i have 1000 lighters and a copious amount of methamphetamine hidden at what I deem 'spot X,' and that's my preparatory plan.
I know you are trolling but you, as InfinityShock mentioned, have a good plan of sorts. Junkies will be EVERYWHERE and if you have a drug you can charge whatever you want as long as you can defend yourself.
im thinking I will make people pay me one woman from their group for sexual purposes, in exchange for..we'll say an eight-ball.
Sad part is some people will pay that.... right now even.
Although it'll be like sticking it into a dirty peanut butter jar full of very warm KY for the quality you'd probably get.
Now as a homesteader / prepper myself I'm kinda going at it alone right ATM so I'm taking the steps to making property do most of the work for me for many things.
For a garden I've started to build an aquaponics greenhouse which I'm working towards making as maintenance free as I can, When my land is fully payed off I will also be rebuilding my house into something much more efficient and sustainable.
My suggestion to people looking into starting a homestead though would be save the money on a house and use it instead to buy land, Build a small place to start and a few simple out buildings to store things in and get that shit payed off ASAP.
Keep anything you don,t want mice to get into in rubber maid bins because those little cunts are everywhere.
Look into COB buildings if you want to go really cheap or underground houses because the R value is a massive plus.
For firearms, Now I like guns maybe more so than most but I've been coming to the realization that I don't need a million rifles if I'm the only one shooting them.
Look into a multi platform rifle that can shoot multiple calibers.
Something I'm looking into myself is the Rossi Trifecta. It's a single shot break action rifle that can be chambered for .243 Winchester .22 Long Rifle, 20-gauge and .44 Magnum, MSRP $299.00 to $329.00.
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If you're looking for a bolt action rifle there's also the Thompson Dimention chambered in .204 RUG, .22-250 REM, .223 REM, .243 WIN, .270 WIN, .300 Win Mag, .308 WIN, 30-06 SPRG, 7MM REM Mag, 7MM-08. MSRP $ 689
Besides that if you're wanting something that can put allot of rounds down range and cheapish look into the SKS 7.62X39 or the SVT 40 7.62X54R. This is a bonus if you reload because they both take .310 - .311 bullets but you may be able to use the .308 bullets that many other .30cal rifles use.
These two rifles are also highly modifiable and have other bolt action rifles that use the same round as them.
As for a .22LR the 10/22 is a great semi auto but I'm partial to anything that's bolt action personally. A bolt action isn't picky what you feed it has less maintenance and less that can go wrong with it.
Onto traps, Rat traps will get you squirrels, small birds, ect. If you can get some 110 Connibear traps or even a few 220s they'll help you forage and trap very efficiently. Also learn to use snares, snare wire, deadfalls, spring traps, ect. The more knowledge you keep in your head the more you'll be able to "make do" with what you have. Plan to live with nothing, prepare to live with everything.
Knowledge is everything. Youtube is a great resource for a free start and there's message boards and .PDFs galore out there that you can glean off of. One thing I would stress the most though is practice what you're learning.
When I first started to learn to make a bow drill it took me a solid hour to figure it out properly and to learn the best way for me to get a fire started, Now I can start a fire in about thirty seconds.
Learn to forage and learn to eat what you forage, We're very spoiled to live in the time we do but when you have to pick your own food it might not be as flavorful as you'd expect it to be. Hot sauce and ketchup packets are your friends.
I could go on but I got to get get some shit done today so I'll leave with this.
Three things you should have on you as a prepper at all times is a way to make fire, a knife, and the knowledge and wisdom to know how to use whats around you to survive.
Al