Top 8 survival skills you can easily learn now (and are inexpensive)

Gonna grow steak and eggs in my garden.

I have the same uneasy gut feeling.

I grow greens, herbs, scallions, carrots, kale, and micro tomatoes in a 3x2 foot crowded garden under a full spectrum grow light in my 425 SF studio apartment during the winter. I had a delicious salad every day. I tried to preserve some raspberry starts in a 5 gal bucket in my south facing window, to transplant in the spring, and I was eating delicious raspberries in February. Surprise! Zone 6B. It's live food, no bugs, no weeding.

For some real good early 18th century cooking watch The Townsends. Works great with survival

getting use to dirty sex.

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Great Video. If one doesn't have the basics covered then one is starting from a deficit.

All the prep in the world will not save you if you cannot defend what you have.

Why do you suggest using technology to keep your inventory and preps online? If things get that bad, Google sheets is not going to work. Your computer likely will be useless. It's great to keep your list but please always always print it. Laminate it if you can.

Preparing for the..SHTF is like window shopping in the bigger mall 😆😂...

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I'm not really here for survival after the fall of civilization, I'm here go learn how to live in the woods. Same thing? 😅

Gardening only gives you a harvest , you need food preservation WITHOUT power resources to really get the bang for your buck.

Many of us dont have a quarter acre. You might consider a video on aeroponics and hydroponics.

I sure am glad I was a Boy Scout. All these survival skills learned starting at 10, and practiced for 63 years.

I'm just commenting but the weights is where you went wrong at some point I love lifting weights too but I have this interchangeable resistance bands it's all about repetition it's lightweight that is really important that is going to get you strong

Who wants to be left with a bunch of Jeffery Domers.😜

Don’t go overboard on forging until you have checked out a book that is specific to your area. I made a mistake and I bought a book on foraging and it’s really interesting. However only about 5% has to deal with an arid and semi arid desert region that I live in. It’s got some ideas but I already knew them all. I can’t use any in the book because the book is not regional specific to where I live and work.

You forgot dancing

1. Adaptation to the temperatures and humidity
2. Foraging, gathering, hunting
3. Crafting, shelter, weapons
4. Terrain reading (washout, rock slide, land slide, predator activity)
5. Water sourcing (especially in a drought the trees closest to water will be green rather then yellow or brown but sometimes that water could be 50 feet in the ground so be careful)
6. Scent masking
7. Weather warnings (this is actually pretty easy after some practice you will be able to tell if the rain will drop in a aprox time)
8. Sanity (meditation, companion, playing yes i know alot of "alpha males" are gonna say "well playing is for kids!!" Yeah well playing helps fuel your mind from the boredom so it helps you stay sane)
9. Patience