Creating an Emergency Plan… Part 2
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Dave has Guy Snodgrass return to finish up how you can create an emergency plan. Guy answers key questions on how to pick a bugout location and more importantly when the right time to bugout is. What are the trigger points that would make you implement your bugout plan and haul butt to your place in the woods? They will also talk about how you can select people for your group and what needs to occur when bringing people into your group. Guy will help you find holes in your emergency plan as well as things to consider prepping for in 2018. Read more “Creating an Emergency Plan… Part 2”
Dave comes back from his traveling shows to have a very special guest Guy Snodgrass on this show. Guy is an author, a publisher and a retired US Army Warrant Office with plenty of time in combat zones and Special Forces. One of Guy’s Prepper endeavors is help people with their emergency plans and evaluating what they have in place. Guy brings a fresh look at Prepping and boils it all down to the very basics everyone needs to know before they start. Guys says that, “a plan is not a plan if it is in your head, it is an idea. A plan needs to be on paper for everyone to read and understand.” 
Dave follows up last week’s Smallpox show with the greatly anticipated return of Eve Gonzales. The last time Eve was on we learned that she has been to every major disaster for the past 14 years and has firsthand knowledge of what works and what don’t work when the gird is down. Last time Eve talked about her book Lessons Learned and this time Eve dives deep into what is needed before disaster strikes. Her vast knowledge of homeopathic curses and what everyone needs in a disaster situation will be top on the list for this show. I am sure Eve will have some very special deals for everyone that tunes in. Don’t miss this fasted pace talk on what to do and when to do it when the SHTF! 
On this episode of the “The Prepping Academy” Forrest and Tenderfoot are going to be discussing getting back to preparedness basics. What are you getting prepared for? What skills do you need? What do you need to purchase? 
In all actuality a crushing economic downturn or even serious nuclear disaster will not mean the end of commerce. It may not look like it used to but you are still going to want to have value in the world. You will still be consuming goods and you will need more of these resources. 
To build a home of self-sufficiency and preparedness one of the most important things you can do is to include all of those involved in the technology, skills and procsses that allow you to live that lifestyle. In other words, you want the people of the household to be involved in how these things happen. Being a solo prepper and hoarding all the information puts your family at a great risk in times of a disaster. 
This is a concept that is hard for many city dwellers. Without proper room how can you possibly prep or create a bug in plan? How many preppers do you know that say they are in an apartment and very limited on what they can do? I have known a few and one common problem is food storage space which is very limited. But how can we get 
If you have lived through a terrifying survival situation the disaster itself could only be the beginning. This is especially true in urban areas. Are you prepared to be under siege by multiple attackers in your home? You may or may not. What fighting has taught me, whether we are talking about muay thai or Brazilian jiu jitsu, you never really know the direction of a physical altercation. Whether it involves guns or 
On this year-end episode of the Prepping for Tomorrow program, bestselling Author Bobby Akart looks back upon 2016 and the apocalyptic roller coaster ride it provided us all.
On this week’s episode of the Prepping for Tomorrow program, Author Bobby Akart will continue his month long discussion of prepper basics. The Prepper’s Conundrum is Bug In or Bug Out—Should I stay or should I go? We’ll delve into your options to see what makes sense for you.
