Permafrost wrote:hancockcounty wrote:Also, get some dogs that would do good at alerting at night so you can sleep, but wake your Butt up everytime they sound the alarm. So item number one 1-2 years supply of dog food for 5 dogs prob cost approx 2,000…
That is all creepy! I’d definitely be closing my account. It doesn’t surprise me about the hospital doing the retinal scan without permission. Seems they are doing a LOT of things now days without permission. Statistics: Posted by Stahlrosen — Sat M…
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I second the suggestion of trying a few different ones before you buy one. There may be features you decide you really like, or ones you don’t need, but know what your options are and getting hands on is best. There are really too many options to just…
Right now only a few things. Some tomatoes, squash, cotton, peanuts, a blue corn, and beans. Hoping for more types this year.Statistics: Posted by Stahlrosen — Wed Feb 07, 2018 7:41 pm
So very sorry for you Ice! It is heartbreaking when we lose them like that.Statistics: Posted by Stahlrosen — Wed Feb 07, 2018 7:36 pm
So this is the first drought they have ever had??!! Didn’t someone think desalinization PRIOR?!?! Statistics: Posted by Stahlrosen — Sun Jan 28, 2018 8:03 pm
I have only had to "instantly evacuate" once. About 25 yrs ago, we were in an apartment and the ceiling in my Mom’s bedroom caught on fire because the fireplace from the above neighbors started to fall through. fortunately we caught it when …
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We have both. I think in some cases the ebooks are nice because I can print a few pages of relevant things I need from a book, and not have the whole book taking up space.Statistics: Posted by Stahlrosen — Wed Jan 24, 2018 7:11 pm
I agree, I think this tariff is long overdue!Statistics: Posted by Stahlrosen — Wed Jan 24, 2018 7:05 pm
from TN too!Statistics: Posted by Stahlrosen — Thu Jan 18, 2018 6:26 pm
Frankincense for sure. Peppermint would be another one.I get many of mine from Ananda and they have tons of useful on their web site. I would make a list of what things you think you would use the oils for the most, and gather ones for those purposes….
I save glass jars for all kinds of storage, small items like screws, cage clips, etc. I also save plastic containers like yogurt, sour cream, cottage cheese, etc. for seed starting or transplanting small plants.And because we make our own cleaning sol…
"So we prep for common daily problems and weather…and for the zombie apocalypse, because you never know… "^^^THIS^^^I’d say we fall in the all hazards category too. But again, military family here, so suspect that has a lot to do with it…
You are SO right Mrs. FP about how much wood you go through! We only have cold and wind here, no precipitation. But at single digits and teens, my wood stove is CRAZY hungry!!!Statistics: Posted by Stahlrosen — Thu Jan 04, 2018 6:24 pm
You are SO right Mrs. FP about how much wood you go through! We only have cold and wind here, no precipitation. But at single digits and teens, my wood stove is CRAZY hungry!!!Statistics: Posted by Stahlrosen — Thu Jan 04, 2018 6:24 pm
Prayers for all those in the path (or heading into the path) of this storm. Stay safe and warm!Statistics: Posted by Stahlrosen — Wed Jan 03, 2018 9:25 pm
2017Survived to see 2018. After spending the first 6 mo of 2017 recuperating from 3 surgeries and some nasty drug reactions, this was no easy feat!Purchased a "fixer-upper" for a new training center for SAR volunteers and K-9 handlersHave a …
2017Survived to see 2018. After spending the first 6 mo of 2017 recuperating from 3 surgeries and some nasty drug reactions, this was no easy feat!Purchased a "fixer-upper" for a new training center for SAR volunteers and K-9 handlersHave a …
Happy New Year Everyone!!! Lots of wood chopping here since that is how we heat our house. Going down to near 0 tonight. Keeping water on the stove so we can use it to thaw frozen troughs and bowls. Rotating out some canned stuff and reorganizing the…
Happy New Year Everyone!!! Lots of wood chopping here since that is how we heat our house. Going down to near 0 tonight. Keeping water on the stove so we can use it to thaw frozen troughs and bowls. Rotating out some canned stuff and reorganizing the…
John Galt 1 wrote:You’re much colder than I am but we love "pond" heaters to keep the ice reduced on the water troughs. But they do burn the electricity,Growing up I despised trying to get the ice off the water buckets. We had 2 buc…
I’m with Blondie. I don’t think most people keep enough gas in their vehicles to make it to a truly rural and or wilderness area. And then I doubt they would survive a week. Hole up in some farmer’s barn, you would be better off taking your chances in…
We will only "bug in" since we live at our "bug out" location. But winter does present it’s challenges. Mainly keeping water to the livestock, so hauling water and breaking ice a lot of the winter. We have a wood stove, so we stay …
Happy Solstice to you as well! Hoping the weather improves for you. Wishing lots of ice your way! Statistics: Posted by Stahlrosen — Fri Dec 22, 2017 9:01 pm
Thanks for the links!Statistics: Posted by Stahlrosen — Thu Dec 21, 2017 6:29 pm
Oh wow, that’s scary. And infuriating. I do have a camera down by my horses, it doesn’t cover all their area, but I’ll know if someone comes in or out. So glad they didn’t get her!Statistics: Posted by Stahlrosen — Fri Dec 01, 2017 7:11 pm
Blondie wrote:You need to find a better place to shop.^^^THIS!!!!Statistics: Posted by Stahlrosen — Wed Nov 29, 2017 7:35 pm
You too! Happy Thanksgiving everyone!Statistics: Posted by Stahlrosen — Thu Nov 23, 2017 6:51 pm
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But if he was denied a carry permit, shouldn’t he have been denied a gun purchase as well? The 4473 says"Have you been discharged from the Armed Forces under dishonerable conditions"andHave you been convicted in ANY court of domestic violenc…
That is fantastic Cin. Too warm here yet for us to process our own, the yellow jackets get to it before we would.That’s a pretty good haul for a small buck. Next you need to start tanning the hides Then you are all set!! Statistics: Posted by Stah…
Most of the people I know carry in Church, so, it would be a big mistake for them to try something like that here.Last I saw reported the guy bled out from a gun shot wound, hopefully from the good guy with a gun. Of course the media is trying to down…
Wait, they make some BIG hovercrafts. How big was the one you had?Statistics: Posted by Stahlrosen — Tue Oct 31, 2017 6:25 pm
Bummer, hovercraft is exactly what I was just going to suggest. Do they make industrial strength ones that could go longer? Military surplus something maybe? It would be like your interstate home disappearing with no side road options. Not a good th…
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There are some areas that offer wilderness medical first aid and above, and a couple back country skills "schools" that offer something similar. Maybe search for wilderness medical or survival training in your area and you might come up with…
Another thing I do with my rice is use bone broth instead of the water. Chicken, rabbit or veggie broth seemed to work best.Statistics: Posted by Stahlrosen — Thu Oct 26, 2017 8:43 am
Thanks for these I’m definitely going to try the cake. I want to try something like that on top of my wood stove this winter. Once real winter gets here we almost never shut it down, so it is easy to cook on. But I haven’t attempted baking yet. Spen…
Cadit wrote:In a grid down or any disaster event, Hams are going to be out there broadcasting, and if you don’t know their lingo, they’re not going to talk or communicate with you. What’s your take and thoughts ?That’s interesting because all the HAMS…
I had some Mtn. House wild rice the other day, pouch, that "expired" in 2013. It was still great tasting. Have never tried Honeyville. But everything Mtn. House I have tried I have been pleased with.Statistics: Posted by Stahlrosen — Sat Oct…
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sageprice wrote:Suggestion, not found in book. Replace all hinge and strike plate screws with 3 1/2" s/s deck screws.We seriously just did this a couple weeks ago!!Statistics: Posted by Stahlrosen — Fri Oct 13, 2017 5:24 pm
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