06-07-2020, 10:09 AM
(This post was last modified: 06-07-2020, 10:10 AM by RoamerRV428.)
only thing is you say 'if you have to go or can go' and in truth if you have no 'set date' to hit the road then why bother buying all that food that is dehydrated or fried dried? I mean if you are a prepper type, kinda like I am LOL then you prep at home and I have done just that but if one has to 'bug out' for a maybe....and this virus ain't gonna be that for me at all'....but it might be for you 
not sure on that...…..I would put money into van and aliner to have it perfectly ready to travel if travel is what I would want. van and aliner in top form to go when I can go.
It almost sounds like you can't get out of where you are to travel in a way. A bug out van with just some dehyrdrated food and nothing else in prepper form, like extra gas tanks etc. for long driving when fuel is not available and more...….???...…..well what I am saying is it seems your thoughts are all around in a way...…..not sure of your path going forward and your timeline to do just that?
But I do follow a preppers info and this is what they say: The first layer of a prepper’s food supply should be canned food. Canned food is cheap, easy to store, and readily available pretty much anywhere. Your canned food supply should consist of different types of foods, such as meats, vegetables, fruits, and soups.------does this apply to a van and aliner limited space? but dehydrated is great but then you need ALOT of water to make it edible and will water be available on demand? So.....
just some thoughts on it all. ready to eat food beats food that 'needs' water, cook, prep to handle vs. open a can and eat.
not sure on that...…..I would put money into van and aliner to have it perfectly ready to travel if travel is what I would want. van and aliner in top form to go when I can go.It almost sounds like you can't get out of where you are to travel in a way. A bug out van with just some dehyrdrated food and nothing else in prepper form, like extra gas tanks etc. for long driving when fuel is not available and more...….???...…..well what I am saying is it seems your thoughts are all around in a way...…..not sure of your path going forward and your timeline to do just that?
But I do follow a preppers info and this is what they say: The first layer of a prepper’s food supply should be canned food. Canned food is cheap, easy to store, and readily available pretty much anywhere. Your canned food supply should consist of different types of foods, such as meats, vegetables, fruits, and soups.------does this apply to a van and aliner limited space? but dehydrated is great but then you need ALOT of water to make it edible and will water be available on demand? So.....
just some thoughts on it all. ready to eat food beats food that 'needs' water, cook, prep to handle vs. open a can and eat.
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