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Tonight was a topic Private Pyle wanted to talk about.  And, he's not here tonight.  Anyway.  We are talking about communications.  The cell towers will go down, or be restricted to 'emergency' personnel.  If not, they will just be used to track you.  As such, tonight we talk about hand-held, and CB radios.  There are a lot of them out on the market.  What we recommend are buying the UV-5R style.  Just about everyone makes them.  Just keep in mind you get what you pay for.

We also discussed CB radios.  It's old technology, but it still works with a longer range than hand-held units.  Listen in to what we have to say about it.

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Tonight we talked about raising chickens, and what it takes to start a garden.  When it comes to a garden, there are all kinds of different ways to grow.  Raised beds, buckets, milk cartons, hay, and boxes were some of the ways we discussed how to get started.  But, be ingenuitive on how to get started.  If anything, start small and work your way up.

When it comes to chickens, there's too much to cover in this description.  However, we do cover some books on how to get started.

Be looking for some videos from 1stSgt Bilko and myself on gardening, chickens, and rabbits.  We will take you through the steps on what all it takes.  Be sure to give a wave to 1stSgt Bilko on buying his tractor.

Capt Jack and crew

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A few months back, 1Sgt Dan had a gear review about the Axil noise-cancelling, shooter headphones.  It was not a glowing review.  He has an update about that whole situation.  Additionally, he purchased some Shooter Lube to try out for us.  Listen in to find out updates on both.

We also covered some current events, because why not?  Just listen and enjoy.

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Tonight, we're drinking.  Again.  We go off the rails.  Again.  But, we have a while lot of fun.  Except for lieutenant Dan who just couldn't stop making jokes tonight on a very serious subject.

Okay, we're all not being serious about a serious subject.  Tonight we talk about not only setting up a smoke house, but also how to stage a long term camp location.

As always, the bad times are already here.  It's time to be ready for the worse times.  We're here to try to get you ready.

--Captain Jack and crew

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We're on the struggle bus tonight, folks.  We're all tired, and this was a simple discussion that devolved into our typical random thoughts.  Hope you enjoy.

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Tonight, we went on ahead and discussed updates on current events.  We also talked about getting involved in your local politics.  And, possibly the topics of business ventures.  Not to mention working on a parallel economy and society.  As always, we had a bunch of laughs and hope that you have a good time with us tonight.

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Tonight we discuss our basic items for a Get-Home, and a Bug-Out packing.  Keep in mind the Get-Home is just that:  Get home.  It's meant to get you back to your house, to get to your Bug-Out.

We also might have discussed someone's plans for a club in New Orleans.  We're going to hell for that one.

--Captain Jack and team

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Tonight we really hit on a large range of topics that we are experiencing in the world right now.  There's so much going on, and we try to explain it to you as best as possible.

Everyone, you need to be ready.  The time to prepare has almost passed.  We're not being chicken little, we see what's going on, it really is that bad.  Please, be ready.  Form a community.  Be ready.

We're here for you

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Wow, there's a lot going on in the world today.  So much so, we had to address the elephant in the room.

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Tonight we talked about survival (and not survival) eating of rabbits, squirrel, trash pandas, opossums, and deer.  We talked on what parts can actually be eaten, what to do with the parts that you shouldn't eat, and how to preserve the hide.  Because after all, you might need that hide if it's winter.  I won't give away secrets, let's just say how hungry you are depends on what you're going to eat.  Additionally, having some foraged vegetables never hurts.  Always remember, cook that meat to second death.  It's better than getting sick.

Also, we did a live gear review of a jet boil system, along with a freeze dried meal.  We let 1stSgt Bilko take the hit on eating it.  He said it was delicious.  All that aside, it was a great (and sober) time.

--Captain Jack and crew