Chadd Wright

I take buckets of water once a week, go collect water.

Comes right out of a spring, some old rednecks found a spring back in there and ran a PVC pipe out of it, you know.

And so we just go there and collect all our water.

Well, you know, we'll order some stuff from the grocery store, you know.

It wouldn't be hard at all to ramp things up to the point that we were 100% eating what we could produce as a family unit.

No one person is going to produce everything that they need for them and their family to eat.

It's my cousin.

He raises cows.

So we know where they're coming from.

We know how they're living.

We know what they're being fed.

Like I said, my mama makes bread.

My wife can grow anything.

It's an effort.

You know, I hunt.

I can bring in wild game meat at any time.

Everybody thinks about when the apocalypse comes, you know, you think you're going to be eating all these deer and elk and stuff.

You're going to be eating squirrel, buddy.

Squirrel and birds, maybe a possum every now and then.

Them deer is going to be gone quick.