Prepper School Vol. 25 Top 10 Most Asked Questions

Published on May 10, 2022
Duration: 59:52

This video from Sensible Prepper addresses 10 frequently asked questions about prepping, covering foundational concepts like where to start, the importance of the rule of threes (air, shelter, water, food), and how to approach family members about preparedness. It also delves into practical advice on bugging out vs. bunkering in, forming prepper groups, prepping on a budget, financial preparedness, preparing for children and pets, and considerations for solar flares, EMPs, and apartment living. The overarching message emphasizes proactive preparation and building resilience.

Quick Summary

The 'rule of threes' in prepping is a survival guideline: 3 minutes without air, 3 hours without shelter in extreme conditions, 3 days without water, and 3 weeks without food. Firearms and medical needs are considered to be needed at any moment. This framework helps prioritize essential supplies and preparedness actions.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Top 10 Prepping Questions
  2. 04:40Question 1: Where Do I Start With Prepping?
  3. 11:36Question 2: Is It Too Late To Start Prepping?
  4. 16:29Question 3: How Do I Get My Family On Board?
  5. 22:31Question 4: Bug Out or Bunker In?
  6. 24:52Question: Hygiene Kits in Bags
  7. 26:30Question: When and How to Get Out?
  8. 29:51Question: Laundry in Grid-Down Situation
  9. 30:45Question: Fury Knife for Tactical Preparedness?
  10. 33:36Question: Walking Cane for Self-Defense?
  11. 34:20Question 5: How Do I Form a Prepper Group?
  12. 36:53Question 6: How to Prep on a Budget
  13. 39:35Question 7: Should I Max Out My Credit Card?
  14. 42:17Question 8: How Do I Prep for Kids/Pets?
  15. 45:25Question: Advice on People Judging Preppers
  16. 46:52Question 9: Prepare for Solar Flares & EMPs?
  17. 49:58Question 10: Where Do Precious Metals Play in Prepping?
  18. 52:49Question: Apartment Prepping
  19. 54:49Question: Why Are You So Paranoid/Prepping?
  20. 57:52Conclusion & Final Thoughts

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 'rule of threes' in prepping?

The rule of threes is a survival guideline stating you can survive approximately 3 minutes without air, 3 hours without shelter in extreme conditions, 3 days without water, and 3 weeks without food. Firearms and medical needs are considered to be needed at any moment.

How should someone start prepping if they feel overwhelmed?

Begin by focusing on the essentials: water, food, and shelter. Gradually build your supplies by purchasing a little extra each week. It's never too late to start, and consistency is key rather than trying to acquire everything at once.

What is the best approach to get family members interested in prepping?

Avoid being overly passionate or overwhelming. Introduce prepping concepts rationally, perhaps by mentioning rising prices or potential shortages. Let them feel like the ideas are their own, and be patient as they become more accepting over time.

Should I prioritize bugging out or bunkering in during a crisis?

Your primary plan should be to 'bug in' or 'hunker down' at your home, which serves as your fortress. While a bug-out plan is necessary, bugging out is often glorified refugee status, and your home offers more security and familiarity.

What are good ways to prep on a budget?

Prepping on a budget involves utilizing resale shops, thrift stores, flea markets, and online marketplaces. Consider selling unneeded items to generate funds for essential supplies. Prioritize needs over wants and make small, consistent purchases.

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