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I'm 76 and have 58 years of experience and training and warfare. I'd pit my knowledge and abilities against any snot nosed wannabe terrorist out there. Don't underestimate experienced warfighters no matter their age.

Thank you for this video. I am a senior prepper.

The wisdom is invaluable. Sewing/mending clothing comes to mind as well

i’m a senior and luckily, I can afford buying things that I couldn’t earlier that help me overcome my disadvantages. This includes electric power tools, electric carts to work around the garden, and a solar system to live off grid if need be.

Question Please? What on God's Green Earth is "SHTF" please? When is the "SHTF" planned or scheduled for? Is it like the Bubonic Plague? Remember that Plague didn't even shutdown the Wool Trade in England and Scotland in the Winter.

I looked thru some of your videos. I was thinking that a topic which might be a good one to cover is how to prep as a single person. I know its preferable to try to team up with others prior to some catastrophic event, but sometimes, this wont end up being possible or, it could be that plans won't go as expected. Let's face it, they often dont...especially in emergency situations. It would be good to know how to prep for or just get some tips on the best way to prep for and/or survive the possibility of being alone during a shtf event. Maybe you already did a video on this topic but I didn't see it?

I'm 71 (female) and retired military, armed. I have been prepping for years. I'm pretty good for about a year+, but my house isn't that big so storing stuff is limited. I lift weights, walk 2-3 miles daily and do pilates to try and keep in my best shape. I don't take many phama drugs.. just one for HBP which isn't very high anyway. I have about a year worth of meds. I do live in a gated 55+ community in a semi rural area. Many people that live here are retired doctors, police, firemen so I feel if the worst happened we would pull together and put all our skills to use. . I feel pretty well prepared. I'm continually adding what I can to my preps.

Very good video thanks for sharing. One thing I would recommend is for people to stock up on freeze dried food. It is more expensive but it has a tremendous long shelflife and that’s is where it is so beneficial personally I do my own food and I buy long-term foods as well, thanks for sharing your video and your good advice. God bless you and yours. God bless all of America and all the people in this world. The key to this crisis that were about to go into is being prepared.

71 yo senior here. My son & I live in the country & stay ready.

Store high quality grass fed butter. It's not expensive, it never goes off, and you can live on it and nothing else for a while. It stimulates production of ketones, which are much healthier than glucose. Buy high quality organic flour - you dont use as much, so extra cost is evened out. Store beans, either cans or dried, plus lentils, which are more nutritious even than red beans. plan a network of contacts, including to reach out to family, as once the net goes down, there's mostly nothing else.

Useful information starts at time point 2.69. Why people have to babble on and on about nothing before getting to the point I have no idea.

I'm normally very critical about these types of videos but I like this man and the video. I'm 73 and I hadn't even considered these points and this is an issue I'm concerned about. That really surprised me because I am on two meds. Good job. I subscribed. But getting into shape is excellent.

If you Aren't going to prep, learn and practice yoga so you can put your head between your knees and kiss your ass goodbye. 😂

Scratch cooking is an underappreciated survival skill. Fast food wont be open.

Thank you for all of your suggestions. They are very helpful! The only problem I have with your video is that you are constantly waving your arms and hands around that it takes away from your message! (This is in no way a criticism, it is just very distracting.)

I am 79 and subscribed, because you give good common sense, workable advice, keeping in mind that most people are of modest or even no means - thinking of working people. Your advice about community is SPOT ON! Some notes: High protein dried foods: lentils, legumes, soybeans, beans (all types), garbanzo beans - any kind of bean. Whole grain (not white) rice (many varieties). Sprouts - mung beans, alfalfa, etc. Think Wild West. Stock water. For practice: cut power for two or three weeks, and act accordingly. If possible, get basic solar system - available for about $200 from Harbor freight. Heat - wood/coal.

All old people stick together help each other when needed keep faith God is in control put your trust in him and pray ❤️

Yeah well, I am 77 this year. I don't know about survival after SHTF. For now, however, I am doing well. Couple years worth of food and Horses to ride when they cut off the gas. Got a huge garden and enough seeds for ten years. You young ones are actually going to need us elders way more than you think. But hey man I appreciate your post. Cheers from wild north Canada

On Thursday , I’ll turn 80. I’ve enough rice and canned beans (canned them myself) to carry me for quite awhile. I can sew, crochet, cook from scratch, grow a garden. These are skills I use and can pass on. On the other hand, I’m ready to go when the Lord calls me

Seniors may also have medical knowledge and be able to sew new garments and repair the old ones.

If you end up taking in an older person, their calorie intake is less than someone who is much younger. So if you're weighing how food intake will be reduced and affect the survival of your group, that consideration might be of some help. Have the elder doing the light(er) duties of keeping the cook fire going, stirring the cook-pot, watching the young 'uns or feeding the baby animals, keeping records, planning the gardens... that frees up time for the strong ones to go out and do the heavy work, knowing that dinner will be there when they come in. You can't work hard all day then come in and start the dried beans to boiling, they won't be cooked fast enough.

Best pain killer you can afford. I perfer 100 proof Grand dad Whisky.

I'm a 70yro Sr caring for my 90yro dad, and also was raising a young granddaughter until this past yr...I've prepped for yrs...as an Alaskan my biggest concern is winter cold...so I've got us all a couple pair of wool long underwear as well as having other winter gear and a wood stove. I do need to have more wood delivered tho - and yes my kids think I'm nuts, but my dad doesn't 🤷🏻‍♀️Thanks for the thought provoking post. Srs are the greatest resource for skills instruction. They may no longer be able to accomplish the skill, but can tell a strong young buck how to gidderdun!!😅

First time here. Hello you have a great day. Hello everyone.

I'm to slow to run and to old to fistfight but my eyes are good and my finger works great.

I can’t stop my meds oncologist who radiated my eye/brain cancer and told me “it’s perfectly safe”. It wasn’t my ganglion where massive nerves come from inside the skull and electrocutions occur daily. Brain surgeon shocked at the trigeminal nerves melted into a blob he could not stop the taser shocked that were throwing me to the ground. Without pain control all that is left is assisted dying.

I would not use an oxygen absorber with pet food, because the dry kibble has too high of moisture content and you are risking botulism. Best thing to do is stock canned dog/cat food and even putting up rice for your pet so you can add it to the canned food to "stretch" it. Dry kibble has a short best buy date and will go rancid. So, best to store canned dog/cat food.

I wonder what they'll do with nursing home patients ? Hospitals, prisons..private schools , colleges ..all those people away from home ?

If you get into my house, please make sure your cell is charged, so I can call 911 for an ambulance and video your sorry arse. lol

As a 65 yr old, seniors who are not prepared are a liability. Eff them. I am on zero medication. I have ibuprofen, never use it. Skinny due to strict carnivore diet. I look like a harmless old man. Actually, I'm old and lethal

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Other than stocking up on dry foods, seeds and water,...PHYSICAL and MENTAL READINESS will be essential. Can you keep calm when things are going on all around you? Can you think clearly? Plan all strategies ahead of time and have back ups for your back ups, rinse and repeat. Try to think like the enemy so you'll know what to hide or do. They will use all of their senses, not just their eyes. They'll smell food cooking. They'll hear talking, movement, walking....be as stealth as you can be. They'll see smoke. They'll notice a wet spot on the ground.

who wants to survive ? not me.😂😂😂

A must, trust what God says throughout the bible, he will protect his own as do the birds never have to stock and are we not worth more than them. Our faith needs to take one jump up and get what you can afford.

This is a stupid video.

I think youre referring to old people who are invalids. Older people dont need all the prepping info because they know exactly how to survive. Where do you think all this wisdom comes from? None of it was invented by young people.

Great job! Excellent information!!

The key is to marry a younger filipina.

DOWN VOTE. SINCE WHEN ARE SEXUAL ENHANCEMENT DRUGS A PRIORITY?

I’m pretty much hosed. I have chronic lung problems. Not COPD and inflammation is a big issue. That means no exercise, and immunosuppressants to keep from having inflammation so I can breathe. I have a small stockpile of my meds, but I know I am a short timer when SHTF. In the meantime, I can lots of food, dehydrated foods, I’m trying to learn about herbs. I’m trying to get tincture and make specific teas for inflammation, etc

I'll be 63 soon, I'm 5'11" and 175. In shape and have a tribe that's state wide. Young and old. We ready🤙🤙🤙🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Very helpful

Thanks for the video. But I had to max out me headset to hear you. You need to fix your volume. Us old folks are hard of hearing. An Old Man 65. With some old wisdom. You are leaving a lot of things out. On meds. There meany plants and spices that work well you can use to get by. Like Cinnamon for diabetes, it can be used to lower blood sugar levels and AC1 levels. But you need to buy the correct type of Cinnamon. And make it correctly. Garlic is good to help lower blood pressure. And it's easy to grow. Ther are meany other plants that can be used in leu of pharmaceuticals that can keep you alive. Honey is a good antiseptic for cuts, scratches, and burns. And as a good sweetener for your food. Ethical Prepper on You Tube has a good book on plants for meds. So does a lady educated in Botany named Maria Treben called "Health Through Gods Pharmacy". On commo. A good Satellite Phone is easier than a Hamm Radio, and you don't need an operator's licenses to use it. And unless the enemy takes out our satellites, it will work anywhere you go. Like South America. But a Ham Radio works too. On firearms. Maney seasoned citizens do not have the upper body strength to use a 44 MAG hand cannon. Or a 12 Gage shotgun that may dislocate your shoulder. A good 410 shotgun is a good defensive weapon that can be used to take down a deer, or a rabbit, or Turtle Doves. And it won't dislocate one's shoulder like a 12 Gage shotgun. Or a .22 Caliber will kill a man if hit in the right place, and it won't break your wrist. As for food purchases and storage. Your Church would be a good place to start to get help. Start a food pantry. Maney business will donate to a church. And the SHTF may be a Great Depression again. And it works on the doner system. As to pets. A good dog is an extra set of eyes and ears at night and can be a good watch dog, and companion. An OAF Disabled veteran has a good small solar powered generator that will work good for seniors during SHTF. And it's not as expansive as some gas or diesel generators. About 500 dollars and it comes with a solar panel to charge it up. But it only weights about 25 lbs. A good emergency generator.

That’s horrible advise to storage sugar and chocolate. How can you all take any of these advise serious. You can’t survive on sugar people. Come on! 🤯🤯🤯👎🏿

Don’t tell people what, or how much, you are prepping. Go gray man.

I'm 65 and still able to do what needs to be done. Been prepping for over 40 years, can fix and build things, can grow food, hunt and fish, etc. Trying to pass my knowledge on to my kids and grandchildren. If push comes to shove I will be the first up to defend and protect my family.

Some other skills would be sewing/mending and soap making.

I wonder how seniors are going to carry a bug out bag (or anything really) if they have to be mobile. Which is a huge possibility. Even in a natural disaster I wonder how people in the city will get past the gridlock of traffic. Of course we can't prepare for, or foresee every single scenario, but I think it's important to think about the fact that we may not be able to stay in our homes, where we have everything stocked up. I understand that's why people have bug out bags, but that brings me back to the original statement... I wonder how we'll be able to not only carry things, but be mobile enough to survive. I'm sure that there's a huge difference between rural and urban survival techniques.

i love you,r hat i,m a 47 year fire rescue many wild fires all over the country

Food, water (the hardest )medical supplies first. Firearms and ammo second. Things to barter third. Gold and silver if you can. Get your neighbors on the same page and band together.