Survival Seeds Plus
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I wish this were your average every day seed store, however things are changing in this world. We no longer can find very many heirloom seed producers.
Corporate businesses such as Monsanto have made radical changes to the seed industry with genetic modification. This modification no longer allows seeds to reproduce for the next season causing a great need for Heirloom Seeds. From this day forward save every seed you can. Seeds may even become one of the best forms of money or can be used to trade for other necessary items in the perilous days to come. Times are very uncertain and we no longer can rely on tomorrow being like today or even yesterday.
The time has come to make plans to survive what the "String Pullers" of this world have planned. Those who have a survival plan will most likely be okay. Those who do not will have a very sad and difficult time. Now is the time to stock up on seeds and other survival supplies.
A bug out bag is a must. If you have not prepared one for your family you must do so right away. You should have a bag prepared to sustain you for at least a week.
Food needs to be stored for the long haul. We need to be canning and dehydrating as much food as possible. Almost everything can be canned or dehydrated. Canning is good if your sirvival plan involves bugging IN or staying put. If you plan to survive on the move or at another location it is not feasible to can you foods. It would be better to dehydrate.
Dehydrated food takes up very little space. Not only can raw items be dehydrated but prepared foods such as stews, soups, casseroles, cooked meats and vegetables can also. Even sushi can be dehydrated and hydrated later to enjoy.
Other survival items are necessary such as a spade or shovel, fishing equipment, hunting equipment, flashlights, emergency weather radios to name a few. We supply all your survival needs on one site.
Act Like the Natives, Follow the Animals
The natives and animals of a region have adapted to their environment. To get a feel of the area, watch how the people go about their daily routine. When and what do they eat? When, where and how do they get their food? When and where do they go for water? What time do they usually go to bed and get up? These actions are particularly important to you when you are trying to avoid capture.
Animal life in the area can also give you clues on how to survive. Animals also require food, water and shelter. By watching them, you can find sources for water and food. Animals cannot serve as an absolute guide to what you can eat and drink. Many animals eat plants that are toxic to humans.
Keep in mind that the reaction of animals can reveal your presence to the enemy. If in a friendly area, one way you can gain rapport with the natives is to show interest in their tools and how they get food and water. By studying the people, you learn to respect them; you often make valuable friends; and, most importantly, you learn how to adapt to their environment and increase your chances of survival.
Information courtesy of the U.S. Army Survival Manual
Survival Tip: Many are well versed in starting a fire with very little in adverse conditions. However this is not the case with the vast majority of people. We suggest you purchase 2 duraflame logs and cut them up into tiny pieces about the size of a bottle cap. This is enough to easily start a fire. The remainder should be packaged in your bug out bag. Always carry waterproof matches!
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