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Topic started on 11-3-2008 @ 06:22 PM by LLoyd45
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Monthly End Of The World To Do List
Tasks divided among group members
Food and water supplies
Inventory food stocks
Inventory water supply
Inventory Water purifier equipment
Inventory pet supplies and water
Weapons Check
Strip, clean, and oil all weapons
Inventory Spare magazine for all weapons
Inventory Ammunition
Sharpen all axes, knives and machetes
Lighting Supplies
Inventory Candles
Unventory/Check Flashlights
Inventory kerosene lanterns
Inventory lanter fuel
First Aid
Inventory first aid supplies
Check all Rx meds have 3 Month supply
Check spare eyeglasses
Comm Equipment
Check/Replace batteries in NOAA weather radio
Check/ Replace batteries in Emergency radios
Check replace batteries in GMRS radios
Charge all cell phones
Sanitation Supplies
Inventory TP
Inventory soap/shampoo/toothpaste/dental floss
Inventory female sanitary supplies
Inventory razors & blades
Inventory detergent
Bugout Gear
Check packs for needed repairs
Inventory all internal gear
Check wool blankets for wear or damage
Check ponchos for damage
Clean and check all foot wear
Check that maps are present for BOL, caches, surrounding areas
Check/replace batteries in GPS unit
Bugout Vehicle
Check all fluid levels
Top off tanks
Check emergency gear
Check tool kit
Check spare tire
House
To be done at onset of Sitx
Secure Windows with plywood
Sandbag interior walls
Secure Windows
Install door crossbraces
Before Sitx
Check Generator
Inventory fuel supply and fuel stabilizers
Take a breather!
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reply posted on 12-3-2008 @ 10:48 AM by DropInABucket
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Stared and Flagged...good list LLloyd.
The vehicle one I would suggest more weekly, just for proper vehicle maintainence, especially if you plan on your everyday car to be your BOV.
Also, you may want to add inspect magazines to the inventory, springs can go bad and cause serious issues. Also if your not going to the range more
then once a month, and thusly not cleaning your weapons more than once a month right after going to the range, you need more practice, and need to
take better care of your weapons.
Of course, you may not use all your weapons...so I can see your point on that.
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reply posted on 12-3-2008 @ 11:30 AM by LLoyd45
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Good points DropinABucket.
The truck I use almost daily, so I check the tires, oil, coolant, and battery condition frequently. I also keep a box of spare parts like drive belts,
hose clamps/hoses, igniton parts, and a backup alternator. It's not my primary vehicle, but I do use it regularly for hauling water, feed, etc.
I admit I'm lax about checking the springs on the mags except for the ones I use regularly. We go to the range about every two weeks as a family,
but not all the guns are used. Everyone takes their favorites, then we swap them around. When we get home the first thing we do is clean them before
putting them back in the safe.
I made the lists to spare myself the headache of trying to remember all that needs to be done pre and post SHTF. I know when you're under stress
things tend to get forgotten or overlooked. I suggest everyone have a similar list. I have more detailed ones of my gear and supplies, but I thought
that might fall into the category of talking too much.
Thanks for the great suggestions and the reply.
[edit on 3/12/08 by LLoyd45]
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reply posted on 14-3-2008 @ 09:47 PM by 5ealchris
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May i suggest that u add clothing so u can patch up any holes u made and to wash them because clean clothing is more comfortable.
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reply posted on 14-3-2008 @ 09:49 PM by 5ealchris
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oh yes i forgot to mention that another reason u might want to do this is so the clothes last longer and u wont have to waste time making new clothes
if u just fix up the old ones.
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reply posted on 16-3-2008 @ 12:38 PM by Perplexed
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Research, print and laminate a manual one how to filed dress game, what plants are edible and how to survive in the elements...
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reply posted on 16-3-2008 @ 02:28 PM by Wally Conley
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Great thread. Thanks are due to the one who started it and to those who have made contributions to it. Kudos, one and all!
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reply posted on 16-3-2008 @ 02:30 PM by pluckynoonez
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I thought I read that Dick Cheany's minions will come and take that stuff away. So why stow it? Why checklists?
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reply posted on 16-3-2008 @ 09:03 PM by LLoyd45
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Great additions guys! I have things broken down further if anyone is interested in the specifics for the bugout vehicle emergency gear, first aid
supplies, or the bugout bag itself. Just let me know. I don't want to waste thread space if it would be redundant to your own preps.
Plucky, they probably will try to confiscate the abovesaid items, but that's the purpose of caches. You should never have all your preps out in plain
view for all the World to see. Keep the basics onhand and ready for use, and the rest securely stored and/or cached for when they're actually needed.
There's an old saying about keeping all your eggs in one basket that seems to apply most expressedly here.
PS
The checklists are to let you know what items you actually have on hand, and which ones you still require. They also help you remember to rotate your
food and water stocks, and maintain your weapons.
Guns that are not oiled and cleaned regularly tend to rust or get fouled up. Why spend all that money and not properly maintain your gear?
The food items are ocassionally borrowed for an emergency meal like when unexpected guest show up, and must be replaced. I need reminders because my
memory is not as good as it once was, and the checklists helps me stay focused and on task.
[edit on 3/16/08 by LLoyd45]
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reply posted on 17-3-2008 @ 11:54 AM by shakadolphin
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I've been hanging around here for awhile (and am constantly amazed at the great amount and quality of material here on ATS.)
I had to register today to add this post, cause curiosity got the best of me.
How to you pronounce TEOTWAWKI? I googled "teotwawki pronounced" and got so many versions that I don't know WHAT to believe. Figured I check
here, see what you think. Thanks in advance
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reply posted on 17-3-2008 @ 12:02 PM by DropInABucket
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Originally posted by shakadolphin
How to you pronounce TEOTWAWKI? 
"The End of the World as We Know it"?
TeeotWaakee
It almost sounds like a city in Hawaii...or Minnesota
I just call it "When the fecal matter hits the preverbial rotating oscillatior"
Now where did that topic go???
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reply posted on 17-3-2008 @ 12:06 PM by DropInABucket
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Originally posted by LLoyd45
Great additions guys! I have things broken down further if anyone is interested in the specifics for the bugout vehicle emergency gear, first aid
supplies, or the bugout bag itself. Just let me know. I don't want to waste thread space if it would be redundant to your own preps.

I'm very interested, if only to cross-referance with my own lists, help me figure out if I missed anything that could be important. If you don't
feel like posting it here and can just copy and paste it from a document, you could U2U the lists to anyone wanting to see them...like myself
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