These are all the items you need at your home or wherever you decide to
hunker down.
This is the list that could go on forever. You can only carry so much stuff in a
bug out bag, but
you could buy and store an endless amount of preparedness items in a retreat
homestead. That is
both a blessing and a curse as you might find out.
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Food
- freeze dried food (30 plus year shelf life)
- garden
- cast iron cookware
- fire pits and outdoor cooking accessories
- fish traps
- animal traps
- fishing rod and accessories
- canning supplies
- seeds
- propane stove
- propane tanks
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Shelter
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- fortified house
- bomb shelter/fallout shelter if possible
- clothes
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Light
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- crank flashlights
- crank or fuel lanterns
- generator with stored fuel
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Medical
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- medical kit with the standard stuff
- any of your prescription meds
- common meds like aspirin, allergy or stuff for colds/coughs
- Celox and barrier bandages for major wounds that can kill
- a more complete medical first aid and medical kit
- antibiotics |
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Tools
- quality shovel
- gardening tools
- knife
- knife sharpener
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Communications
Information is super critical in emergencies.. how do you know what is
going on out there?
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- hand crank/solar radio
- scanner
- two way radio
- cell phone and crank charger |
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Money
- cash paper money for people who are still accepting it (don't expect
to pop over to the ATM machine)
- gold/silver/plantinum
- ammunition if things are really nuts. people seem to want it all of a
sudden and it is a compact store of value.
- any item of value that is valuable and can be bartered with.
Power
- generator
- stored fuel
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