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reply posted on 27-5-2008 @ 01:08 PM by rikgrimsby
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what did you build your shelter from and did you have plans ect.....?
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reply posted on 27-5-2008 @ 01:16 PM by joeblogs
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I looked through all the info i could, theres tons of info out there, but to cut to the chase i went for a very simple but effective grain silo
conversion.
Take 1 steel former grain silo, not fuel or chemical, but grain silo. And convert to your requirements.
If your interested on knowing more i`ll do a lengthy description.
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reply posted on 27-5-2008 @ 01:46 PM by Transmission
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I have a fairly significant collection of Survival related documents, including extensive fallout shelter plans. Whilst I won't be sticking it to
them, they are a useful guide. If anybody wants a quick look, send me a private message.
On an unrelated note, forgot to mention that I have 2 wells which are pretty well stocked up around my grandparents house, and also another well at
the bottom of the fields.
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reply posted on 28-5-2008 @ 06:45 AM by selfisolated
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Hmm, forgot about this thread...
but might it be a good idea, as well as stocking up on water, to hoard concentrated juices? Like, Vimto?
Not only would it taste nicer, but it has all kinds of goodies..
Vitamin C being one.
Without which, in a SitX, you'd be well screwed.
Plus, I quite like Vimto
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reply posted on 28-5-2008 @ 07:15 AM by Wotan
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Dont forget to include ''High Energy'' foodstuffs, such as Dextrose Tablets and 'High Cal Juice' and of course the good old ''Kendals Mint
Cake''. Not only are these foodstuffs full of energy, they are 'interesting foods', not boring like beans and pulses but they are in a form that
the body can convert to energy very efficiently and quickly. Remember your body needs to convert your foodstuffs into a manageable form, ie sugars to
produce glucose.
Here is a website that supplies such foodstuffs:-
www.expeditionfoods.com...
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reply posted on 30-5-2008 @ 04:51 PM by colec156
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So basically I need a few plans set out for certain Sit X like floods civil unrest, war etc.
Well I will be working on them soon as well as working on supplies.
Anyone here from the South of England, Lets chat as I have been checking maps and drving about to a few places to look for suitible bug out places.
Any ideas please U2U me, You do not have to tell me your plans or exact bug of places. Im just here and I have always felt that I am on the planet for
something but not sure what.
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reply posted on 31-5-2008 @ 05:12 AM by WatchRider
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Originally posted by colec156
reply to post by WatchRider
So basically I need a few plans set out for certain Sit X like floods civil unrest, war etc.
Well I will be working on them soon as well as working on supplies.
Anyone here from the South of England, Lets chat as I have been checking maps and drving about to a few places to look for suitible bug out places.
Any ideas please U2U me, You do not have to tell me your plans or exact bug of places. Im just here and I have always felt that I am on the planet for
something but not sure what. 
Being in the south of England will be tougher in a lot of ways, especially the heavily urbanised areas around london. Green belt is scarce. But Like
Dar Kuma noted there are quite a few forgotten hideaways you migh be able to exploit.
I've never been to the New Forest but that might be too small to hide out in surrounded by urban areas.
I'd forget the Channel Tunnel in most cases of SitX. The place would be jam packed with refugees and in a panic you could be crushed.
Might be better to have a chat with boat owners etc.
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reply posted on 2-6-2008 @ 01:47 AM by Dar Kuma
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Originally posted by WatchRider
But Like Dar Kuma noted there are quite a few forgotten hideaways you migh be able to exploit.

Indeed there are....
I've been out and about this morning and managed to find quite a good spot for a remote cache which is in place, Its a green plastic bin with
lockable lid.
I shall be taking some food down there in a few days with some tools so i can make a small shelter.
I also noted what looked like building foundations?
Atleast its right by a stream and there is a few ducks about, mmmm
Duck eggs for breakfast....what a nice treat now and again.
I havn't successfully found a video of how to skin a rabbit yet, All i seem to find is a bit of text on some message boards.
I dont think catching one will be too hard, I know how to make a noose.
I still need to get a couple of esential items before i camp out for a few days but its getting there.
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reply posted on 2-6-2008 @ 06:25 AM by fred3110
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Hey Dar Kuma check this out. Just take the space out between .com / and it should work, its not letting me post the whole link in one.
www.m4040.com... /Survival/Skills/Hunting%20and%20Snaring/Skinning&Gutting.htm
It has animations on how to skin a rabbit, it also shows you where and what the edible organs are.
theres also a bit of info on trapping different animals and what snares to use.
Hope this helps mate
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reply posted on 2-6-2008 @ 11:05 AM by Dar Kuma
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Thanks fred, I shall be checking it out in the next day or 2, It looks like a good site with some good info
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reply posted on 2-6-2008 @ 12:51 PM by WatchRider
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A field skinning vid link is here.
www.youtube.com...
At the end of it, one bunny ready to be plonked in the pot!
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reply posted on 2-6-2008 @ 01:50 PM by fred3110
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Good vid WR thats the way my grandad showed me how to do it.
mmmm rabbit stew sounds good right about now!
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reply posted on 3-6-2008 @ 02:51 PM by rikgrimsby
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rabbits nice so is hair
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reply posted on 3-6-2008 @ 04:17 PM by Dar Kuma
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I just thought of something about cacheing food, Next time you are at the supermarket/Mall go and have a look at the damaged items, Sometimes they
have a shelf with some stuff that is/has been damaged which is greatly reduced in price.
Look for tinned goods with damaged tins, Allthough this has probably allready been mentioned theres no harm in mentioning it again.
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reply posted on 3-6-2008 @ 07:01 PM by WatchRider
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hmm, be wary of damaged tins. I've heard the metal may cause fragments to foul the contents over a long period, more so than if it had been
undamaged.
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reply posted on 3-6-2008 @ 07:06 PM by Dar Kuma
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I never thought about that, Would it really matter?
If a tin has a dent in the side surley it would be ok?
If not just forget these two posts of mine.
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