Oh man, I cant tell you how many people with guns i know who cant shoot for **** or have more than 250 rounds for any of their guns. a few guys i know dont have enough ammo for six mags despite being "on the level" about SHTF
I started prepping around the Obungo years. gave up in 2018-2019 because i was disillusioned with it/ thought it was a waste of money. But i didnt get rid of anything really important
Bad:
-No water storage vessels
-No berky
-No full face PPE for Significant other
-no lisol ( never use it to be honest)
-very short on lisol wipes
-No full seal goggles
I was able to pick up a few cans of spray and wipes as it was escalating in FEB. I really wish i would of grabbed more masks when i could of but, i have enough for now.
Needs improvement:
-probably could of stood to have an extra pack of TP (i have 2 months worth as a rule of thumb)
-more red meat and frozen vegetables
-5.56 ammunition
-need to keep two cases of water on hand (i swap it into BOB's)
-Food for the fuzzball
-Power tools
-Improving the offensive capacity of my tribe
Good:
-Medical
-guns/ammo/gear
-attitude
-Food/ baking necessities/ spices
->> do you know how much of a morale booster a pan of hot cookies is?
-Battery logistics (everything uses only three types of batteries)
Good post, I noticed you mentioned spices.
That fella that lived alone in Alaska for 35 years and built his own cabin named Dick Proenneke, mentioned in one of his journals how having spices to cook with was like being rich. That spices, something most of us don't give a second thought about, were more important than so many other things. So, of course I went out and stocked up on spices ....