'Showing a simple and effective solution for storing food in an off grid cabin or for SHTF emergency preparedness situations. Although I wouldn\'t use this technique for long term storage of meat or dairy, it\'s very effective for storing eggs, produce and beverages. I have this truck box buried in the ground beneath my cabin and we store food and canned good in there year round with no rodent issues. The ambient temperature of the ground keeps everything cool in the summer and frost free in the winter. LINKS TO ALL THE ITEMS, TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT THAT WE USE CAN BE FOUND IN ONE CONVENIENT LOCATION. FIND LINKS BELOW: Homesteading Must haves: https://www.amazon.com/shop/thebossoftheswamp Our Amazon Affiliate Link: https://amzn.to/2CZhNSs As an Amazon associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. On my channel you will find videos pertaining to homesteading, gardening and living off the grid with fun DIY projects for self-reliance and SHTF emergency preparedness situations, with some campfire cooking and good old backwoods humor thrown in. Sharing knowledge and stories from over 30 years of living in the woods. FOR MORE CONTENT AND READINGS FROM MY PERSONAL MEMOIRS, COME JOIN OUR FRIENDLY CABIN LIFE COMMUNITY ON PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/bossoftheswamp Enjoy our FREE RECIPES and our PHOTO ALBUM at the FRIENDS OF FRANKIE AND THE BOSS page: https://frankieandtheboss.wixsite.com/mysite MOST FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS: Q: How do you have internet at your cabins? A: I have cell service at both cabins but it is spotty due to foliage and cloud cover. I can access the internet from my cabins but have to drive to a local wifi location to upload videos. Q: How old is Frankie? A: Frankie will be 10 in April of 2018 Q: What video editing software do I use? A: Presently, all I use is Windows Live Movie maker but I’m considering trying imovie, Adobe Elements or SONY VEGAS PRO. Q: How do you get your water? Did you dig a well? A: Presently, I haul water to the NY cabin but at the NH cabin, I drop a kettle into an old well that was dug by hand by the settlers in the 1700’s. Q:What is your favorite brand of cast iron cookware? A: I prefer using vintage cast iron. My favorites are BSR and Griswold. If I had to buy new I would buy a Lodge Brand. I plan to purchase this dutch oven in the future: Q: What do you use for refrigeration? A: We have a small gas refrigerator that we salvaged from an old Shasta camper and a custom icebox that I built into the cabin wall. We make ice on site with a propane freezer. Video of icebox: Video of Gas Refrigerator: Propane Freezer: Q: What do you use for cooking and heating? A: We use a Kitchen Queen 380 for cooking and heating during the winter months but we also have an antique gas stove in the cabin for when we don\'t need the heat from the KQ. All video content is protected by copyright. Any unauthorized reproduction or posting will be subject to a users fee. Copyright JC Desclos 2017 All rights reserved.'
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