Videos tagged with Ko-Fi

This YouTube video announces the creator's departure from Patreon and Subscribestar, directing viewers to support the channel via Ko-Fi. The description provides a website link for deals and includes social media handles for Instagram, YouTube, and Rumble. Business inquiries can be sent via email. The creator also promotes Werkz Holster with a discount code RTTGATORZ and Gatorz Glasses with a specific promo code. A mention of Murphy's Guns on Instagram is also present. The video includes a disclaimer stating its educational purpose, that reviews are personal experiences, and that firearms are not advertised for sale. Live firing is conducted safely by professionals.

This YouTube video showcases an exceptionally large cabbage being grown in Fox, Alaska. The creator expresses amazement at its size and notes that it is still growing. The description includes various links for supporting the channel, purchasing survival food, solar generators, and precious metals, as well as cryptocurrency addresses for donations. A disclaimer emphasizes that the content is for entertainment and ideas only, and viewers should conduct their own research.

The video title suggests an urgent need to stock up on an unspecified item due to potential future unavailability, with the description reiterating this urgency. The content creator, Alaska Prepper, provides links for supporting the channel through donations, purchasing precious metals, Amazon shopping, nutrient survival food with a discount code (AP10), becoming a channel member, and acquiring Bluetti solar generators. Cryptocurrency donation addresses and a physical mailing address are also listed. A disclaimer clarifies that the content is based on personal opinions and experiences, and viewers should conduct their own research. An article about supplements is linked, hinting that the "item" might be related to preparedness or survival, potentially impacting supplement availability.

This video discusses the phenomenon of 24-hour daylight during an Alaskan summer. The content creator, Alaska Prepper, shares this observation and also includes various links for supporting the channel, purchasing survival food, and cryptocurrency donations. While the primary focus is on the natural event of continuous daylight, the creator's persona and channel name suggest potential underlying themes of preparedness and self-sufficiency which often correlate with firearm ownership and related topics.

This YouTube video focuses on a Costco shopping trip with the intention of making a hamburger, featuring a "burger hack." The description includes links to support the channel, a coffee donation link, and information about survival food, solar generators, and cryptocurrency. The content is not directly related to firearms, despite the creator's channel name "Alaska Prepper."

This video is a condensed compilation of the "meat and potatoes" from a Wednesday live stream. It aims to provide viewers with the essential highlights and includes a Q&A segment. The creator expresses gratitude to viewers and offers blessings to their families. The description also contains numerous affiliate links for various products, including survival food, solar generators, precious metals, and apparel, as well as links to support the channel through donations and memberships.

This is a live Q&A session hosted by RTT Returning Fire to celebrate reaching 20,000 subscribers. The video description provides extensive links for supporting the channel through their website, Ko-Fi, PayPal, and Amazon store. It also lists various social media platforms including Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, Twitter, Reddit, Rumble, MeWe, and Discord. Contact information via email is also provided. Additionally, the description includes affiliate links for several prominent firearm and outdoor gear retailers such as AR500, Brownells, Lone Wolf Distributors, Rainier Arms, Aero Precision, Sportsmans Guide, Faxon Firearms, and Natchez Shooter Supplies.

This YouTube video, titled "We Found Melody!!! We are stronger together than we are divided.", appears to be a personal update or a call for unity, as indicated by the title. The description provides various support links for the channel, including email, Facebook, an Amazon store, a Ko-fi page for donations, and a link to SD Bullion for precious metals. A disclaimer clarifies that the content is based on the creator's personal practices and is for entertainment purposes, not professional advice. While the title and description do not explicitly mention firearms, the presence of a link to SD Bullion (a precious metals dealer, often associated with prepper/survivalist communities which frequently discuss firearms) and the general tone of the description could suggest a connection to that broader audience. However, without explicit mention of firearms, brands, or calibers, it's difficult to assign specific firearm-related tags.

This YouTube channel update from Alaska Prepper is a thank you message to the community. The description highlights various affiliate links for products ranging from food storage and water filters to knives and flashlights, suggesting a focus on preparedness, survival, and outdoor gear. While no firearms are explicitly mentioned, the creator's name and the types of gear linked imply a potential interest in related topics within the broader preparedness community.