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Jason E. Ellis
Jason E. Ellis
15 years ago

Question for you, don’t know if you already answered this in past pod cast? What do you do with you animals when bugging out? Do you take the 5 cats and 2 dogs with you? Do you let then run the street; do you humanely put them down? I know at one point you said have 30 days supply of food for them. If you have to pick up and go…? What?

offgridmontana
15 years ago

Some nice 10-40 acre lots at Beartooth Valley Ranch near Red Lodge, MT and Cody, WY. The lowest priced one is 19,000 for a 20 acre lot, but walk in only. Yes, walk in, perfect for some looking to bug out.

http://rmtlproperties.com/component/content/article/45/89.html

https://rmtlproperties.com/montana-land-for-sale.html

http://rmtlproperties.com/wyoming-land-for-sale.html

I can’t find the link for the 19,000 dollar property, but it’s displayed in local print publications. Hope I was helpful! These are the properties I’m looking to buy on a merger SSDI income. Also try up by Lincoln, MT for smaller 1-5 acre lots surrounded by National Forest and BLM land.

Dene Brock
15 years ago

Jack, this has to be the best, most informative and most timely audio you’ve done to date.

It helped me take a much more organized look at my own plan, see my strengths, and more importantly, my weaknesses. It also hit a point with me that I have not been able to work through- how to prepare family members who live far away.

My mom lives in Central Texas and is surrounded by her sisters, brothers and my sister is there as well. She has a big support network, which helps ease my concerns, but I’m not sure that any of them have truly explored their options if something bad were to happen. One of my aunts contacted me to ask about dehydrating food. She saw some of my posts on facebook and wanted to learn more. A week earlier, one of my uncles emailed me about food storage after listening to a podcast link I had also placed on fb. I think the time is PRIME to move my family forward and this audio might be the key.

I plan to burn CD’s for my family and send copies off this week.

Thanks again for an awesome show.

james
15 years ago

to many pepole don\’t think of there dogs, cats or what have you in the event of an emeregency..they live form day to day or week to week without the thought of prepartions of the animals but may have got stuff ready for themselves an not the anaimals figureing the animals can eat what they eat to sustain them which in realilty does not thelp ther cause in the event something should come up an they have to bug out… beingcomding short on food supplies is not an good diea so thereone mysst consider the care of there animals in more than just food flea spsrays powders etc is also an must have item for their aniamsls an other things as well how about toys, chains to resatarint them, leashes, food bowls, an other neccesisties for the pet too.. hope this helps … Jim

Matt
Matt
15 years ago

Regarding tracking home expenditures – a very cool and FREE resources is http://www.moneytrackin.com . That’s correct- no “g” at the end.

It is basically a free check register but like Quicken – enter expenses, keep a balance, schedule future expenses, run reports, catagorize with tags. I have been using for almost a year. It is web based, so you and a spouse can share usernames and enter remotely, even from an iPod app.

Like I said, it is FREE and safe- no account numbers needed. So, IF for some reason someone hacked into it, they only see you spent $50 on groceries.

War Eagle Scout

Roknrandy
Roknrandy
15 years ago

Great show Jack. Lots of info I need to revisit! Thanks

Curt
Curt
15 years ago

Jack:

Great show! You were on fire. Your passion and intensity really shine through on this show. It will make a great “Introduction Piece” for new listeners. I have a whole crew that I’m going introduce to the podcast with this episode.

You have the boulder rolling down the mountain and it is gaining momentum. Good for you.

Curt

Bobby
Bobby
15 years ago

Jack,

This was a great show. Something that I can share with our family members. Think they will get the idea of what we are trying to do. Hopefully it will get them started too.

Thanks,
Bobby

Dene Brock
15 years ago

LOL – thanks for cleaning up the spam for us Jack!

I have a question.. In the past I think I remember you saying that you took your cats with you when you go up to your BOL in Arkansas. How do they handle the trip? My cats get car-sick just traveling to the vet\’s office.

Craig Emmerick
15 years ago

Hey Jack

Love the forum. You are more informative in your relaxed and uncomplicated and casual podcast, that makes me listen to all the MP3s at work, while I get down to some jobs. Thanks for this and what you are doing for people, even as far as South Africa, land of biltong ……..LoL !!

I used to get a mail from you to inform me and a link to the next episode of your podcast, but that stopped all of a sudden. Has this service stopped for a reason or am I been silly here?

Good work and really enjoy sharing the listening time with a few liked minded friends at work.

Ta