This is Day 3 of my TAC-BAR 72 hour emergency food ration bar challenge. All I will eat for the next 72 hours for breakfast, lunch and dinner will be this food ration, in addition to drinking water. Let's see if I can make it the entire 72 hours! AMAZON LINK: http://amzn.to/2belQuf TAC-BAR WEBSITE: http://www.tac-bar.com/ MANUFACTURE DESCRIPTION : Tac-Bar is the only ration designed to perfectly fit into this standardized ammo can five at a time. Additionally, our 4 layer Mylar vacuum pouches have a thickness of 110 microns, the strongest around. Shipping, storage and deployment often damages food rations if they are not adequately protected, not a chance of that in our ammo can. Many prepper and tactical supplies are packaged in stackable ammo cans. Conforming to this system makes storage and deployment both practical and efficient. In a SHTF or extended tactical deployment scenario, food performance is paramount. There's lots to consider whether bugging in or out. Fact is, your body needs real food to perform at its peak and retain mental clarity. Tac-Bar has been engineered for a specific balance of calories, fats, carbohydrates, natural sugars, protein, vitamins and minerals to keep you operating at your best. There is no other food that can compare with Tac-Bar's daily recommended vitamin and mineral levels. Serious consideration to the physical size and weight of your provisions needs to be given. Tac-Bar is the highest calorie, vitamin & minerals combination per mass and volume around. There is no other ready to eat survival, emergency or tactical ration that contains real foods such as honey, oats or whey protein isolate. Tac Bar also requires no prep work, just snap off a piece and keep moving and stay alert. If you're using a vehicle to head to your bug-out location, just throw a Tac-Bar ammo can into it and you're set for a week for food (12,500cal) and water purification (10L). There is no silver bullet for survivalist food and no one wants to eat the same thing for extended periods. However, Tac-Bar has its place in any survivalists food plan. A free survival tin is now included, please visit the Tac-Bar website for more info on this and other great features of the Tac-Bar system. THE URBAN PREPPER: YouTube (Subscribe!): http://goo.gl/eQcPiV Facebook (Like): http://fb.com/GotPreps Twitter: http://twitter.com/GotPreps Google+: http://google.com/+TheUrbanPrepper Instagram: http://instagr.am/TheUrbanPrepper ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xv_88fxaa1g

I've been MIA for 9 months. Scheduling this livestream to discuss where I've been, what I've been doing, and what is the plan for my channel. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsR61IXjl3M

PDF Download: https://www.mediafire.com/?2qa1aefcz291hql Establishing a network of Survival Caches is a great way to stash emergency preparedness supplies in multiple locations along a bug out route or outside one's home. While the typical PVC Survival Tube approach is cost effective and secure, if accidentally found it may be mistaken as an explosive device due to its opaque appearance, thus causing panic and potential legal issues. It is also cumbersome to store rectangular objects in a cylindrical container. In this video I compare the PVC Survival Tube with the following other containers: MTM Survivor Ammo Can GSI Outdoors Lexan GearBox (Large and XL) Nalgene Water Bottle (1 liter and 1.5 liter Silo) his video will test out whether the Survival Cache Containers are "Crushproof" using 3 different weights. The weight of soil is anywhere between 78 - 90 pounds per cubic foot, so ideally the containers should be able to withstand that weight and more since they will be buried underground. Stay tuned for Part 4 which will go over the remain comparison items and final results of all the Survival Cache Containers discussed in this video series YouTube (Subscribe!): http://goo.gl/eQcPiV Facebook (Like): http://fb.com/GotPreps Twitter: http://twitter.com/GotPreps Google+: http://google.com/+TheUrbanPrepper Instagram: http://instagr.am/TheUrbanPrepper ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RKKAUT5AGp4

I own a few of these water containment systems designed for use in a bathtub, but have never performed an extended test on one to see how well they hold up over time. In this video I do an overview of the WaterBOB and see how it performs after sitting for 40+ days. Does it pass the test? You be the judge! MANUFACTURE DESCRIPTION: The waterBOB is a water containment system that holds up to 100 gallons of fresh drinking water in any standard bathtub in the event of an emergency. Constructed of heavy duty food grade plastic, the waterBOB keeps water fresh and clean for drinking, cooking, washing and flushing. Water stored in an open bathtub, with dirt, soap film and exposure to debris will spoil and become useless. WEBSITE: https://www.waterbob.com http://www.amazon.com/dp/B001AXLUX2 THE URBAN PREPPER: YouTube (Subscribe!): http://goo.gl/eQcPiV Facebook (Like): http://fb.com/GotPreps Twitter: http://twitter.com/GotPreps Google+: http://google.com/+TheUrbanPrepper Instagram: http://instagr.am/TheUrbanPrepper ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=shL-REuBkGk