Chickens: Killing, Plucking and Eviscera @ foodwaterandfire.ludlowsurvivors.com
Don’t click the link unless you actually want to see how to butcher a chicken.
I’ll be doing this soon. Wow this is more work than I thought …
You can use a traffic cone instead.
ITS Tactical Trauma Kit Options and Walkthrough http://bit.ly/1ajSJA4
How to Carry Duct-Tape on you! Pt. 2
Requirements:
- Duct Tape
- Card/Credit Card (no longer used)
- Scissors
Directions:
- Wrap the duct tape around the card and try to keep it all aligned and neat
- Get as much as you feel comfy with (what you might need it for in the future)
- Trim the sides off
- Put it in your wallet, survival kit, or back pocket!
Lesson of the Day:
Minimize everything you can.
Firearms Storage and Maintenance
http://prepperlink.com/index.php/survive/firearms/item/94-firearms-maintenance-storage
Burial Vault / Tube
Good for ammo, extra sets of keys, money, that automatic trigger group you’ve been working on for your AR.
Just don’t forget where you bury them. A good way to remember is to make…I forget the technical name, but I always call them resource maps. Basically its either transparency sheets or a thin material you can lay over top of a map and still see the map. Without the map it looks like a trash piece that got screwed up in the printer. Over the map if situated right you’ve got exact locations of your caches. I’d do multiple layers, each layer being for something different.
You can do it on a full size version of your property appraisal map, but scaling it down makes it easier to hide.
Bury them, but remember where they are! DO IT.
