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BUILDING a DOOMSDAY HIDEOUT SHELTER in My BACKYARD - Part 1

BUILDING a DOOMSDAY HIDEOUT SHELTER in My BACKYARD - Part 1

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In this series the boys and I construct a doomsday shelter in my backyard I hope you all enjoy barton_outdoors: hey flair, when i was raising show goats we changed the bedding every day and made sure they had clear water to drink to keep down the barber pole worms. also make sure that their feed is in a trough and not on the ground to help prevent worms. we also vaccinated every month with dewormer. if you have any questions about goats let me know i will help our where i can.
Date: 2020-03-20

Comments and reviews: 9


First you done screwed the preverbal pooch. You should have used corrugated steel panels on the inside, if you ever watch the a-team you would know its bullet proof. Second the bed should go against the back wall, half the width and bunk beds. In the end times you aint bathing and aint nobody want to sleep in the same bed with an unkept Bonzo. Third you should have put an escape hatch in the floor. Last, you need solar panels for the roof to charge you iPhone with. I hope the videos get better boys, you aint gonna survive the ends days with that.
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Hey Flair just a cool idea, why dont you make the animals use one of those buildings to live in, then take the other down to the pond, maybe take out a side wall and then a wall on the other building and connect them together so you have a good bunk out shelter. Just an idea pin me if you think its a good one
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Bro, is that shelter waterproofed and insulated? Did you seal the bullet holes? Drywall will mold if you don't seal it from moisture. Sorry, just letting you know. In the process of becoming an Architect, and I like to warn people if they do anything wrong that may affect their health. Just be safe my guy.
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Guess a suggestion is a little but you could always modify. I spent a week in a fish house on Lake of the Woods in Minnesota and it had 4 fold down bunk beds. 3/4' ply on hinges two on each side top and bottom. Had chains for support to make level. Worked perfect.
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For the 24 hour challenge you could have bonzo and Sam and john all try to come get you while you try to defend yourself with a paintball gun and cook fish that you catch from the pond and drink water that you purify from the pond
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I just realized that you have a goat named Dale and Karen which Ive known. But just realized that those are my Grandparents names and they had goats. Coincidence? I think not.
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Great part one of the series 32: 48 caught me by surprise Loved it Excited and can't wait for the next part. In the meantime I hope everyone stays happy, healthy and safe.
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I was low key. okay, high key hoping y'all would re-use the toilet seat porthole window idea. Biggest question: All hell breaks loose. who's in that bunker with you Flair?
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When are you going hunting in Bostwana, Kenya or back in Nambia? Take a 338 Laupa, 300 wsm AR-10 and a 375 h&h magnum rifle for the big game like cape Bufalo and griafes.
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