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Bob Bevington posted in the group Homesteading / survival
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Canned potatoes
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Bob Bevington posted in the group Preparation & Readiness
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I watched a video on the “bucket of bandages” and you can’t buy everything in it for the price!
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I believe this is actually part of “the plan”
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I agree
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Bob Bevington posted in the group Homesteading / survival
What’s everyone doing to prepare for the nearly for sure crash that is coming in the next few months??? Let’s get this page active!!!!!
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I have no clue. We don’t really have extra money to purchase things needed. I’ve tried food storage but then had weevils come and destroy most of it.-
Try and pick up an extra can of canned goods whenever you can, it is very overwhelming to me also when I think about everything a household needs. Most who are prepared advise to “get what you eat” at least the last time I looked most canned vegetables and pork and beans are still .50 at Wally World! Hang in there!!!
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Trying to do food storage including paper and natural cleaning products such as vinegar, baking soda stuff along with vitamins, medicines, dog supplies etc as much as possible but it wears you down and is difficult and expensive. I am considering getting a dehydrator next. They are not too expensive and you can dehydrate…Read More
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Amen! As long as we are doing something that’s what has to be done! We just got into canning and really enjoy it, going to put up a bunch of deer meat, and love canning potatoes since after they’re canned they’re already cooked!
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wow great job
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Greg Buchel created the group
Big Horn Armory Owner's Group
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Brandon Krebs posted in the group Homesteading / survival
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Vɩᥴƙɩᥱ Bᥱʋɩᥒɠtoᥒ posted in the group Homesteading / survival
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Brandon Krebs posted in the group Homesteading / survival
Starting tomato and vegetable seeds!
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This is what I did yesterday. Will be working on doing more today.
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I’m sure glad to be born in this day and age and not in the 1800’s. Those bisquits don’t look so good!
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