Thanks for a great video, Kev. Made me think about how many ways of cooking I can come up with. Propane stove in the RV, charcoal grill, and my fire ring are the complete ways of cooking I have apart from my kitchen stove. I also have an old Coleman 2 burner white gas stove, but no white gas, and I have a small propane burner, but I'm not sure if it fits the 1 pound can of propane I have. That will all be remedied today.
Those propane "crawfish cooker" is all that my husband's family in Mexico used to cook on everyday. Good investment, especially when you find them at a garage sale like we did.
I prefer fire for cooking, personally. SHTF, camping, not camping, any situation I can think of that involves cooking... over a wood fire is the best way to do it.
Now, you need to provide your family with shelter, water; plus grow and raise your own food for the next 6 years. Many will not be prepared, they think the take down of America will last only a few days.
Where's the wood gasifier? You can burn wood or other organic material and use it to produce gas which you can use like propane. Germany used this technology to run automobiles during world war II
If i had the money, i would get a hydrogen cracker and a solar array. As long as you have water and sunlight, you'll have an infinite supply of heating fuel. And if you have a hydrogen fuel cell, you can also have an infinite supply of electricity. But a set up like that would be in the tens of thousands of dollars. However, it would pay for itself by allowing one to live off the grid.
@survivalistboards Yes they can if you're residential area is windy. Coastlines or hilltops are ideal, Denmark for example(where i'm from) receives ~20 of it's energy from wind turbines. Nice video though :)
Disabling feedback is government tactics, not prepper tactics. If I can't comment, I'm not watching. Sorry, no offense, that's just how I feel. Good luck to you and yours sir.
Nice setup. I'm trying to get something like this prepared for my family. Great job, great information.
love watching these videos cus you get to see something different besides funny vids- good way to learn something and to get to see new materials!!
Thanks for a great video, Kev. Made me think about how many ways of cooking I can come up with. Propane stove in the RV, charcoal grill, and my fire ring are the complete ways of cooking I have apart from my kitchen stove. I also have an old Coleman 2 burner white gas stove, but no white gas, and I have a small propane burner, but I'm not sure if it fits the 1 pound can of propane I have. That will all be remedied today.
nice setup kev. really enjoy your videos, as always. ;)
I really dig your videos, chock full of great info!
that is a pretty smart little home made wood stove. Well made. Good design. Nicely done! I thought this was going to be all tech...
Thanks for another cool video, love em
great video,,,great idea!
Nice options btw.more than one is always a great idea.
Those propane "crawfish cooker" is all that my husband's family in Mexico used to cook on everyday. Good investment, especially when you find them at a garage sale like we did.
great ideas for me to explore thanks!
thank you
Beautiful place
Wow, very impressive.
That's a nice little cabin that you have in the video.
keep up the great work
I always watch your videos and forget to thank you, sorry, and thanks. Please keep making great videos.
We roll up and cut up our collard greens and cook them with pork or smoked turkey. DELICIOUS!!!
That BBQ trailer is awesome!
If you got a .22, ammo, knife, and squirrels you are set.
Nice set up .
I prefer fire for cooking, personally. SHTF, camping, not camping, any situation I can think of that involves cooking... over a wood fire is the best way to do it.
Man i love that home made grill.
Did you make the heater inside the house? What's the best way to store 25 lb.
propane gas tanks? Like your videos.
Great channel man :)
@NeoQuello - can wind turbines create enough power to cook with?
Now, you need to provide your family with shelter, water; plus grow and raise your own food for the next 6 years. Many will not be prepared, they think the take down of America will last only a few days.
MY PIT GETS LOANED OUT TO NO ONE!!! LOL!
Nice Small wood stove
Where's the wood gasifier? You can burn wood or other organic material and use it to produce gas which you can use like propane. Germany used this technology to run automobiles during world war II
Like the BBQ at the end.
If i had the money, i would get a hydrogen cracker and a solar array. As long as you have water and sunlight, you'll have an infinite supply of heating fuel. And if you have a hydrogen fuel cell, you can also have an infinite supply of electricity. But a set up like that would be in the tens of thousands of dollars. However, it would pay for itself by allowing one to live off the grid.
@survivalistboards Yes they can if you're residential area is windy. Coastlines or hilltops are ideal, Denmark for example(where i'm from) receives ~20 of it's energy from wind turbines. Nice video though :)
cool setup you have there.
The grille at 7:00...where can I get one? How can I get one?
I'm new to you. Do you have a video where you actually are cooking?
Disabling feedback is government tactics, not prepper tactics. If I can't comment, I'm not watching. Sorry, no offense, that's just how I feel. Good luck to you and yours sir.
I do,wish it was me first.
@survivalistboards yes
Do you like those woodgas stoves? what do you think of them?
@Valkyriepure HAHAHA good one.
u need to d-spider that shack haha
@survivalistboards Nope. LOL
real men use charcoal even before shtf :-)
Hank Hill LOL
China-Mart! Thats funny!
psssssst, pay no attention to Neo Quello, .. he's canadian.
OMG! You have videos where you have disabled comments! Sorry, I don't play that game. unsubscribing.
@mediamaker2000
LOL
Solo Buenos pura vida