xmlns:og='http://ogp.me/ns#' December 2016 ~ The Prepared Guy

Tuesday, December 13, 2016

Prepper Talk Radio Episode 59, 11 16 16 Are you conflicted?

This show was a lot of fun for us.  Asking hard questions and trying to come up with the right answers is a great task that everyone should take time to do.  The game is called "Conflicted".  Each card asks a different situational questions about what you would do in a particular scenario.

I highly suggest that you pick up a deck and start asking yourselves difficult questions.  If you have already made the decision before the situation arises you'll be far better off.






www.conflictedthegame.com 

Prepper Talk Radio Episode 58, 11 9 16 Bugging out with the PrepperCon 4Runner Evader

The quintessential element of being a prepper.  It's the question that drives us.  Like a splinter in your mind.  To bug-out or not to bug-out.  That's the big questions.

Your answer is entirely and completely personal.  Regardless of your decision you'll need a capable vehicle to get around when it's dangerous to be outside of your stronghold.

The PrepperCon 4Runner Evader is not just a bug out machine but also a community response vehicle built for both the mountains as well as the urban environment, the concrete jungle.




Here's a list of our sponsors.

www.iconvehicledynamics.com  Stage 5+ suspension system.



www.lowrangeoffroad.com Suspension installation and various other components

www.rotopax.com - Roof rack mounted gas and water cans.

www.factor55.com - Winch rope rigging.

www.trailgear.com - Synthetic winch rope.

www.highaltitudecommunications.com - Communications , HAM radio.
www.coversandcamo.com


Here are a few videos featuring the 4Runner Evader.  More will be coming soon.







Prepper Talk Radio Episode 57, 11 02 16 The P's of Preparedness, It starts with planning

I was away this week for some training for my full time job, the one that pays the bills.  So Scott had the show all to himself.  He did a great job.  Very hard to do all by yourself.





Proper planning prevent poor performance.

If you fail to plan then your plan is to fail.




Wednesday, December 7, 2016

Prepper Talk Radio Episode 56, 10 26 16 Apps for Preppers

One thing that you'll catch me teaching about a lot is that we need to look to the past in order to prepare for the future.  I have to also admit that we should take advantage of technology that is available to us today.

Apps can be an excellent resource to preppers.





www.preppedapp.com



www.gigmi.com

LDS Gospel Library

Survival Guide

TNT First Aid

Prepper Talk Radio Episode 55 10 19 16 Skills I want my kids to learn.

Sorry to say that I have gotten quite far behind on posting our Prepper Talk Radio recordings.  When I get behind my motivation to catch up becomes low.  But I'm gonna get it done regardless.  In my blog posts I like to expound on our topics and cover the important stuff that we just didn't have time to talk about.  Since I have gotten so far behind it will be difficult to remember the additional things that I wanted to share with you.

This conversation with Alma Tuck of Vital Domes.com was one of my favorites.  His knowledge and perspective are inspiring to me!  I hope that you'll take the time to listen.    




Alma is the owner of Vital Domes who make 24' dome tents and greenhouses.  They are exceptionally strong and have a life of 7 to 10 years of full time use which is quite astounding to me.


The list of skills that I want my kids to learn is long.  The most important skills I want them to learn are ones that instill confidence and self worth.  Learning to fish is one of those skills.  Give a man a fish and feed him for a day.  Teach a man to fish and feed him for a lifetime.  And once that man knows how to fish he can then teach others to fish.  


The purpose of this site is to provide you with information about what I have learned, my experience, and what my motivations are as a Prepared Guy. I have always felt driven to be ready for any situation by something powerful deep inside me. Being prepared has always served me well. I feel compelled to help others do the same.
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