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To: appleseed; hiredhand

Here at our home we have a system of systems. Levels based on where we may be if trouble finds us at play , on the road, work or home. We have redundant abilities as we have encountered long term power outages due the remote nature of our property thus we have such tools that lets us sustain all our needs without external resources . We look at transportation, shelter, security, food production and storage, medical and health, information collection , income, fiscal resources etc ........

Simple plans made long ago that are not a knee jerk reaction of buying a bunch of gadgets. Wells, stocked fish ponds, wild game locally, gardening , properly collecting and managing a harvest . Never keeping all our resources in one arena in case we are forced to leave our primary safe haven of home.

Things turn to total crap in the next 10 minutes we could make it a few years shy of an all out attack from zombie biker criminal sorts . But we would make em hurt bad before they take what we have. A love of country, life, family , peace and privacy is our motivation.

Just my opinion of course.....


30 posted on 05/02/2009 4:17:13 PM PDT by Squantos (Be polite. Be professional. But have a plan to kill everyone you meet)
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To: Squantos

This is exactly where I’m coming from. I live in the sticks also. We have also been through stuff where we have been isolated from civilization. We have plans for water food and the basics for survival if things come to that point. This includes foraging for food on the land, water in the raw and transportation which probably means hoofing it.

Our family has plans for meeting and getting to my place if and when it comes to that. This is actually something everyone should think of no matter what.


43 posted on 05/02/2009 4:38:48 PM PDT by appleseed
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