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By Aden Tate
I picked up one of these Deuter carriers from a random guy, and I can’t find the exact model available on Amazon, but it’s very similar to this one here. I don’t think sticking to the roads is safe post-collapse (which is what post-EMP is), so backpacking it is. You can’t carry the kid for miles either. A kid carrier is really the only way to go that also lets you carry at least some gear with you.
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Every prepper understands the importance of being materially prepared for bad times.
Be it a small-scale emergency, local disaster, or regional catastrophe, having the right gear and supplies on hand and ready to go can make all the difference in your chances of survival.
Depending on your lifestyle and what sort of trouble you are anticipating, you might rely on the classic BOB, an INCH bag for a long-haul survival scenario, or a get-home bag if you regularly travel some distance from your dwelling.
There’s one more category of bag that is likely to fill an important niche and your survival luggage repertoire, and that is the GOOD (Get out of Dodge) bag.
The GOOD bag, or Get-out-of-Dodge bag, is the ideal solution for situations where you might be displaced for several days but have an expectation of returning home.
In this article, I’ll tell you more about what a GOOD bag is, and what supplies you should keep in it.
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Bread is a staple food item, enjoyed by many people in all sorts of regional and cultural variations around the world.
It is also known by most that birds tend to love bread and breadcrumbs.
Most of us have fed ducks at a lake or seen a cagey crow making off with a hotdog or hamburger bun. But can chickens eat bread?
Chickens may eat bread, but it is true junk food for them and problematic. Though they enjoy it, it is mostly just a source of calories. Most types of bread are not a good source of nutrition for chickens. Save the occasional handful of bread crumbs or crusts as a rare treat for your flock.
Bread is a staple food for people, but consumption by chickens is not advised.