Survival PVC Pipe Cache

[randomuser]

If I was to build one, it would be with fully covering end caps, and that purple PVC cement. You just need a handsaw to open it after unearthing it. It’s going to be dormant for a long, long time in the soil. Make sure it’s completely impervious to moisture getting in.

Bury a saw blade on top of the pvc cap bagged up and sealed really good so you have a cutting tool there to use.

 

[axshon]

Shall we return to the days of yore when most folks here realized that MSP and other .gov orgs were known to follow these threads and take notes? Might lead to some uncomfortable questions some day. Hope not but times have not been normal for years.

If it's time to bury them, it's time to dig them up.

 

[Harrys]

 

[Docster]

Shall we return to the days of yore when most folks here realized that MSP and other .gov orgs were known to follow these threads and take notes? Might lead to some uncomfortable questions some day. Hope not but times have not been normal for years.

If it's time to bury them, it's time to dig them up.

Don't need to. Those who post without any idea of your statement will keep the feds and MSP busy to keep the hassles away from everyone else. I say start a thread to list every gun and # of ammo rounds, braces and home built firearms members own.........

 

[parttimer]

If you decide to bury survivor tubes be very careful of where you put them and what you have in them.
My friend had an uncle that buried some tube in land that was not his. His tubes were found when they were building a new roadway. I am not sure how many were found or what type of firearms were in them but, he ended up in prison over it.

 

[RegularJay]

If you rely on glued fittings use plumbers primer & glue! 1 product glue like electricians use does not create a long term waterproof joint.

 

[willtill]

I use these to seal my chicken feeder tubes. They seal well enough to keep a driving rain out.

But what about hydrostatic pressure in the soil where it was buried?

 

[DaveP]

Has a friend claim to have buried a LOT of stuff many years ago, in a couple locations. He seeded both areas with truckloads of old tie plates, spikes, and other metal debris in an effort to impede detection.

Then he had a massive stroke in his early 40s.

That was almost 35 years ago...

 

[willtill]

Has a friend claim to have buried a LOT of stuff many years ago, in a couple locations. He seeded both areas with truckloads of old tie plates, spikes, and other metal debris in an effort to impede detection.

Then he had a massive stroke in his early 40s.

That was almost 35 years ago...

No map or clue to where he buried what? Treasures to be found.

 

[Bountied]

By the time you need to use it, you will have forgotten where you buried it.

I buried a can of quarters in the woods behind my moms house, I still haven't found it. I am also missing a $100 bill I hid in the encyclopedias. I could have sworn I wrote the volume and page number but I lost the note and never found the hundo. I'm over hiding things from myself.

 

[Archeryrob]

I can't find crap in the garage and bury in the dirt in the wood s and wonder how that will turn out.

 

[Growler215]

I buried a can of quarters in the woods behind my moms house, I still haven't found it. I am also missing a $100 bill I hid in the encyclopedias. I could have sworn I wrote the volume and page number but I lost the note and never found the hundo. I'm over hiding things from myself.

Pre-1964 (silver) quarters?

 

[Bountied]

Pre-1964 (silver) quarters?

Not that I am aware of, just an 8oz can of random quarters from the 90s.

 

[Boxcab]

I buried a can of quarters in the woods behind my moms house, I still haven't found it. I am also missing a $100 bill I hid in the encyclopedias. I could have sworn I wrote the volume and page number but I lost the note and never found the hundo. I'm over hiding things from myself.

What, you didn't prepare a "Staff of Bountied"???

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[Bountied]

What, you didn't prepare a "Staff of Bountied"???

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I didn't have a well of souls to use it in. I was unprepared.

 

[smokey]

If you're burying it in your own yard... it'd be way easier just toss it under attic insulation near a hvac vent or something.

 

[Boxcab]

I didn't have a well of souls to use it in. I was unprepared.

I used my HO train set and Matchbox twin loopdy loop set to fabricate a miniature city. It was a real PITA to set it up every solar equinox to pinpoint the location of my stashed loot.


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[Bountied]

If you're burying it in your own yard... it'd be way easier just toss it under attic insulation near a hvac vent or something.

I have a secret room in the basement. The doorway looks like a book shelf and the walls are covered in lead. It requires a retinal scan and a DNA sample for entrance. There's a bottle of lotion and some Kleenex on the bookshelf.

 

[ironpony]

I have a secret room in the basement. The doorway looks like a book shelf and the walls are covered in lead. It requires a retinal scan and a DNA sample for entrance. There's a bottle of lotion and some Kleenex on the bookshelf.

I'm on my way !

 

[Boxcab]

Locating relative to fixed items is smart. Fences, houses, barns, etc. don't move very often. A corner fence post, with 1MN carved in it, works. Just dig one meter north of the post. Just check in on the site every decade or so.


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