"prepper Business Is Booming"

https://www.npr.org/2020/02/04/802737742/thanks-to-coronavirus-disaster-prepper-business-is-booming


Good afternoon all,

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Wishing all the best to these businesses.

I'd say that planning for the worst means prep for an evacuation.

Just about all supplies distills down to the mentioned 72 hour survival bags. Presuming there's many, most of the 44-45 pound buckets stay in Meridan, Idaho while they GOOD.

Article has a link to a prepper site: theprepper.com. Will be checking later.

 

https://prepper.com/


Good afternoon all,

Just took a glance at this site. It was worth the time. It's a good site for it's type of audience.

One big change occurred in Virginia only a few months ago in re ATVs. There's a new law/regulations activated to govern their use during certain events. Can't place on web. Believe a couple of Virginia border states have this reg also.

The website has a section on the worst states to set up shop as a Prepper. Believe this article was at "News" section. Actually, a Prepper can prep just about anywhere. I've done it overseas in stricter conditions than mentioned about the bad states and the PDR of California.

At https://prepper.com/category/medicine are subjects like "The Survival Medicine You've Probably Never Heard Of"

I'll place the Bioscarf (www.bioscarf.com) with the M65 Field Jacket. I am elderly and a Bioscarf is not needed to visit me....coupled with not wanting visitors.

It's a good site to check out. They address the physically impaired.

 

My small kickback has jumped from 50 cents to a whole dollar from amazon prepping supply sales... - but still, I agree that because of current situations; the current coronavirus pandemic, the Australian fires, continuous outbreaks of Hepatitis A in the U.S., and the continuing resurgence of other SARS worldwide, prepping resources are getting purchased in greater numbers than ever before.

 

I am doing my part.