/out/ -Hello /out/, I was wondering how many of you here have plans for homesteading, or self sufficiency? basically like a long term version of going innawoods or bug out bag, it is being able to provide for yourself over a very long period of time. Skills

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Anonymous 03/28/15 (Sat) 02:39:23 No.611

Hello /out/, I was wondering how many of you here have plans for homesteading, or self sufficiency? basically like a long term version of going innawoods or bug out bag, it is being able to provide for yourself over a very long period of time.

Skills required to do so among many would be farming, animal husbandry, hunting, fishing, trapping, and maybe a small textile place where you can make your own clothes.

The point of going through with all this is I want to live outside of the US in a random country in the middle of nowhere, far far away from the US when it does collapse. I was wondering if anyone else had plans like this, how they are preparing themselves, and id just like to get to know people with the same idea I have. thanks.

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Anonymous 04/05/15 (Sun) 03:11:17 No.645

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OP are you still there? I recommend reading, "The knowledge: how to rebuild our world from scratch" by Lewis Dartnell.

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