STEALTH PREPPING

 

 

            Due to the virus and the political situation we suggest you should be prepping, but at the same time do it very quietly. The last thing you want is to be labeled as some kind of extremist of any side or ilk.

            This is where our “Toucan Bill” system comes into play. When you go to the store, put “Two-cans on the Bill”. In this way you draw no attention, especially from some whack job who wants to start screaming that you are a hoarder. If you can get to a “case lots” type store, buy a case, not twelve.

            It’s great to live in an area like mine when gun ownership, camping, hunting and fishing are part of what we do, and prepping is no problem.  But not all of us live in areas or situations where prepping is looked upon favorably so it helps to avoid hassles by “stealth prepping”.

            This is basically prepping without any outward appearances than might “spook the sheep”. You avoid any “military” looking items that would be in areas easily seen by friends, neighbors, mailman, co-workers, or in some cases, even family. You can have non-camo backpacks of various sizes and regular gear “for camping”, regular first aid kits, extra store bought canned and non-perishable foods to a reasonable degree in the pantry or on the shelves, decorative candles, a flashlight here and there, and a manual can opener and never draw a second look.

            Special gear, extra supplies, such as long term storage foods, and cases of bottled water can go under beds and in closets. Firearms, especially anything that remotely looks like an “assault weapon”, should be kept from sight along with bows and large sheath knives.

            This also means, other than the American, no flags, symbols, patches, outfits or anything else that screams “SURVIVALIST”.

                                IN YOUR POSITION, YOU WANT NO ATTENTION.