried underneath sand at a different location from the entrance. In order to escape they have to drain the sand on top of the hatch from a little hole first. If they don't the sand can collapse on them. The sand protects them from radiation and of course keeps the hatch hidden. Then they can climb out and sneak away.

[@Lucretciela]

@@AtlasSurvivalShelters Yeah, who wouldn't want to have all that. But if she doesn't care if people know who she is, that's one thing... but why would you make it worse by not blocking out the background of the exterior of her bunker? Someone who knows those mountains could figure out exactly where this woman lives in a heart beat. And someone who doesn't know those mountains at all, they could also figure out exactly where she lives, it would just take a bit more time and driving. You can clearly see it from the highway. That wasn't very thoughtful of you.

[@fredbayato1808]

Canadian Prepper I always remember your baby when you where reviewing the shovel and it was in baby hand and accident happen.

[@pspcraft]

Maybe I missed it - where's the water?

[@msgottaneedtoknow]

If she was smart she'd move that shed a mile or so from its current location, and thoroughly hide the real entrance. Use the"known" shed as a far distant decoy- away from her actual bunker -now that it's so well known. I'm hoping she has water that we just weren't shown or has a plan for it. Eventually she can take her trash out. Carefully. And the compost from the toilet. She could also use the compost to grow something either inside or out. With a lot of caution. She also said they are working on their electric stuff. She doesn't appear to be stupid... don't underestimate what she's got planned. Though I wouldn't have shared it with the world myself, she's still way ahead of the game... and more prepared than most people. I could only dream of having such a piece of mind. I'm also figuring that most people won't have the ability, supplies, stamina, food, water and strength to wander around some desert in hopes of finding someone's bunker. They'd most likely die trying. Think about it.

[@jstratten5326]

Impressive bunker! Asking the woman where the booze is hidden over and over seemed ridiculous.

[@mehchocolate1257]

@Dion St. Michael sits in shelter with a jack daniels😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆

[@mehchocolate1257]

@Dion St. Michael what if something happens like a tornado

[@thesurvivalist.]

Dude, women drink, and he only asked twice!

[@MMPutnam77]

Okay, so I'm not an expert and I have some questions. 1) If she has a composting toilet, where does it get dumped if it's full and the threat is still present? 2) Did I miss the water storage? Rain catchment system? 3) If internet and cable are out, what would she/they watch on tv? What else is there for entertainment? 4) Where is the animal waste going to go? Wouldn't it smell to holy hell with a litter box and four people in there? 5) I see she has running water but should it be trusted? 6) Can anyone guessitmate how long you'll think she and her companions would last for? Again, as I said, this may be obvious to others but I guess I just need clarification.

[@itsthejacka213]

no, i was thinking the same. i thought these things were made to be top secret as fuck for when there's some chemical radioactive warfare shit going on in the world, people hide out in these to escape it and escape from everything outside. i don't get the running water part, cats, toilets, microwave... all of it.

[@melonykilby6887]

Oh no , VOMIT !!!!!! She bought food that last for 25 years ! Any food that preserves or last for 25 years , I DO NOT TRUST !!! nO THANKS !!! sERIOUSLY , I WOULD RATHER EAT GRASS !!!!!!!!!

[@MMPutnam77]

@@melonykilby6887 They are usually freeze dried without preservatives. The freeze drying process preserves nutrients and removes water so that the food stays fresh. As long as it is kept away from light and moisture it will still be perfectly edible and nutritious for decades.

[@MommyCassReborns]

hitler had a dog in his bunker :/ I wonder where the dog poops?

[@Luke-rt9bx]

Megan P #3 answer:booze? Lol

[@luddechamp]

Not secret anymore

[@trollslayer2116]

She probably has two and this one is the decoy.

[@nothingwhy688]

We're in New Mexico no money to waste

[@CriticalRoleHighlights]

Makes sense why they wouldn't film the food storage and why there are ammo boxes but no guns. It's probably in the other bunker.

[@misssincere5762]

Agreed

[@perfectceecurves6652]

😂🤣the decoy.

[@holdgoldandsilver]

Looks amazing but where is the water storage tanks? What would happen if there is no water available, or the water coming from the pipes are contaminated?

[@annabellelouise8114]

I'm so enjoying this lady's enthusiasm!!! Ain't life so grand!!!

[@paulnubreu6887]

I've always wanted a bunker, plan to get one. My main reason is storms.

[@leroctheworld7685]

If things get that bad where living in a bunker is a necessity, why would you want to live?

[@josephtobin3347]

Okay, snowflake, die. Things will get better in time, but if you're too much a creampuff to tough it out, bon voyage.

[@Mig-nr8hc]

John Wick true

[@Saysmethemis]

A "friend and their family" will be taking over that bunker. Sheesh, no one outside of your small circle by small circle I mean those who will be living in the bunker are to be the only ones who know the existence of it. Like wow, talk about showing off.

[@Saysmethemis]

Bunkers are pointless. They only offer a few extra days to live, lol.

[@rafterrafter5320]

Ecclesiastestes 3:11. "He ( God) has also set eternity in the human heart" nobody wants to die , my friend!👍😃😉

[@mel6182]

I'm detecting a bit a jealousy among some these comments. You are so worried about it not being private, but you forget she has guns. Nobody is going to break in there.

[@yahushahamashiachiswarlike]

Mel The govt will

[@animoshho]

dont have to break in if theres no locks

[@CriticalRoleHighlights]

The "jealousy" argument... Is that what you normally use as an excuse for when people point out the obvious so you no longer have to feel uncomfortable about it?

[@kingjames7273]

Yup 2 ar15's 2 shot guns vs an armed force of 500 men with c4 50cal sniper rifles and light and heavy machine guns.yup

[@robertamunoz2162]

Well said, it's my girl cave for now.But, you caught that.I do have ALOT of fire power just in case.

[@fulcrumpoint]

Entrance opening upwards is a mistake. Can be blocked in too easily.

[@marklewis4793]

..guarenteed to get blocked,..made in america.

[@Warden033]

The whole thing is just a waste of money

[@noonexoxo7482]

I'm confused, how else would an opening be able to open if you're underground?

[@bradfallin2698]

@@noonexoxo7482 Easy, tunnel your way to the closest hillside and exit like the Batcave. There was a hill in the background no more than 10 or 15 miles away, no problem.

[@fayedunbar2912]

It had an excape hatch in the back of the kitchen.

[@Squarehead45]

So, when the SHTF,,everyone in HER area knows who she is, and where to find shelter...Good thinking lady,,,GOOD THINKING

[@taniamatthews3058]

Very cool. There are lots of people doing bunkers nowadays. Very common and new bunker companies are here!! This has given me great ideas thank you!!

[@heavenismydomicile3280]

What are the new bunker companies?forgive my ignorance

[@joyjoy534]

Where are they storing the essence of life....aka WATER?

[@livesimplyandhumbly]

water and air can be filtered.

[@jrmcgee5150]

@@livesimplyandhumbly Filtered from radiation?

[@livesimplyandhumbly]

@@jrmcgee5150 - sigh, yes JR.

[@livesimplyandhumbly]

@@jaredmainwaring5955 - you are a idiot.

[@woozy8193]

@@livesimplyandhumbly you on ur period?

[@white9night]

A great bunker! Just asking about your communications? HF radio for long range and 2 meter 70 cm for short range. Also, hopefully you have a plan with your close neighbors to over watch each other and to work together when and if you ever need to use your shelter.

[@robertdaone]

She should not have made this public now everyone knows including her neighbors so when shitz hit the fan everyone will be trying to get in.

[@smug8567]

I was in New Mexico once, found a English Bull dog there. Named him Al Capone. Al liked to smoke cigars but not just any cigars he would only smoke swisher sweets. Of course I had to keep lighting them for him because sometimes he would fall asleep with the cigar in his mouth. My wife Norabell made him a little suit with a bow tie. Al loved to wear his little suit. My daughter Jenna taught him how to play one of those little toy pianos. He played it with his nose. He only learned a couple of songs, but he was pretty good. A fella come out from California was gonna put him in a TV show, but it never did happen. He never came back or called or anything. One day old Al Capone was playing his piano and smoking his cigar at the same time, and burnt the living hell out of his nose. Hot cigar ashes was everywhere. Poor old Al Capone died at the ripe age of 9 years. Gonna get me another bull dog one day. Yep good old Las Cruses NM. I remember it well.

[@kennethcollins7665]

I’ve seen quite a few of these videos and one thing I don’t think I’ve ever seen anyone account for is laundry. I guess everyone is just going to let all their dirty clothes stink up the place.

[@wicky4202]

They have them wishy-washy hand machines

[@marktessier9441]

And garbage

[@courtneystevens]

can handwash

[@paranoidprepper6199]

I know my wife would LOVE IT! But I LOVE IT too! Thanks for letting us in for a personal tour!

[@Nagap08]

I might have to watch it again but I don't think I see a book anywhere in the bunker. Nice bunker by the way.

[@babylongonz1733]

Enrique Pagan I have 400 books in my cellphone alone. I'm sure she has plenty.

[@zecekobold2140]

@Booty Shorts The guy implied being powered by mains is temporary.

[@zecekobold2140]

@John Taylor LiPo batterries only tend to last for 2 - 5 years... But there is definitely a benefit to having all those books in one tiny package.

[@russellcowher3877]

I like the WTD, water tight door, at the entrance, just like on a Navy Ship. I hope the emergency exit is protected by a WTD.

[@farright118]

How easy is it to block up the air pipes if your a person attacking a bunker

[@jimblack8027]

That shed looks like it's been there forever. Did they set it aside while they installed the bunker and then move it back??

[@juliacoombs5441]

Last year, a 'friend' of mine obtained freeze dried food stuffs (with a shelve life of 30 years) for just under $4,600.00s (under half of the new sticker market prices, as he shopped around until he found this deal, from a company going out of business). For this price he obtained enough freeze dried food to feed 4 adults (at 2 meals a day), for one year. If you are a Prepper, a Survivalist, &/or just a cautious person, you can also realize the same result, IF you are willing to shop around. One of the 'biggest' mistakes people (I feel) make when prepping, etc., is that they buy all these 'fancy' survival type products, when, in reality, all you really need to purchase (for your perception of survival), is (mostly) everyday items that you can obtain from places such as Cabela's, Wal-Mart, etc. As for a 'bunker, etc., most people cannot afford one, &/or most people cannot afford to move to an out of the way location (which is a debate just in itself). One recommendation I have come across, if you plan on sheltering in place, is that you build (have built) a 'secret' room within your residence. A false room, with concrete walls (?) & heavy sound-proofing, will cost you no more than $5,000.00 to have constructed, & WILL afford you peace of mind. As if some 'crooks' come calling (after an event) to take what is yours, they will only empty out the meager foodstuffs you leave in your cupboards (as a decoy), while not finding your REAL stash. Thoughts?

[@illbeyourstumbleine]

We were very blessed to have a secret room in our basement when we bought our home 13 years ago. It actually took us 2 years to find it! The door didn't go all the way to the ground and the rest of our basement is just a normal rectangle. We moved a giant self and there it was! We opened the door and there was a 12×12 room built under our back yard! The door is only about 4ft tall and about a foot off the ground so with a piece of furniture in front of it, it was impossible to see! Our house is around 100 years old so I think it may have been a root cellar but considering we have a full unfinished basement I'm really not sure. But not having the money to build on of these we are really happy to have it!

[@Jigsaw_knows]

Leave no survivors. Take what i like.

[@juliacoombs5441]

To "John Taylor". Sir, instead of being negative, why don't you add something relevant? On a side note, I am a real Soldier (Infantry, Military Police, & Logistics Officer), & I am NOT one of you "fantasy" Preppers who think you will find some purpose to your meaningless life's once the SHTF. I have a really good laugh at you negative, Rambo thinking fantasy Preppers. I feel most people who think they will have unlimited fire fights with 'crooks', are just plain delusional. People who think this way (I feel) must have a rather pathetic existence, & dream they will be some sort of saviour once the SHTF. The REALITY is if you did try stealing from others &/or shooting at others in a SHTF scenario, your existence (I know) WOULD end rather quickly, as most of these no bullshit groups are staffed by real soldiers & Police Officers, who do know how to win a firefight. As for concealment, & saving up for it, that is exactly what you do... you save up for it. Thoughts? If you do reply, please try to be constructive, as dealing with children taxes my adult brain. Cheers.

[@juliacoombs5441]

As a real Soldier (Infantry, Military Police, & Logistics Officer), I would argue Sir, that if you did try this approach in a SHTF scenario, you WOULD be ended rather quickly by those you attempted to steal from. Why? Easy. Most of these groups have members who are real Soldiers & Police Officers, & they know how to win a fire fight. Thus I would say to you, make sure you leave a map on your person, so that the people you attempted to steal from can locate YOUR stash, & then can take what they want. Thoughts?

[@illbeyourstumbleine]

@@juliacoombs5441 well said! My son is at USAFA and we live in Indiana across from Louisville. One of my biggest worries is if S does HTF we will stay separated. We don't live in this fantasy world. Like you I truly think some are excited when they think of this scenario. Those people have no real idea of how bad, bad can get. To almost look forward to that kind of life, which is no real life at all, just survival. Well you would have to have a pretty sad life right now to have such fantasies.

[@jeffpuglisi8204]

Very cool, but I don’t understand after spending all that money, why would It not have solar power or wind power. If you have to use that bunker the power grid will most likely be gone. That’s a pretty big part of the package left out.

[@panicfarm9874]

If I were an American I’d 100% sell bunkers, the level of paranoia with doomsday situations is remarkable.

[@panicfarm9874]

nateman10 please...

[@SeaJay_Oceans]

Storms are real. Unfortunately so is related flooding ! So, if you want to build a safe place from storms both natural and people created, you should take into consideration that building something below the water line is a BAD IDEA. Build a nice storm shelter in the side of a hill with lots of drainage, water is great for damaging regular normal basements, let alone a building 100% under ground.

[@thegoldenchild4657]

Shut the fuck up dumbass.

[@4franz4]

Where are you from?😀

[@panicfarm9874]

296k a better place then a paranoid land of imbeciles

[@ebonylamb4871]

I guess I'll be dying because there is no way in hell i would go in that thing!! I got claustrophobic from just watching the video. :(

[@disneygeek1228]

G H Bullies are the weak ones, aka you. It isnt their fault they cabt handle small spaces, kits like saying uf you're affraid of eating poison then you're weak🙄

[@mamaitaliano9774]

if there were giants chasing you above ground, you wouldn't think twice about going in underground. "mens hearts will fail them when they see what comes upon the earth"...as in the days of noah...

[@laurieamador1304]

haaaahaaaa lmao i agree with with very claustrophobic i am i just figure God will protect all of us if we are to die or live then he will choose for us thats wat i believe people like them making videos are weirdos and paranoid so crazy hahahaha get a life and do something better plant sum corn or something make videos of that

[@n2nsnakeyes222]

@@laurieamador1304 I'd put my trust in a bunker over some fairy tale man in the sky. Not knocking you feel free to believe what you want i'm just not buying it.

[@melissajimenez5829]

I would be scared getting stuck down there

[@robertamunoz2162]

SORRY EVERYONE! IT'"NOT" A SECRET BUNKER.IT'S MY GIRL CAVE!

[@dazzak1185]

Where can you cook? Is there a place to put like a stove or a cooker?

[@gonefishing3644]

So, is there an incinerator for disposing of garbage? Or would the bags of garbage just accumulate until the occupants decided they had to open the bunker and drag all the garbage outside? Is there a plan for disposing of the compost from the composing toilet or will that too just accumulate in garbage bags? And how would the occupants wash their laundry? Is there a washer and dryer? A scrub board, wash tub and clothesline? They will have to wear layers of clothing because that bunker is chilly all year long. Are the air vent pipes high enough to not get covered during a flash flood? I have heard of one family that drowned in their underground shelter when their property flooded. Do the occupants have the capability to monitor the area above ground while in the bunker? How will they know when it is safe to emerge from the bunker? Can they monitor the human threat, radiation levels, outdoor temperature from inside the bunker? Have the owners actually lived in the bunker for two weeks to find the hidden flaws in their plan?

[@samersalibi8611]

You literally wrote an essay

[@galactic_socialist]

Remember this isn't sci-fi bunkers we're talking about. This is supposed to be a short term shelter to allow either radiation or chem/ bio agents (or civil unrest) to disperse to a safer level.

[@hotrodray6802]

LOL.

[@pkbjorn35]

Its still me i guess, but the shitter needs to be boxed inn. One dump and it will be quite stinky down there.

[@joedanero5360]

The person who took the last shit has to turn the hand crank for an hour to manually cycle the air since there will be no power.

[@presidentnotsure3273]

I see someone likes taco tuesdays

[@hovermaster939]

Probably booze in there, probably booze under there. Where do you hide the booze? This alky reporter needs a drink...bad!

[@rachelray1675]

I was crying when he kept asking. 😂😂😂😂

[@Truther-px8ek]

Right!😂🤣😂

[@winterz718]

😂😂😂

[@timmyhipbird7543]

the Jack Daniels was in one of the bottom cabinets. look next time.

[@tweeze2700]

Lmao sounds like me lmbao

[@twelve1258]

I love this Bunker... I wouldn't broadcast though, would keep it quiet 👍🇬🇧

[@pamelawebb2328]

Where is the supply of water coming from. And where does the waste water and gray water go to. This is awesome. How long did it take and approx what was the cost.

[@JojoCrazyCat]

Looks like somebody will be robbed when they need something. All bunkers can be got into. That is why we don't tell people we have bunkers.

[@MrAlphaGamez]

always remember guys, Jet fuel melts steel beams

[@mavicityrelayson2924]

Welp. After 2:55 I had to go. Why would you connect your bunker to the mains and not have an alternative source? T_T

[@robertamunoz2162]

I do have one Idiot.

[@David-f9z8e]

Roberta Munoz are you the woman who owns the bunker?

[@robertamunoz2162]

@@David-f9z8e I am.

[@David-f9z8e]

Roberta Munoz How expensive was it to build the bunker?

[@robertamunoz2162]

@@David-f9z8e It was $70,000.00 Then $3,500.00 to have it delivered.It was supposed to be $7,000.00 for the 21 foot hole, but it ended up being $33, 000.00 because at 11 feet deep we hit ancient bedrock, so they had to bring in the "BIG" boy.That part I about choked, but had no choice.It ended up being way more than I expected, but I had to.I don't regret it though.For now it's a great girl cave.Ot wasn't supposed to be titled.a secret bunker.He is gonna change it on Monday.You can get a "Bombnado tjat drops straight down for $12,000.00and they finance.Thank you for liking it.Have a great day

[@thepreppingpug67]

A great shelter is on the "want to do list" Great work guys

[@susanmathis1682]

My daughter had a school project/ research paper and this was helpful thank you

[@madeinmichigan6773]

That's an amazing place and how smart were they to be so completely prepared for anything. It's just sad to see all that go to waste especially the food just waiting for a devastating disaster to eat it. I don't know what is the proper amount to have of everything to be somewhat comfortable for a few wks until the panic subsides? How much would be enough to last while we can figure out a plan that will last for the duration of the situation? Thank you for sharing this story with us 😊 Take care 😊

[@wes9451]

This whole thing is connected to the city mains for power and water. It needs a well and some means of maintaining power. A diesel, gas, or propane generator connected to an exhaust system would be ideal. Their use of K-Cups kills me. For the love of god some dried milk and Nescafe freeze-dried coffee... Additionally they need way more food. Then there is the fact that everyone knows about it and I doubt they have propper protection.

[@husky3g]

A well would be useless in the event of nuclear fallout. It would be easily contaminated from any ground water. A generator would be nice but their best bet for long-term power would be solar and deep cycle battery banks. No sound/exhaust to deal with, just wires and panels. Water is a hard one, though. They could store dozens of cases of bottled water and use the water in their water heater, but after that they're basically screwed. You really only need about 2 weeks (if you aren't in the blast zone) for the radiation half-life to be almost fully gone and the surface to be inhabitable again. They easily have 3 months worth of food for 2 people and could stock up enough water with the under-flood storage and extra space to store more bottled water and extend their stay time to 3 months. 3 months later, radiation is virtually gone. Any other disaster type virtually is over within a few days to a week. They're plenty prepared for that. Their only issue is that they show everyone where the bunker is. If you have a bunker, it needs to remain secret.

[@mrs.garcia6978]

Very cool. Im hyperventilating just looking down that ladder though 😱

[@JulieStudies]

But the Wise food...has she even tried it? Good thing Atlas SS advises people try first! I ordered a sample pack, and it tasted utterly horrible, was a weird consistency, and the serving size was like half a cup per person for a family of 4. I had to add side dishes and use rice or pasta as a base. It surprises me to even say that, as I know what it was like to eat poor growing up. For us sometimes breakfast was a slice of bread torn up with a sprinkle of sugar and powdered milk poured over, like cereal. Lunch was bread spread with dripping. Both would taste better and be more filling than the Wise food, lol. Canned chunky soup would be a much better substitute and come without the hefty price tag.

[@MarvelousCards]

So true. Its obvious she never tried it cause nobody in their right mind would order so much of that overpriced garbage. Plus its completely illogical to have so much of one food brand anyway and not diversify brands at least. As much as I'm all for having a SHTF bunker and extra food it seems more of an ego thing with her rather than prepper logic. Especially when bragging about spending 7k on such a crappy long term "food" company like wise which would be the last choice for most serious preppers.

[@maddogpatches]

i think they just saw it on tv and ordered it without doing any research lol

[@heavenismydomicile3280]

Fun bubble has a pantry with virtually zero freeze dried food,unfortunately no bunker,but a superb game room

[@Rob-qr2kn]

@@MarvelousCards if the SHTF you would be happy to have crappy food to eat

[@MarvelousCards]

@@Rob-qr2kn LOL! You work for Wise? Or did you overspend on this crappy wise brand? Have you even tried wise compared to other brands? Everything I said is factual. You don't even know who I am or what I have. I've been preparing for years before most people were sharing info on youtube so trust me I'm not worried and will be eating better than most. Enjoy your wise no nutrient nasty cardboard crap.

[@leelee4894]

I would have an additional space wall to wall with water. A book shelf full of books. And an area for a mini indoor green house.

[@HOCKEYRULES19971]

george oconnell please keep up the great work . i know you will never sell out . i feel you frustration . we wish you great heath and god speed .

[@scottschnell851]

it seems Canadian prepper and Atlas are in business together

[@AtlasSurvivalShelters]

Nope.

[@sharif760]

You would think that in consideration for storing waste that the owners of these bunkers would have less items that would need to be disposed of like all the plasticware they have.

[@whileecoyote8719]

If you think about it, the empty food buckets can be used for garbage.

[@Lucretciela]

So she doesn't care if people know who she is, but you had to make it worse by not blocking out the background of the exterior of her bunker? Someone who knows those mountains could figure out exactly where this woman lives in a heart beat. And someone who doesn't know those mountains, they could also figure out exactly where she lives, it would just take a bit more time and driving, you could clearly see it from the highway.. That was a really lame thing to do.

[@marytica123]

CORRECT ! I've seen other Atlas Survival Shelter videos on KZbin, and they make this mistake all the time. They even have a big banner on the shelter, when they deliver it. LAME !

[@uwpride]

She’s been on her local news station showing it off lol everyone in her area knows about it

[@tweeze2700]

I wana know your mountins mountain's ⛰ 😆

[@robertamunoz2162]

I would LOVE target pratice, although I'm a sharp shooter as it is.Try even crossing my property line.Fam and alot of firepower will take good care of you.

[@seheabol]

Did you catch how much money they’ve spent on everything? Food and all. I’m curious

[@KimberleyPaige1]

Was I the only one confused by her Prince Valiant haircut?

[@broseppicarnalizmo315]

😂😂🤣😂right...watdafuqq!

[@robindelancy7097]

Druggie

[@AdiGV]

That seemed like wig :)

[@robertamunoz2162]

Because it actually is a Mohawk you dumb bitch.I wasn't trying to look crazy, but nomatter, you still found abway to clown me.Yay for you, fool.

[@robertamunoz2162]

@@robindelancy7097 FUCK YOU PUNK.YOUR MOTHER.

[@paulgee4336]

That bunker is also on my list of "Re-Supply Stops". I'm always hoping for a new one I don't know about. Most "bunkers" are basically Death Traps.

[@rogerdalemckinney2889]

Would be cheaper just to bury a three bedroom mobile home

[@now-zw6in]

@@juliand4979 x)

[@rogerdalemckinney2889]

Julian Q I just came at you bro now what

[@linanicolia1994]

and bury it ?

[@rogerdalemckinney2889]

lina Nicolia yes bury it

[@katherineirving7189]

Fantastic idea. I've always wondered if that could be possible. If someone does, I would love to find out how they secured the roof to prevent it from buckling.

[@crispychicken2743]

I would last about 3 days before I would snap. Not for me . I'll take my chances out side .

[@panicfarm9874]

Americans are so deluded and paranoid with doomsday situations, let the idiots spend their money on useless garbage

[@crispychicken2743]

@@nateman10 Leg o man .

[@lenaannis8787]

@@nateman10 And you have seen all these??? Where??? In a movie????

[@jeffreyd3174]

@@panicfarm9874 You probably drink the same water you shit in. Piss off.

[@leena6543]

michael lennon It’s a hideout for a zombie apocalypse

[@kjaxn-bn4d715]

Great job!! This MUST be their "Can't move right now" bunker, and I'm SURE they have big guns for those thinking they can get in. I'm also SURE they have a bigger, better one far, far away!! Don't underestimate...

[@annecorey607]

Beautiful place very good love it thank you for your beautiful video from. Spain. Bless you all

[@Joshua-mp6vw]

Wish i had the money for one

[@TarmanTheChampion]

@Jy well her bunker is 42 feet underground

[@1genevieve2]

@@TarmanTheChampion The bunker is about 20' underground! Ron (the interviewer/videographer) stated that @2:38 or 2:39 on the video!!

[@spencercurtis86]

I can actually make the giant metal Culvert however you would have to spray whatever that coating is yourself. I can roll up to 14'diameter pipe

[@blahblah60]

@Robert whittle not everyones going to die

[@blahblah60]

@Robert whittle ev

[@jerrysmith372]

Very interesting. I think it would be great for short term - not sure how long I could stay down there. I did wonder what they do for water. No mention of a water source. Well maybe? It would eventually need an independent power source. You cant rely on the grid to be there when the time comes. By the way - that time is quickly approaching. Good luck with your sanctuary.

[@Rob-qr2kn]

Great for tornado's but TBH, how long could one stay down there. Could be a nice tomb 🤣

[@Parlusk]

The folks at unpractical preppers give you an initial survival time of 2 weeks. We commend you on your shelter, but you water storage is lacking, you have no way to dispose of you composting toilet waste and your opsec is non existent.

[@Parlusk]

All the camera man needs is booze and camo

[@thegoldenchild4657]

No electricity either.

[@lux3226]

Question: Why camo in an underground bunker? What are you trying to hide from? And why do you think camo would hide you in a white room? Would that not have the opposite effect? Also, new to this prepper thing, so I may be wrong in this assumption, but how do blinds hide your escape tunnel? Wouldn't blinds underground, just above the floor, be a dead giveaway that something interesting lies just beyond?

[@deborahhanna6640]

Think the blinds were just meant to mask where they hid the catbox. So many things she did made me not take this seriously. Clearly, they don't expect to live long term here under any circumstances. Maybe it is just a fancy party 'hole' or a 'time away' cave or when a son/daughter comes back from college. It might even be good if they were in Tornado Alley. Instead, the liquefaction of Yellowstone's big quake/volcanic eruption will swallow them so deep they will die slow of carbon monoxide poisoning before they had a chance to climb out & be buried by TONS of heavy ash. No bunker can cover every type of disaster but this one seems especially.... ill-suited in placement. I assume it is a decoy. If i were to be by myself- i would want the cat for company. (Eats less than a human, can be trained to use the toilet, etc. With ANY other human expecting to share that tiny space- the cat becomes a luxury they could not afford.

[@marinigrey4913]

I love all the food storage space but ware is the space for warm cloths or gilly suits or cloths to go out side after a shtf ...???... Great job on your bunker...

[@alcodie1558]

OK so how much did it cost ? And what do they have for water ? But a price tag would be handy .

[@oldredcoonhound2182]

Better rotate that food, while it still has some shelf life.

[@recoveringsoul755]

Wise is good for 7 yrs. Mountain house is good for 30.

[@pdr05]

Legacy got 25 yr shelf life on their producproducts. these things last decades.

[@tigermoon44]

I guess you don't know much about that type of food. It has a long shelf life. Check out prepper videos so you can learn more.

[@munchkin3cl]

@@tigermoon44 but she also had other food, saw ketchup, mustard, etc. Normal containers from stores. That needs to be changed within a year or two.

[@jasper4685]

Have you ever stayed in a bunker very long? After a few months you will bug up and go crazy. Knowing you can never go outside.

[@ChrisGilliamOffGrid]

It's bigger than prison cells, you have more goodies and entertainment options, and you will hopefully have someone to talk to. Even us loner types need someone to bs with after a while. Done time, I know.

[@heatherb.4302]

I thot that as well. Especially with litter box stink.

[@jasper4685]

@Wouldn't You Like To Know not long. Radiation gonna eat my bones.

[@CriticalRoleHighlights]

Yes, if you're extrovert. Introverts who require very little (if any) social interaction and are comfortable in small cozy spaces will do just fine.

[@louier66061879]

@Butch Dye You got me dying here!!!! 😂😂😂😂

[@RJM1011]

Very nice well done to her. :)

[@huntingtonbeachsasquatch]

....and in 70 years (If we are still here) Someone's going to say, Wow! Look What I Found in the back yard!! 👍👍👍

[@rdeye-rb1pe]

Simple practical they did a very good job, I still don't understand why she showed everybody the bunker LOL but you know what, you're responsible for your life you know you're responsible for your preps

[@bullterriermolly5874]

There wired in for electricity, isn't the idea to be self contained . Seems like more of a clubhouse than a survival bunker.

[@petal979]

she said it will eventually have its own power

[@midoscent]

Exactly an underground clubhouse

[@thewisemanwalks]

I'd really like to know where she found the ships hatches she uses for doors because I've wanted to install them in my own bunker. Basically, she has participated in Things not to do when you own a bunker 101 but lets face it, when a nuke either to EMP or nuke us nuke us falls, who's going to be around to invade? Hell, to avoid panic, most are going to be fried to death in their own home before they even announce that nukes are on the way. Then you have the initial two plus weeks of toxic radiation where if you even make it to the door of her bunker you'll probably slough apart to death on her Go The Hell Away mat. After two weeks of Hell on Earth, who in the hell's going to remember she has a bunker? People are going to be too busy plundering WalMarts and sporting goods stores for food, water, guns and bullets, and toilet paper, the new currency of the realm. So now you have residual radiation. Did the nuke hit her direct(basically within 100 miles)? Did other bombs drop a ton of fallout right on her roof and they'll NEVER be able to come out? You have to look at a bunker in this context really. It's a place to hide and ride out the initial strike. As a whole though, they are coffins for the owners final rest after a nuclear incident. It gives a family time to enjoy whatever time is left until they have to open that door. Since we have enough nuclear weapons planetwide to split the planet in two probably 700 times over, and if they do launch, they'll throw EVERYTHING they have out there. You'll probably if you do survive end up in a chuck of the planet hurling through space. You'll be with your loved ones granted, but the vacuum of space will embrace you with about 30 seconds to a minute of agonizing pain to watch each other go through together until you end up freeze dried peoplecycles for some other race out among the stars to try and figure out how in the hell you ended up where they find you if you're not instantly vaporized by a quasar or some other star or burn up in the atmosphere on entry of some celestial body. So I think, though bad judgement was shown in exposing the location of her bunker, it really doesn't matter in the long run sense of things. when you think about it.

[@ceejay8775]

Devina Danado if you have the money then invest in one , I’m sure all our government officials have there own .

[@thewisemanwalks]

@@ceejay8775 Actually, yes, I probably do. My problem isn't so much in affordability as availability. And mine have a handwheel! :P

[@thewisemanwalks]

@@ceejay8775 actually, I was just using the wrong keyword. The proper term was 6 dog watertight door. 4 currently on the way!

[@ChrisGilliamOffGrid]

@@thewisemanwalks You have deep pockets. 🤣🤣😁👍👍

[@neckarsulme]

an what good is a bunker if the water coming in from the outside is contaminated?

[@vegas9440]

I had a panic attack when he said they were 20 feet underground..

[@ronaldtuengel8084]

Just in case you didn’t know? Look up valles caldera! New Mexico has a super volcano! Last time it went off the lava flowed all the way to Iowa!

[@robertamunoz2162]

AND? What about it.I know where it is.

[@myra7273]

I could envision burying a couple of cargo containers, covering them with a vapor barrier, installing tube-style skylights, and having an underground house to save on heating and cooling, eliminate noise, gain protection from all weather, and ensure privacy. You could make a shaded patio/deck on top to enjoy being outside whenever you want, and you could have a garden, well, windmill, solar panels, whatever....

[@jason4832]

Bunker is nice but it wont stop nuclear winter...

[@SuperLazser]

alorsuvenez vous en l an 2000 les ordis et toute l electronique etait suposé se brisé avec le bog de l an 2000 et presque rien n est arriver donc l 'hiver nucléaire on ne sait rien

[@jason4832]

@@SuperLazser i dont understand a word u typed...english translation please

[@usnva5638]

@@jason4832 He said, "Loooook! I washed for supper."

[@jason4832]

@@usnva5638 thats good, cant be having that funk...lol

[@trashpanda5947]

It protects you when the low half-life isotopes are doing the most damage. (lower half-life => more radiation per unit of time) After about month you can safely get out of the area to somewhere that isn't as radiated.

[@tylerrand0m]

Lol I’d rather just die than live an extra 3/4 years stuck in that thing 24/7

[@thegoldenchild4657]

You wouldn't have to stay in it for even close to that long

[@tylerrand0m]

G H cheers babe x

[@thegoldenchild4657]

In less than a month you could go outside

[@westside4lifebk]

Lol why would you show someone your “ secret” bunker 😂

[@andrewdaley3081]

Because their fooking stupid. 🇬🇧👍

[@Ventiskie]

Maybe it's a trap.

[@victoriajohnson3612]

Im glad she shared the info but why advertise location? Pretty cool set up. Water is gonna be a prob

[@Starlababy]

It's very nice. I like the camoflage too.

[@oldfool5002]

how exactualy is this this secure

[@alterego157]

It isn't. Any basement have as much security as this thing.

[@affordablecutzlawnmaintena7177]

Never would of showed my food supply

[@kennethcozart7352]

Yep that food will get them killed

[@MarvelousCards]

The good news is once they realize its just crappy wise foods they won't wanna waste the water on such garbage lol.

[@FrigidWhisper]

or ammo

[@littlelamb6804]

Psalms 32:7 Thou art my hiding place; thou shalt preserve me from trouble; thou shalt compass me about with songs of deliverance. //// God's children will be protected by the Lord. No bunkers necessary.

[@gemstarstation]

God helps those that help themselves

[@squatguy315]

Thank you for sharing that I didn't know that was in the Bible

[@Catastrofius]

Just a bit of opsec, if the home is broken into and that photo collage is on the wall, it won't take long for anyone to figure out that there is a bunker under the shed.

[@stangywangy2411]

The guy is so busy talking, he completely talked over the answer to one of his questions!

[@raymondhumphrey8088]

Now people know..Get rid of that Chinafornia flag.. Traders!!

[@tweeze2700]

U wished u lived in California hillbilly 😆

[@karenhart88]

I admire the work and forethought that went into this, truly. However, I will NEVER go underground to live. Almost had panic attack (claustrophobia) after thinking about it for awhile. Not for everyone. Though food storage, prepping for SHTF is a MUST!!! NOT UNDERGROUND! -Almost-HYPERVENTILATING:((

[@matheusarndt2477]

Sonho de consumo 😍😍😍

[@riderinthesky2265]

How long do you expect to stay in a bunker? 1 or 2 yrs?? before you go out?

[@laraoneal7284]

Amazing. Which food tastes best?

[@inammalik3110]

What if nuclear missile land on her bunker

[@carolesmith4864]

So, can you build a bunker for those with claustrophobia? I took one look and said no, I can't go down there.

[@rjenkins4325]

My bunker is 75ft under water...have to have a mini-sub to get to it... and get in...MC Hammer comes to mind....yep...Cant touch this...😂

[@combat_sportsbuff2637]

what happens if the couch needs replacing ?

[@toannguyen214dallas]

Just curious ? What is the tax like if the appraisal person don’t see it. Plus it’s a bunker not a house?