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3 Weeks Ago
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| Plinker  Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Between Greenwood and Martinsville
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 | I agree that storing a years worth of goods is not practical or wise, but the $75 bucket is a good idea due to the weight and portability. In a bug out scenario it may be wise to have a decent supply of food that can be grabbed on the go. Also, a good supply of organic (non-hybrid) seeds is wise and can be had relatively inexpensively here Garden Seeds |
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