Prepping for the woman in your life. . .

[Moose-Knuckle]

Ran across this recently Becoming an Outdoors Woman. Something like this would be instrumental for the woman in your life to ascertain particular skill sets.

[PA PATRIOT]

If you really want to survive a SHTF event with the Wife/Girl friend and your female tax credits make sure you have a sanitation kit as part of your Bug-Out kit.

Nothing says kill the man of the house like no TP, No Sanitary Napkins, Wet Wipes, Deodorant or a pot to crap in.

Think I'M kidding I would lay cash money the Alfa male will be fragged in less then a week without said items.

I'll see if I can post a picture of are sanitation kit once the kids relocate the Camera they misplaced.

[QuietShootr]

[Moose-Knuckle]

I'm talking about prepping not an intimate evening of passion, oh wait never mind. . .

[PA PATRIOT]

How many years you do before parole with your last girl friend?

[Vic303]

Moose, the BOW programs are supposed to be quite good for introducing neophyte women to the outdoors. However, I suggest if you do send her to a BOW event, you encourage her to set up her own BOB, and to discuss together certain hardware, supplies etc.

Also, I highly recommend having her check out this forum, which is aimed primarily at women with an interest in preparedness. www.mrssurvival.com
It is a very good site with a ton of useful info, much of which most guys don't typically prioritize for (seeing as how most male preppers I know are more interested in the hardware aspect, and having stored foods and ammo, and less interested in how to prepare said food, or waht to do with the kids, or Grandma or the neighbors etc )

Between the two of you, you should be able to form a good TEAM, capitalizing on each others strengths, and supporting each others weaknesses. This is how my husband and I tend to operate...

[Moose-Knuckle]

Moose, the BOW programs are supposed to be quite good for introducing neophyte women to the outdoors. However, I suggest if you do send her to a BOW event, you encourage her to set up her own BOB, and to discuss together certain hardware, supplies etc.

Also, I highly recommend having her check out this forum, which is aimed primarily at women with an interest in preparedness. www.mrssurvival.com
It is a very good site with a ton of useful info, much of which most guys don't typically prioritize for (seeing as how most male preppers I know are more interested in the hardware aspect, and having stored foods and ammo, and less interested in how to prepare said food, or waht to do with the kids, or Grandma or the neighbors etc )

Between the two of you, you should be able to form a good TEAM, capitalizing on each others strengths, and supporting each others weaknesses. This is how my husband and I tend to operate...

Thanks for link, my wife is on board with me and prepping. Everyday she sees more and more the frailty of the veneer over our society.

[duece71]

I wish my wife would join me. She is "head in the sand, ass in the air" completely. Its going to take "that moment" (which will be too late) for her to see the light. She is far to worried about the day to day with the kids and all that entails.

[LEXUSF]

nice! good idea!

[LEXUSF]

I wish my wife would join me. She is "head in the sand, ass in the air" completely. Its going to take "that moment" (which will be too late) for her to see the light. She is far to worried about the day to day with the kids and all that entails.

I took my wife today to sams club to get some goods and she kept going on and on about wasting money! I wish she to like your wife was a little more interested in making sure our family will be ok in such an event. She is more worried about spa pedi/mani and where to meet girls and take kids to lunch play dates!