Prepper Talk

[vmax]

go for it

 

[Southpaw]

I say no.
The OT section covers the occasional thread we have on the subject.

 

[txbikerman]

I say go for it. all of us should be prepared for the unexpected . You got to be able to take care of yourself. Natural disasters, hurricanes, floods anything can happen

 

[TX69]

Most "peppers" sound like asshats. I cannot help think about those people on that show. Especially the idiot from Houston.

I believe that the OP is asking about real Texans talking about real life.

I am all for it. Texans are a unique people that have vast knowledge. I would love to read and see what other Texans do to prepare.

 

[Younggun]

I think some are picturing threads on super secret zombie bunkers while others are thinking how to preserve vegetables and keep warm till the lights come back on.

 

[breakingcontact]

Im for discussing which water filter is best. Im not for discussing if 9 or 40 is better for killing zombies. We all know 9 is better anyways.

Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition.

 

[Younggun]

Im for discussing which water filter is best. Im not for discussing if 9 or 40 is better for killing zombies. We all know 9 is better anyways.

Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition.

ESP for zombies, it's gotta be a head shot so it comes down to mag capacity. Maybe one of then 22 mag pistols with a 30rnd mag, whatever they were called. But after that 9mm definitely take the lead.

 

[Ole Cowboy]

"Preparing for disaster is about adventure and recreation, not about storing buckets of water and wheat. This is about being a leader. Shooting, moving and communicating. Developing essential life skills in fitness, navigation, hunting, gadgets and more. Living life after work is the purpose. Being prepared is the result.


DISASTERS ARE OPTIONAL
The chances of any of us ending up in a survival situation are slim to none. Oh boy... yep, sorry "Preppers," the odds are just not in your favor, but don't dump out all of your rice just yet. I've no need to cite any statistics to back my claim, I'll only ask that you reflect on the last 20-40 years of your life. How many times have you had to "get out of dodge" and survive?" Eric Davis






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[Younggun]

Shooting, moving, and communicating"


That's all I need if I lose power and water for a week. Great.

 

[Ole Cowboy]

Shooting, moving, and communicating"


That's all I need if I lose power and water for a week. Great.

Very clear the ONLY thing you read was those few words, maybe more reading would have been of benefit...

 

[Younggun]

Very clear the ONLY thing you read was those few words, maybe more reading would have been of benefit...

I read the whole thing, just didn't agree with it and didn't feel like making a long post.

 

[TX69]

Im for discussing which water filter is best. Im not for discussing if 9 or 40 is better for killing zombies. We all know 9 is better anyways.

Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition.

Boy talk. Men shoot 45's.

 

[Sapper740]

Most "peppers" sound like asshats. I cannot help think about those people on that show. Especially the idiot from Houston.

Good thing I'm a "prepper", wouldn't want you to think I'm an asshat.

 

[AnArmyofRon]

I like it. Rain water collection was an idea I got from a "prepper" site. It saves money in watering the garden and flower beds. Dehydrating food has lightened my camping load. Everyone says better to have it and not need it then to need it and not have it. Learned a lot about edible, nutritional, and medicinal plants. Just an interesting subject. I skip the Class III/NSA section because I have no interest in the subject. If you don't like the prepper section, skip it. And, by the way, of 21,788 members, only a mere handful will truly care either way.

 

[Southpaw]

I like it. Rain water collection was an idea I got from a "prepper" site. It saves money in watering the garden and flower beds. Dehydrating food has lightened my camping load. Everyone says better to have it and not need it then to need it and not have it. Learned a lot about edible, nutritional, and medicinal plants. Just an interesting subject. I skip the Class III/NSA section because I have no interest in the subject. If you don't like the prepper section, skip it. And, by the way, of 21,788 members, only a mere handful will truly care either way.

A question was asked, an answer was given. That is all that is going on here.

 

[ZX9RCAM]

What can it hurt, if ya don't like it, change the channel.....

 

[breakingcontact]

I skip the Class III/NSA section because I have no interest in the subject.

We have a section for that now!? We definitely need a prepper section then!

Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition.

 

[AnArmyofRon]

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nt)n.1. a. A written note intended as an explanation, illustration, or criticism of a passage in a book or other writing; an annotation.
b. A series of annotations or explanations.

LOL. That's why I typed in the "comment" box. I bet when that 9vs45 question pops up and people explain the virtues of their favorite round you go bat crap crazy and have to say "either 9 or 45. That is all thats going on here"

 

[itchin]

Good thing I'm a "prepper", wouldn't want you to think I'm an asshat.

Don't worry I already thought you were anyway. Lol.

 

[Vaquero]

We got a thread to talk about a thread to talk about prepping?