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CatWoman

(79,302 posts) Fri Oct 5, 2012, 08:26 PM Oct 2012

How long would this last at your house?

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How long would this last at your house? (Original Post) CatWoman Oct 2012 OP

Joint aside, we could make it about five years on our current stock of food with the local creek. HopeHoops Oct 2012 #1

All weekend. And that's only because, as you can see below... I've cut WAY back. MiddleFingerMom Oct 2012 #2

dayum!!! CatWoman Oct 2012 #3

HopeHoops

(47,675 posts)

1. Joint aside, we could make it about five years on our current stock of food with the local creek.

Reply to CatWoman (Original post)

Fri Oct 5, 2012, 08:38 PM

Oct 2012

All we need is water. We've got food. We've got firestock. Add water and you've got food. Okay, maybe 8-10 years. But at least 5. I keep a 5-year minimum supply of dried grains and legumes at all times. They don't go bad in mason jars. Water is the only variable.

On Edit: SHIT!!!! I forgot the pot!

MiddleFingerMom

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2. All weekend. And that's only because, as you can see below... I've cut WAY back.

Reply to CatWoman (Original post)

Fri Oct 5, 2012, 10:05 PM

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CatWoman

(79,302 posts)

3. dayum!!!

Reply to MiddleFingerMom (Reply #2)

Fri Oct 5, 2012, 10:43 PM

Oct 2012

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