/r/NNEPreppers

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A regional subreddit in the style of /r/preppers. For Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont. People from nearby areas are also welcome to join: southern Quebec, upstate New York, Massachusetts.

A regional subreddit in the style of /r/preppers. For Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont. People from nearby areas are also welcome to join: southern Quebec, upstate New York, Massachusetts.

/r/NNEPreppers

367 Subscribers

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Finding like minded people.

We found that it is hard to know where people stand on things. Everyone is afraid to speak. As the S continues to hit the fan we need brothers in arms. My town has some but also a lot of government zombies. Thoughts?

(Northern New Hampshire. Originally from NY. Escape from NY was accomplished).

4 Comments
2020/04/20
18:07 UTC

8

All of New England is under a stay at home order, are you prepared?

As of her speech on Saturday night, Dr. Birx has recommended people not go to the grocery store unless absolutely necessary. Is there anything you are still trying to stock up on? Any thoughts on this pandemic?

8 Comments
2020/04/06
15:51 UTC

13

Anyone here? How are y'all preparing for the risk of Covid-19 coming to the Northeast?

Seems like a dead sub, but just checking in.

14 Comments
2020/02/26
22:59 UTC

8

How active can we make this?

Last post is 6 months old....anyone still around?

4 Comments
2019/09/07
03:47 UTC

1

Looking for Weather-Geek Resources?

Hey All.

Just looking for some leads for any manner of Subreddit(s)/Chats/Forums/News/Sites Regarding Southern New England Weather and Disaster Preparedness?

Mostly focused on Hyper-local weather, but I need to learn weather basics as well...

Any other related resources greatly welcome.

Thank you.

0 Comments
2019/03/02
14:27 UTC

3

On the storage of rice

1 Comment
2018/09/19
02:24 UTC

2

Excited to finally have an indoor fireplace!

Girlfriend and I moved into a big old farmhouse that has multiple brick fireplaces. We'll be heating primarily with oil with certain rooms having electric as a backup but I'm planning on storing some wood in the basement just in case everything else fails. I loved growing up using wood heat and feel much more comfortable now to have redundant heating options.

Now I just need to buy a better chainsaw and a backup handsaw and get to work! (Oh, and the other million things to do)

0 Comments
2018/06/14
21:40 UTC

5

What are some reliable crops to grow in our cold climates?

I am in Northern Maine and was wondering what are some good practical crops to grow for subsistence in case of long term food shortages? My first guess is potatoes, pumpkin, yams, dirt veggies essentially. Anyone else have some insight, suggestions, experience?

2 Comments
2017/11/10
00:46 UTC

6

Introduce yourself!

I noticed that there was a lot of interest in a New England regional prepper group, but nobody had created one yet, so I went ahead and did it.

There's only one downside - I am not a prepper! Just interested in the topic. So I am looking for people to help me moderate.

How about you? How long have you been interested in preparedness? Do you like to keep it simple, or do you have a secret hideout with 6 years' worth of supplies?

4 Comments
2017/10/23
03:56 UTC

3

Prepping for winter

What are you doing to get ready for winter?

I'm considering buying one of these for every member of my family: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00N509LHA?ref=emc_b_5_i

3 Comments
2017/10/23
03:42 UTC

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