Prepper Bartering Guide: What to Stockpile For SHTF KarambitKnives,com
In this video, we explore the essential prepper barter items you need to have in your stockpile to ensure survival during a crisis. From the best barter items for preppers to top barter items for preppers, we cover everything you need to know about bartering in a crisis.
Understanding what survival barter items are most valuable can make a significant difference in a post-collapse scenario. We delve into the prepping barter guide, highlighting crucial barter supplies list that can be traded for other necessities. Whether you are new to prepping or an experienced survivalist, this video offers valuable insights on bartering tips for preppers.
Learn about the essential barter items that will hold the most value in a barter economy and discover why having a diverse collection of prepper trading items can enhance your chances of thriving when traditional currency loses its value. We also discuss the importance of bartering skills for preppers, helping you become adept at negotiating and trading in times of need.
From crisis barter items to emergency barter items, this comprehensive guide covers all the bases to prepare you for any situation. Don’t miss out on these vital insights that could help you and your loved ones survive and thrive.
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OUTLINE:
00:00:00 Intro
00:00:34 Non-Perishable Foods
00:01:10 Variety is Key
00:01:45 Bottled Water
00:02:16 Beyond the Bottle
00:02:52 First Aid Kits
00:03:41 Beyond the Basics
00:04:36 Maintaining Hygiene
00:05:21 Morale and Dignity
00:06:11 Multi-tools and Knives
00:07:02 Choosing the Right Tools
00:07:53 The Importance of Staying Warm
00:08:17 Choosing the Right Gear
00:08:45 The Power of Fuel in a Crisis
00:09:20 Safe Storage and Bartering Tactics
00:10:12 The Underrated Essentials
00:11:11 Maximizing Your Bartering Power
00:12:02 The Importance of Ammo in a Crisis
00:12:29 Choosing and Storing Your Ammo Wisely
00:12:53 Why Books Matter When the Grid Goes Down
00:13:45 Building Your Essential Survival Library
00:14:43 Outro
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While I am mostly prepared for the typical shortages, outages and modern short and medium term crisis management I have an eye towards long term if it happens.
My thesis statement is this; "Every crisis contains the seeds of multigenerational wealth."
Prep well, be ready to put people to work increasing your wealth. Having food stored is only one part of the equation. Hand tools for gardening, construction, cottage manufacturing, the skills to use them and the ability to teach will turn a home into a manor and the homeowner into a lord of the estate.
Our hobbies are a major part of our prep. We are gardening, planting fruit trees, berry bushes, working a grape vine. We also sew, crochet, cook, bake, fish, shoot, reload, bicycle, maintain our tools, sharpen our knives. Our hand tools will work in the garden, dig a well, an outhouse, cut down trees, mix mortar, butcher meat, grind grain, make sausage, can food, make pickles, make beer and wine, turn that into vinegar, make clothes, buttons, fertilizer, maintain bicycles.
I won't trade for much, but I will feed and shelter someone that works for me.
The neighborhood has a few others with these types of hobbies, several gardeners, we have someone who sews better and makes better patterns, and we have a hobby blacksmith/mechanic. We know someone with a larger orchard, someone with goats, several with chickens.
Great info for sure!!!
This is one of the best videos you’ve made.
Hi all, let's not forget about alcohol. many will want to relieve their pain and anguish and not to mention it's antiseptic purposes.
My physical barter items are mostly things that I can carry with me on an evac. Fire starting items, sewing, fishing items, and garden seeds are good for that. My most valuable barter items are my lifetime of knowledge and skills. Among those skills are primitive and advanced survival, combat field and clinical medic, computer and electronics technician, agricultural and currently state certified master gardener and master naturalist.
Keep up the hard work
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