The list start after 7 minutes. 1 Organization 2 Frugality 3 Risk assessment 4 First Aid (the most important) 5 Cooking 6 Gardening 7 Food preparation and storage 8 Basic construction and home maintenance 9 Communications 10 Interpersonal skills. There I saved you all 26 minutes of your life. Your welcome.
@robertkerby631
10 жыл бұрын
What happens if you can't find your first aid kit because you didn't organize all of your inventory
@davidnunya3339
9 жыл бұрын
Robert Kerby then you didn't do proper risk assessment (#3) haha
@danielg1965
5 жыл бұрын
11BMark Well you just return to your "I don't make videos, I just make brainless remarks on other channels...there I saved you further dumbass-ness in under 26 minutes.
@MrMrGAsMASK
5 жыл бұрын
Hates make you famous bro thank you Bc I hate ppl who piss around the bush. Get to the point
@erinowl4407
9 жыл бұрын
The ONLY list I've ever seen that actually has REAL skills on it. It's too bad that all of us don't have these skills as HUMAN BEINGS and have to develop these skills to prepare for "just in case". We raised our children with all these skills and they are UNLIKE their "peers". They are always pushed to the top wherever they go because of these skills.And because these skills are "second nature" they are confident and successful and adaptable wherever they go. These are not just "prepper" skills, they are LIFE skills.Simply substitute the title "top ten skills for" [mothers, fathers, business owners, students, ] and it becomes obvious how you wouldn't want to "take away" any of these skills from ANY human being. Thank you for so clearly defining them (and so generally). Two thumbs up!
@Podcastage
8 жыл бұрын
I don't know much about guns or anything, and I didn't even realize that was the main focus of your channel. However, I am getting into actually being prepared for bad situations and this channel is hands down the best one I have come across. Useful information & well spoken. Also, great personality and GREAT teacher. Keep up the great work man.
@eNosArmory
8 жыл бұрын
Thanks man! And thanks for watching!
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8 жыл бұрын
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@anothermushroom3955
6 жыл бұрын
Podcastage go check Canadian prep pers channel he isn’t all gun oriented but more of gear reviews things about shtf and all around channel
@serbianserb3554
10 жыл бұрын
US Army survival manual sais, starting fire, finding drinkable water, building shelter and catching a food is most important
@Spidouz
8 жыл бұрын
I've watched plenty of "prepper/survalist" video and I'll be honest, that's one of the first video that actually really makes sense to me. Not just another crazy dude hoping for the worst with way too much time in his hand and more money than common sense which lead of stockpiling all stupid things for all stupid reasons without even thinking at the very basics top skills required... Just like seeing people stockpiling 10,000 rounds of ammo to bug out when in fact they're so out of shape that they are already out of breath by only talking to the camera... but somehow they still think they could carry all that stuff with some plate carrier, backpack, rifles and stuff... it just doesn't make sense to me. Having a very well thought, logical and very practical approach to the world of prepping is in my honest opinion the very first skill of prepping. It's the skill number 0 to me... to organise your stuff, we need to organise our thoughts first ;) Personally, I know I still have to improve my Gardening and some Food preparation skills. My parents are retired and do Gardening and Food preparation, and even if I like it and I never spent enough time to really know and do it by myself. So this video is a great reminder of that point. When I think about Prepping, I always tend to think about "circles" around me... from the closest to the further ones, which actually give some indication on what I'm relying on: Circle 0: My body and my knowledge Circle 1: My pockets, my EDC Circle 2: My small carry kits (urban, first aid, nature, etc...) Circle 3: My backpack Circle 4: My transport vehicles... Circle 5: My home, my bug out location, my camp... Circle 6: My neighbours, my community... Circle 7: My Public Services... And of course, when thinking about survivalism, I always think about what would be the most important things I need to survive, from the most crucial (that we can't survive more than few minutes without) to the others (we can still live without them for a certain time). 1- Air 2- Water 3- Food 4- Clothes, Shelter & Intimacy 5- Medicine, Mental & Physical Health 6- Protection, Training, Security & Defense 7- Information: Communication & Education 8- R&D: Sciences, Technologies & Discoveries 9- Transportation & Travels 10- Spirituality, Philosophy & Arts 11- Games, Competitions & Sports 12- Recreational & Entertainment 13- Hobbies Your list might be different... some of your priorities too, I'm not claiming to know it all. Only the Top 5 or 6 are actually really a fact of priority (few minutes for Air, few days for water, few weeks for food and few months for health). But for everything else, we could actually "survive" without it for years... and for some, it's just some needs for the human race to continue to survive, not only ourselves. My 2¢
@EverymanGear
8 жыл бұрын
Great comment. True!
@davidabston2976
8 жыл бұрын
I like that subtle reference
@dastephler
7 жыл бұрын
i respect it
@timmian85
10 жыл бұрын
This really is a great video.. Though people often give preppers a hard time, saying its all a waste of time etc... This video/commentary just highlights why its not.. I dont knock on peoples hobbies, not even stamp collectors, but really, collecting stamps is a waste of time. Learning how to do CPR, grow and store food is NOT.
@bradleyzum
10 жыл бұрын
Yea, people are so obsessed with making money that they can't understand just sitting back and having a fun hobby. Everything has to have a good "reason"
@davidnunya3339
9 жыл бұрын
What I tell people about prepping and survival is that it is like a fire extinguisher, owing one makes you a prepper, know how to put out a fire with one makes you a survivalist. Do I believe a fire is inevitable? Hell no, I don't know anyone who personally lost a house to a fire, but that doesn't mean I'm dumb enough to not have one just in case I become the first of my friends to lose a home to fire. Prepping and Surviving is just like that and it's knowledge, you never have enough of that, said Cliff Clavin.
@BurtBartlow
9 жыл бұрын
Learn how to cook vegetables and make them taste good. Very underrated skill.
@jhuggett72
7 жыл бұрын
I really liked your talk about risk assessment. To me that's the number one skill that is so often overlooked in even day to day activities. Gut reaction to fear always trumps actual risk. If we all paid more attention to true risk, where we focus our energy would pay off so much more than it usually does.
@leomichael8068
7 жыл бұрын
Hello...I have been prepping for a couple months or so and I have slowly build a little stash. I am a single Dad with a 7 1/2 year old daughter. I am ready to take the next step but I live in an apartment. I am hoping to find someone experienced to help me take another step up. I am on disability and cannot afford a mistake! It is just me and Jess. No family...I have really come to enjoy Dynamic videos so I figured I would start here and ask. I know this is a older video but w will see...Thanks
@preparedmind101
10 жыл бұрын
This video was excellent and you covered a lot of things I have talked about in a very logical, digestible manner. I will be plugging your channel to my subscribers too. Well done!
@frredeadboy96
10 жыл бұрын
Phish N' Chimps I hope they are watching hahahah so they know we are aware of what they are doing and we arnt all zombies.
@frredeadboy96
10 жыл бұрын
Well they have the right to, if you dont excersize your rights you lose them. I feel like you have given up hope brother. Dont roll over yet.
@frredeadboy96
10 жыл бұрын
Phish N' Chimps Theres more than one right. And i cant do that where i live unfortunatly. But i dont think there is anything wrong with people showing their firearms in videos.
@arbhall7572
10 жыл бұрын
Phish N' Chimps paranoid much? dude get real. You have firearms so you clearly also have a drivers licence. Have you seen the gong show that place is? They couldnt find a piece of paper with your real name on it inside of 6 months without you standing there reminding them what it is, and even if they do, they are way too busy with their day to day bullshit to remember why they bothered with your name in the first place. Cars kill way more people every year than firearms do, and we can easily evaluate how effective they are at regulating that. Relax and crack a beer. Theres millions of you Americans, and a fair number are fully registered and licensed firearms owner, far fewer than car owners. But still a needle in a haystack.
@literaryartist1
8 жыл бұрын
Guy I agree with you 100%. Everyone should see this video. I always shared a similar list just just broke it down very informative with the a few other ballpoints I've haven't thought of like the interpersonal and home improvement things. I've assumed this was going to overviews skills like knife sharpening and the like. It's awesome to see broader in-depth thinkers. Nice man
@1unknowntalent
9 жыл бұрын
Getting to know those in your community is the most important skill you can have ! Interpersonal skills cannot be bought or given they can only be developed in your everyday. You don't have to be political with them or radical about them you just need to find common ground with them. I would say defense is also important but with good interpersonal skills you can avoid conflict and go on the offense with them if you can get to the common ground quickly and effectively with folks.Like I said spot on!
@muised32
10 жыл бұрын
Very balanced and thoughtful video. I couldn't argue against any of your skill recommendations. Thanks.
@danielg1965
5 жыл бұрын
Shoutout to you Mr. Dynamic Prepper sir (from no one special, me)...6+yrs ago I started my true prepping journey and your "How To Start Prepping: Top Ten List" video got me moving in the right direction. Thanks for your time and effort...know that it has made an impact. Glad to have found that vid and to be part of that 1.3M views on it.
@eNosArmory
5 жыл бұрын
Well thank you sir!! Im glad you found it helpful. Please email me your shipping info to eno@dynamicprepper.com... I'd like to send you a holiday gift of gear to help you on your journey.
@danielg1965
5 жыл бұрын
Thanks for the reply...note that you're another first, now in my youtube comments replied from the channel owner. Well done! ......Now as to a gift, your video 6+ years is the best gift many need and that you still take the time to put together more vids is really all the gift giving I need sir, no disrespect. Just having a reply like this is gift enough. Thanks If you have a Dynamic Prepper sticker for my man-cave swag or a patch, I'd be glade to pay for them...can't seem to find a Dynamic Prepper swag site, do you offer patches or sticks with your logo? V/r Daniel
@davidnunya3339
9 жыл бұрын
Love the video and I definitely learned from watching it! I actually have to say that if someone is just starting to get into prepping and has no clue where to begin, your list is bang on. At a high level it hits the marks and the responsibility is on the viewer to actually do the leg work to learn the skills themselves. I really appreciate your first aid skill discussion, that is by far my big pet peeve as you will notice in my comment I left with the bug out bag mistakes. :) What I believe is that too many people think that prepping and survival are two very separate agendas. You will probably never find a survivalist that isn't prepping to survive something and you can't eat bullets... and once a preppers worst nightmares actually happen he needs to become a survivalist using those things he established while prepping and be prepared to either hand it over to a survivalist or defend it... I know people who have specifically told me that if a disaster occurs and its every man for himself their plan is to go take it from others instead of trying to prep for it... Is there a common knowledge base like fishing, hunting, self defense, home defense, food prep, water prep etc. etc. etc. skill set that compliments both strategies? I can't see any serious prepper/survivalist not knowing how to fish and hunt, or how to defend your home base when someone comes to take away all those nice little pickled jars you stashed away.
@timmccabe503
10 жыл бұрын
Great Post ... Some of your skills (organization, frugality, risk assessment) are described by others as disciplines. BUT, you need them. Your Post inspired me to organize some of my gear. My (new) system is based on Dave Canterbury's 5 C's. I picked up 5 heavy duty plastic boxes and ID'd them for: Cutting Tools, Combustion Tools, Containers, Cover & Cordage. I added a couple more for First Aid and Electronics.
@Rubicon1776
10 жыл бұрын
don't let yourself get boxed into any one definition of emergency preparedness, be able to adapt to any situation, using preps, improvised resources and primitive means. Have the stuff and the skills, prepping, survival, bushcrafting, primitive all have an importance in an overall emergency preparedness plan.
@airsoftlover04
10 жыл бұрын
Improvising Is also a very good skill to add :)
@Coughtry
9 жыл бұрын
I grew up in the bush of Alaska. This is a good little eye opener to what a prepper should expect.
@mdssdp
9 жыл бұрын
Great list, it is a good video to make a person focus on where i am lacking and give me a needed kick in the ass. The one area that my wife and I have focused 90% on is frugality. We paid off our car a quarter section farm and our house in the city and have no outstanding debt and all i do for a living is drive a truck. i have really let most other things take a secondary position of importance, thanks for the reminder.
@justinhicks8207
9 жыл бұрын
So if the shit hits the fan and society breaks im glad ur debts are paid to a bank that will no longer exist. Not trying to be critical but seems like most these prepper/survivalist would probably be the first to go worry about condoms and organizational skills. Stockpile food that can be stored for long periods, get a couple guns preferably long range, mid range assault rifle, and close range and preferably a knife or a sword for hand to hand, a few thousand rounds of ammo for hunting, defending etc etc. as much water as you can store and a method to purify water u must gather when it runs out. Maybe some seeds to grow ur own food if not doing so already. Get a edible plants book and some survivalist books that teach u skills to survive on ur own in the wilderness. A lot of prepper a focus way too much on specific controlled scenarios when shit breaks down nothing will be like that so prepare for anything. Adapt to survive in any situation. However u have a great spot to hunker down
@mdssdp
9 жыл бұрын
i did not think i sounded that pathetic lol. i have all that covered and then some but the world would pretty much have to be obliterated for you to escape the debt that enslaves most of us. thanks for the advice.
@redbaron3584
9 жыл бұрын
#1 and most important survival skill imo is adaptability! SHTF/WROL/TEOTWAWKI ,.you need to be able to adapt to survive.
@mattr4689
8 жыл бұрын
Love this video. I like to say I'm prepared without being a prepper. Great perspective and good points.
@navyman4
9 жыл бұрын
My appologies for being so critical, but I don't agree with your "gadget oriented" strategy. It won't be a chance to play "Call of Duty" in real life. But for the most part, you are pretty thoughtful. The chances of a FULL shtf scenario are virtually impossible. I agree it is good to prep for incremental levels of disaster. Personally, I wouldn't stay anywhere NEAR the city or use Wal-Mart consumable goods.
@NJHeart2Heart
9 жыл бұрын
I guess it's not a skill, but "will to live" seems to me to be the "first things first" of all survival/prepping philosophy.. :)
@Hons11
10 жыл бұрын
This was a very thoughtful and mature list. Great job, one of the best I've seen. And seriously refreshing comment about firearms.
@eNosArmory
10 жыл бұрын
Thanks for watching!
@gmakepiece
8 жыл бұрын
Outstanding empirical and useful right now and forever presentation. 5 stars.
@TraceurArok
11 жыл бұрын
Very good. I have been working on figuring out my top ten most important skills and amazingly mine are very similar. Though i didn't even think about organisation to be honest. My list in order was: First Aid Risk Analysis Physical (More to do with speed, endurance and stealth instead of strength) Hunting and Fishing Gardening Equipment Repair, Maintenance and re-purposing Self-Defence And that was it. Thanks for helping me with my list.
@iipackrat3897
10 жыл бұрын
Thank you for clearing up a misconception about survivalists and preppers because I consider myself a thing in between because I prepare for thing like economic collapse and other situations but other wise would consider myself a survivalist based on my plan and priorities as well as learned skill sets
@zeroofthebeat4658
8 жыл бұрын
Great video! Even though I'm not really a prepper at the moment, another thing that I personally think would be a good skill to have is reloading ammunition shells that have primers. It's something I notice alot of preppers and survivalist don't think much about or at least don't talk about it in their videos. Just keep all the materials necessary to do so.
@DIYMechanic1
11 жыл бұрын
Awesome video! Kudos to you for keeping a level head and not going down the fanatical path that seems to draw so many astray. These are practical steps that anyone (everyone) can and should take. It would make our society a better place to live if people took this kind of responsibility for themselves, their families and their neighbors.
@eNosArmory
11 жыл бұрын
Thats a very good list also!! You can't go wrong there. Thanks for watching!
@towerclimber7277
7 жыл бұрын
I agree with the list, I also agree that it's hard to quantify what's more important than the other because they're all so important... A couple things I would add is to learn situational awareness (ultra important imo) and an often overlooked skill is lockpicking w/a halfway decent set of picks/bypass tools. You got the thumbs up as always and thanks for the videos!
@unkleskratch
10 жыл бұрын
I'd move concealment and camouflage to the top of the list- because if things ever really got bad, the most popular survival skill will be ' how to mug a prepper'.
@smfranklin007
10 жыл бұрын
One of the best and most intelligent presentations on this topic I have ever viewed/read. Although I am a gun lover, I very much appreciated your comments that put guns in their proper place in the survival universe. You should start a channel called 'Prepping for Smart People'. Great Stuff!
@HORIZON8026
9 жыл бұрын
i have to say someting and hopefully it gets passed on. I see alot of people the can in glass jars dont store there jars properly. lets say an earthquake. stuff news paper between them and make sure your shelves will hold up if you have most of your food supply in glass and an earthquake takes out all your jars you have a big problem. falling off the shelves shelf's failing or things landing on the jars
@skinnypup1
11 жыл бұрын
one of the more realistic and useful videos i have seen. thanks
@Thermopylae2007
11 жыл бұрын
A very practical presentation of your top ten that gives me a few things to think about. Very realistic about what we're likely to come across in contrast with those trying to predict and wish for the apocalypse!
@ClickToPreview
10 жыл бұрын
Hunting, fishing, gardening/farming, food preservation, water collection/irrigation/purification, making/controlling fire, making shelter, getting rid of waste properly, first aid, making clothing, making tools, animal husbandry, interpersonal skills for sure (getting along in a group cooperatively)... basically all things Native American old skool! :)
@jodybessert2419
7 жыл бұрын
Great practical, sensible video. Great work and thanks for putting this out there.
@thoughtsonprepping5855
10 жыл бұрын
Thanks for posting. This video is now in my favorites!
@zaboomaffooo
11 жыл бұрын
i like the way you film. you put me out some eye candy so i would stick around and then filled my head with useful stuff. very nice!
@SavageShooter93
10 жыл бұрын
the best distinction between a prepper and a survivalist/practical prepper, is that a prepper tends to believe that enough food water and weapons will get you through any situation. while having food, water and weapons are nice.In a serious situation you will run out eventually, and then you must fall back on the survivalist mentality, you must be able to prodduce your own food and drinking water. A prepper will have 500 gallons of water saved up, a practical prepper/survivalist will have 25 gallons on hand a a way to filter and purify 5,000 gallons, A prepper with a stockpile must normally stay where they are or lose a portion of thier supply, if a flood comes through after a power outage and dams fail, a prepper cant move thier entire supply in time, or without being a serious target Unless armed convoys are a part of thier prepping plan. A survivalist could pack a car with room to spare and be able to survive no matter where they are
@chrisrox6249
11 жыл бұрын
living in Florida I prep for hurricanes and floods. Seems like common sense. Prep's are no more than a generator, fresh water, hot food, and a community coming together. I have been there, it's an awesome sight.
@cappinteddy3228
11 жыл бұрын
I believe the best overall thing to do is to prep obviously, medical supplies, ammunition, non perishable food and water containers, etc. But all while doing this, read, watch, and apply survival skills, learn as much as you can. Be well prepared all the way around. I occasionally hike in the swamps where I live with as little as I can survive with. However, I try when I can to stock up on supplies and find ways to fortify and defend my homestead.
@reesex3882
11 жыл бұрын
I never thought of a lot of the skills that you've mentioned. Thanks for the video, dude!
@kingcobracorp
10 жыл бұрын
absolutely love this video and the top ten to get started. Very good advice. Thank you
@eNosArmory
10 жыл бұрын
Thanks! Glad you enjoy.
@ResponsiveResolve
11 жыл бұрын
Very good stuff, and well spoken. I will indeed work on my skill set. I have been wanting to learn how to can food for some time now. Thank you for sharing this video.
@amberdoesitmatter6019
10 жыл бұрын
As a prepper this is what I stock piled in. Babywipes, medical supplies, mylar bags with oxygen absorbers, solar lantern, guns ammo bp vest, 1 million gallon water filter and 100% iodine to purify water, personal items and for those with breathing issues I put up the himalayan sea salt inhaler. I need to get more tools I did purchase fire starting supplies along with 50 lighters to put away and hand warmers for nights outside if needed
@eNosArmory
11 жыл бұрын
The 3 fixed blade knives you see in the video are all Ka-Bar. There is a Ka-Bar WWII Repro USMC and a Ka-Bar Becker Combat Utility (next to the WWII Repro) and a Ka-Bar Becker Companion (laying on the table in front of the other 2).
@JerryGarciaDude
11 жыл бұрын
Thanks a lot I appreciate the video. You've really consolidated the essentials here and I think you've done a great job. Keep up the good work!
@pattybaker3852
8 жыл бұрын
I like your list. Most homes are not bullet proof. Here is my top ten skill list: 1-Know how to build an Earthship, which is bulletproof, so as to not have to worry about water, heat, cooling Earthsips are earthquake proof and don't require heating to keep warm. 2-Knowledgeable in how to operate and set up a solar system 3-Car repair 4-Gardening, animal husbandry 5-handyman 6-To be alcohol, tobacco and addiction free 7-Organized hoarding of food and supplies 8-computer skills, so one can access information on external hard drives 9-Home security alarm and camera system knowledge 10-Knowledge of de-escalation techniques of angry people
@phoenixarchangel5082
8 жыл бұрын
Good observations! 6 isn't really a skill per se, but a.... philosophy? Tactic? Removal of a weakness?
@Tertion
11 жыл бұрын
Before seing this video, a prepper was for me a crazy gun-lover lunatic. Now not only I know that I was wrong (well for the most part) but I also think I was myself a prepper without knowing it. Well done, sir.
@ChaplainDaveSparks
11 жыл бұрын
For #10, I highly recommend CERT training. It not only teaches you survival skills but also how to function as part of a team. Your fellow CERT team members will form a vital network for you. For those so inclined, be a part of a local church/synagogue/mosque. There's another network for you.
@eNosArmory
11 жыл бұрын
@Tertion you are a scholar and a gentleman! Well done sir
@boneyfreak9197
9 жыл бұрын
Skills To Survive #1 Run #2 Run faster. #3 Run really fast.
@StadiumHot
11 жыл бұрын
With no rudeness intended, I agree he rambles in the beginning, less is definitely more, BUT he makes excellent points that you should have stuck around for.
@MrZcruzer
9 жыл бұрын
good job on this vid, food for thought for us that are just starting out. I'm learning more and more about difference between Prepper and Survivalist. I love the quote Prepare for the worst, hope for the best and I believe our great grandparents knew basic skills that we just don't have and a real loss of electricity is going to test all of us one day, whether is it temporary from a hurricane (been there) or long term from a power grid fail.
@thehighwaywalker5352
9 жыл бұрын
Great information! I love sharing and preparing!
@pkoleszar
10 жыл бұрын
You have great charisma, clearly very intelligent, too. Excellent video!
@hannahthorp1267
7 жыл бұрын
I love being able to listen to this video like a podcast. Have you considered doing any? I'd love to listen to you! I've listen to others who deal with prepping and the sound quality is not the greatest. I hope you consider this! I travel a lot and have hours of time to listen to them!
@Christian_Prepper
11 жыл бұрын
DAILY PREP #1: Keep These On You Daily Cutting: multi-tool w/knife Combustible: windproof lighter, metal match &WetFire Container: metal sports bottle to boil water Cordage: 10-20' paracord braided as shoe laces & 50' duct tape hand-rolled to 2" diameter cylinder Covering: space blanket or 55gal drum liner Communication: extra fully charged cellphone battery Care: Altoids tin w/assortment of band-aids, alcohol wipes, needles, safety pins, paper clips, rubber bands "MORE YOU KNOW, LESS IS NEEDED"
@ShariLashawn
10 жыл бұрын
Thanks for the video. You really put things in perspective. Keep up the videos!!!
@takethewheel77
11 жыл бұрын
Another good way to touch up on the construction/home maintenance skills is by volunteering with your local Habitat for Humanity. Also just might help you master those interpersonal and communication skills.
@tes1900
8 жыл бұрын
My supply list changes to fit the preset economic and political conditions, not to mention seasonal changes. And my lists and knowledge continues to grow.
@phoenixarchangel5082
8 жыл бұрын
That pretty much DEFINES prepping in a nutshell!! :D Also, I believe something about chewing bubble gum and kicking ass is required.
@FishingTales1
10 жыл бұрын
Thanks for the top ten list of prepper skills. Great list but not sure it would be the top ten for everyone but a great list non the less.
@BenjaminBrewer25
11 жыл бұрын
I agree on the first aid training. I'm in the process of going to school to become a nurse
@johnswanson2710
11 жыл бұрын
i prep, survivalist,boy scout, bushcraft all this stuff is what we did when we where growing up learn to fish- hunt- camp- fight -to - live .they are some very good lessons to teach any one i really enjoy reading all the comments . and yes i did see the beer lol most people have cum to rely on wal mart for all there needs we rely on ALL MIGHT GOD AND ARE SKILLS WELL good luck and ty for the video i check out a lot of stuff on line to see the mind set of people and ya WOW.
@sidneablackstone2428
8 жыл бұрын
Very astute and well presented. Thank you very much for sharing your list.
@ShadowScoutSwede
10 жыл бұрын
Thanks for a great video and i really liked it very much. I have just begin with my own prepping and i have done this for 2 -3 months now so this video provides really good information.Keep up the good work.
@FreeBird04TAC40
10 жыл бұрын
Very informative. After watching a few of your videos over the last couple days, I decided to become a subscriber. You seem like a knowledgeable dude. Also digging the HK brother. Very nice!
@younggun454
10 жыл бұрын
Good job.. I like this very much.
@ryanlambert3717
10 жыл бұрын
i have the basic farming knowlege and a little skill in a lot of things. I'm learning as many skills from my grandfather as i can while i can. diesel mechanics gas mechanics vehicle maintence canning pickling ect.
@jonathanb1987
8 жыл бұрын
"You cannot depend on your wife to cook everything for you" My wife got a kick out of that, but the her food tastes so much better. I can cook chicken sure, but I can't make fried honey glazed chicken. lol
@SirSmurfalot
10 жыл бұрын
Great video. One small tip, you tend to ramble a bit in places. Roughly 5 of the first 7 minutes could be edited out to make things more concise and get to the point much more quickly.
@NightOfTheLiving8bit
11 жыл бұрын
Great tips, I 100% agree with all of these, especially first aid and gardening skills. Gardening is hard as it is with all the fancy stuff you can get from stores, yet alone in a situation when you have basic supplies! You should have mentioned to test out growing with non-helping materials. And morse code can be important too, with basic electronic repair skills. As far as inter personal skills, this can be a tricky thing with some people, especially in a really bad situation.
@royjenkins5266
7 жыл бұрын
Great video, keep up the work!
@jorgy1911
10 жыл бұрын
Just subscribed your mind must be going a million miles a hour much thought and basic ideas here thank you. Its crazy when u start trying to think about this I have been doing this myself for a while good channel I have only a few on the list
@squirrelbong
11 жыл бұрын
thanks for taking the time to make this info available :)
@MakinLifeEasier
8 жыл бұрын
Motivational video, thank you for reminding of things I do to do.
@MakinLifeEasier
8 жыл бұрын
+MakinLifeEasier sorry, things I need to do.
@viper8177
10 жыл бұрын
Thanks for the videos very useful tips. I definitely need to concentrate on people skills. My verbal communication is below average. I can also do with concentrating on First Aid, and food storage & preservation.
@eNosArmory
11 жыл бұрын
thats cool... Thanks for watching!
@MsBari1025
7 жыл бұрын
Great video for general living! Preppers + Suvivalist = Consciousnesses.
@ericmendershausen3228
8 жыл бұрын
Hey man. Nice video :) I just had a thought...I work as a Paramedic and while I agree that everyone should have CPR training and that good quality CPR is the ONE AND ONLY thing PROVEN to be effective in cardiac arrest, the bottom line is that anyone requiring CPR within the environment of a disaster is going to die...99.99% without exception. Resuscitation rates nation wide (not those we manage to get pulses back on but the ones that actually leave the hospital with their brains intact) are dismal at best and that's when everything goes well and all of the privileges of modern tech are available and functioning. Would trying help? Your conscience...maybe. .Efforts could be better (like you had mentioned) directed towards basic first aid and injury prevention, how to keep a wound clean when sanitation standards aren't to spec...thinking about "hey, I have a medical condition that is managed with prescription meds...if I cant get those for a week/month/year...what would happen?" and taking steps toward remedying that. Learning some basics of pharmacology would also be suuuuper useful. Thats all I got though!
@adamroudebush3975
11 жыл бұрын
In the basement wearing a helmet cleaning your rifle, lmao! Awesome video.
@horscategorie
8 жыл бұрын
I am just going to add my little bit here - I agree that everyone should know CPR... BUT I honestly believe knowing a little bit about microbiology will ultimately save more people. Go get CPR training... it is easy and can save a live... if there is a fully functioning medical system to support the revived person... Paramedics, Cardiac Catheterization Lab or Open Heart capable hospital... along with the supports... critical care, step down, rehab... In other words, for TODAY learn CPR... but if you want to survive, learn microbiology. Understanding the types of bacteria, viruses, parasites, etc... this will be much more valuable. If you learn nothing else, wash your hands with soap and water for 30 seconds with warm running water... a minute is better... EVERY time you cook, eat, or care for someone who is sick.
@coexistdance11
9 жыл бұрын
Wow man, great points. Thank you for the video. Excellent information.
@lastman29728
11 жыл бұрын
ive geared from being a pepper to a survivalist , learning off to use my environment, because im surrounded by far more forest than city. i watch camp instructors and survivalist instructors they will teach you how to pack way lighter and smarter. military gear is geared more for a campaign instead of for longevity
@dawgstar01
11 жыл бұрын
Also believe me when I tell you, when you volunteer your time to the fire department/EMT. You will also definitely learn how to cook!!! And as we say at my fire department, the fastest way to start a fire is to cook dinner cause as soon as dinner is done and you go to sit down that bell rings and out the door you go!
@gregcaesar
9 жыл бұрын
Hey, Just found this video and had to comment on the intro music, "Snake Anthony" Medeski Martin and Wood. I have never heard anyone else play this music ever ever. While I never liked this particular song, I love that group. Cheers and thanks for the lists.
@eNosArmory
9 жыл бұрын
HA! I have uncommon tastes... few ever recognize the music I put in my vids... It always cracks me up when someone nails it.
@markmooney5662
8 жыл бұрын
your top tens are really good...useful...practical and relevant...cant have guns here in the uk but every thing else ...many thanks
@afs101
9 жыл бұрын
w.r.t. interpersonal skills, i think this cannot be emphasised enough. If you look at footage and photos from disaster regions around the world, while there may be some looting and clamoring for supplies, you will more often see people digging their neighbours out of the rubble, asking around for or offering help to those in their neighbourhood. If you are going to baton down the hatches and try to communicate from behind a rifle, you're going to die alone.
@gmanbelieves6513
10 жыл бұрын
I really enjoyed this video. Very good advice everyone should listen too and take advantage of. Some of the comments are correct about having to make hard decisions and about ethics. Being in good physical as well as mental shape. If you don't have the mentality or the desire to want to survive when it all goes to heck then when the time comes I hope you are prepared for the what is going to happen to you. It might be worse than trying to stay alive. Something to think about.
@juane0630
7 жыл бұрын
I've been following Pepper channels for some time. This is one of the most common sense, and realistic, channels I've watched so far. I'm also new into guns. Are you planning on making a video for "Paleo-Preppers"? I just came up with that term.
@MasterK9Trainer
10 жыл бұрын
I must comment that to me, there isn't really that much of a difference between people prepared for a crisis. I don't label myself as a survivalist or a "prepper". As a kid during the 70's and 80's, I studied books on surviving a nuclear war and also wilderness and urban survival and eventually emergency preparedness now that I live in hurricane country aka Florida. The knowledge and skills overlap and being prepared for any event makes sense, but adopting a label makes one prone to negative opinions. Society will draw conclusions right or wrong so I avoid labels.
@DirtyFrigginHarry
10 жыл бұрын
its a fad. Prepper is just a catch all word for what people have been doing forever because society needs labels to market something.
@davidnunya3339
9 жыл бұрын
I also don't see a huge difference because I don't really know any survivalist who isn't prepping because you can't eat bullets, and if they do end up in the bush surviving they will need to know how to store food longterm even if they do end up hunting for it and those people who prep will have to kick into survival mode if the SHTF and Joe survivalist shows up with one hand out telling them to feed him and the other holding a 1911. Can a survivalist be in denial about the need to know how to prep? sure... can a prepper be in denial about the need to survive on his preps once the SHTF? sure... I try not to be in denial.
@davidayres1462
9 жыл бұрын
Under interpersonal skills: Many years ago I brought a 50 state quarter collection poster to a yard sale. Someone offered to "take it off my hands" for 10 dollars. I regret that after that I have not tried to sell anything at a yard sale since. Yard sale customers are not all jerks, just mostly.
@mcdowsh
10 жыл бұрын
Very well thought out and delivered. I would have probably amended gardening to include care of livestock and added a foot note for hunting and fishing for those in rural settings. Excellent video though. Well done.
@joesmith942
6 жыл бұрын
This is the best real list I have seen. Maybe because it's mostly what I was thinking. If you added 11, I think it should be something like "athletic". I don't mean the ability to hike 8 days with a 70 pound pack. I mean avoiding being a complete fat body because you may be doing more things manually. So a moderate exercise program should be a basic general "skill".
@barto1945
11 жыл бұрын
Excelente video. Sobre todo destaco la importancia de tener una buena comunidad y tener habilidades sociales para poder estar preparado ante las contingencias.
@eNosArmory
11 жыл бұрын
I am finishing up an article on this same topic for my blog. I'll post a link in the Des asap. Should be a day or 2. Thanks!
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