My boy Lance gets excited whenever I run around the pasture with him 😂🐐

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Onions are in the ground 🧅✅️

Beets will go with them since the two are good companions. I'll likely do 2-3 harvests of beets since they only take about 2 months to harvest.

Carrots on the other rows, and that'll do it for this bed. 🥕🥕🥕🥕

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Beets are started; I'll get em in the ground in about a week or so.

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I see so many people in the "truther/freedom-fighter" community who waste countless amounts of time and energy obsessing about psyop after psyop.

Block out the noise and focus on what really matters.

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Beautiful view from today's hike ☀️⛰️

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The Egg Float Test

Have you ever wondered if your eggs have gone bad? Well, there's a very simple way to check.

Place the egg(s) in a bowl of water and observe what they do. If they sink and rest on their side, they're fresh. If they sink but stand on their end, then they're starting to get old. And if the eggs float, they've gone bad.

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I used this method today to test some eggs I found buried deep in one of our pine trees. A few of our hens have been hiding their eggs.

That's one of the only downsides to letting your chickens roam free, but it's well worth it because pasture-raised chickens are happy chickens, and the egg-quality from them is unmatched.

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Made some sourdough bread from scratch

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Bare feet in the grass, sun shining on the skin, breathing in the fresh air, eating a block of raw cheese, drinking ice cold spring water... life is good.

Enjoy your Sunday everyone ☀️⛰️

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What is a Bug-Out Bag?

A "Bug-Out Bag" is a portable emergency kit designed to provide individuals with essential supplies and tools to survive and sustain themselves during a sudden evacuation or crisis.

Also known as a "72-Hour Bag" or "Go Bag," it typically contains items such as food, water, shelter, clothing, firestarter, first aid supplies, and other essential items. The purpose of a Bug-Out Bag is to ensure individuals are well-prepared to leave their home quickly and respond effectively to various emergency situations, such as natural disasters, civil unrest, or other unforeseen events.

These bags are carefully curated to support self-sufficiency and survival for a period of approximately 72 hours.

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11 Essential Items for a Bug-Out Bag

1. Shelter Setup
- Waterproof/Windproof Tarp
- Wool Blanket
- Sleeping Bag
- Paracord
- Emergency Blanket
- Tent

2. Water Purification System plus extra water
- Lifestraw (straw or gravity filter)
- Mini Sawyer
- Waterproof bag/bladder to carry water
- Carry 1L of water minimum

3. Firestarter
- Ferro & Steel
- Waterproof Matches
- Bic Lighters
- Pack more than one type of firestarter

4. Firearms/Ammo
- Optimal Tool for Self Defense & Hunting
- Carry extra loaded mags for any firearms you are carrying on body or in bag
- Pistols, AR Pistols, SBRs, PCCs are all viable options

5. Medical Kit
- At least one or two tourniquets, several bandages, and gauze
- Anti-histamines, anti-diarrhea
- Raw Organic Honey (for minor cuts, scrapes, and burns)
- Hydrogen Peroxide and/or Isopropyl Alcohol
- Wet Wipes for Sanitation

6. Batteries
- AA, AAA, CR123, CR2032, Solar, Rechargeable
- Power Bank for phone, or any other rechargeable battery
- Solar Power Banks can be very handy for longer periods of time

7. Knife, Hatchet/Saw, Multitool
- Quality Steel
- Full Tang
- Fixed Blade

8. Headlamp & Flashlight
- White light for maximum brightness, red light for retaining your eyes natural night vision, green light for increasing contrast at night

9. Spare Clothes
- Rain Jacket
- Merino Wool Socks
- Underwear
- Hat
- Warm, durable gloves

10. Navigation
- Compass
- GPS
- Maps of surrounding area

11. Calorically-dense food and stainless steel cup/pot
- MRE's
- Nuts, Seeds, Beef Jerky, freeze/air dried foods
- Honey and salt for quick energy

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What is a Get-Home Bag?

A "Get-Home Bag" is a compact emergency preparedness kit designed to help individuals safely navigate unexpected situations and make their way home in the event of a crisis.

Typically smaller and more portable than a full-fledged Bug-Out Bag, it contains essential items such as water, food, first aid supplies, a flashlight, and other tools to address immediate needs. The purpose of a Get-Home Bag is to provide a sense of self-sufficiency during unforeseen events like natural disasters, power outages, or other emergencies that may require individuals to leave their current location and travel home safely.

By having a well-equipped bag readily available, individuals can better cope with unexpected challenges and ensure their basic needs are met on the journey home.

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11 Essential Items for a Get-Home Bag

1. Emergency Blankets
- Wrap around body for warmth
- Use for shelter
- Decent for blocking thermal imaging

2. Water Purification System
- Lifestraw Small Straw
- Waterproof bag/bladder to carry water

3. Firestarter
- Ferro & Steel
- Waterproof Matches
- Bic Lighter
- Pack at least one form of firestarter

4. Firearms/Ammo
- Optimal Tool for Self Defense
- If you already conceal carry, bring extra loaded mags in the bag
- Pistols, AR Pistols, SBRs, PCCs are all viable options

5. Medical Kit
- At least one Tourniquet, several bandages, and some gauze
- Raw Organic Honey (for minor cuts, scrapes, and burns)
- Hydrogen Peroxide

6. Batteries
- AA, AAA, CR123, CR2032, Rechargeable
- Power Bank for phone, or any other rechargeable battery

7. Knife/Multitool
- Durable, Quality Steel
- Full Tang fixed blade
- Pliers, screwdriver bits, etc for multitool

8. Headlamp & Flashlight
- White light for maximum brightness, red light for retaining your eyes natural night vision, green light for increasing contrast at night

9. Bolt Cutters / Wire Cutters
- You never know when you might need to cut though a fence or a lock in order to get home

10. Gloves and Balaclava
- protect your hands
- conceal your identity
- stay warm

11. Honey and Salt
- with honey, salt, and water you can stay energized and sustained without food for a while

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I strongly encourage you all to consider building out BOTH a Bug-out Bag and a Get-home Bag.

If you ever need to evacuate your home for whatever reason, you can quickly grab your Bug-out Bag and be good to go for about 72 hours.

If you're traveling somewhere, bring your Get-home Bag with you to ensure you're able to get home safely even if an unfavorable situation arises. Get-home Bags are typically set up as a 24-hour sustainment kit.

If you have any questions or would simply like to see more content about this topic, let me know, and I will gladly provide assistance.

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3 new baby goats on the homestead! 🙏🏼🙌🏼

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Have a great day! ☀️

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In most cases, you can simply look at what society is doing, then do the complete opposite, and you'll be better off.

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Instead of doing what society would deem as "normal" - in this instance spraying Glyphosate - one of the most toxic substances in existence on dandelions - one of the most healing and widely accessible plants around - pick them and make some tea.

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