A principle I teach in CQB is economy of motion. Simply - do the most damage with the least effort and risk at your disposal.
Another place to apply that principle is with the supplies you put in your Go Bags, load-outs, rucks, caches, hidey-holes, bunkers, et cetera. Most of you know the value of natural honey. Now look at your supplies - how many items 'could' you do without if you had a package of honey instead? How many of your stockpiled items may become impossible to acquire if Just-in-Time sucks a bullet?
I'm not telling you to trash your anti-biotic ointments - but you'd better have back-up options.
From a quick smear on small wounds in the field, to a quick energy burst, to making a meal or drink more palatable, to the obvious benefits of honey over other sweeteners - you need to stock up.
It's the people who define a community. People who are smart, compassionate, and self-motivated. If you do not have enough honey on-hand (you don't), then be certain to support a fellow Patriot when you order.
Vixie has your back, here.
Kerodin
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8 oz. of Honey for 7 bucks? That's over double the price local honey goes for around here at 4 or 5 bucks for 12 oz. and it's in a much sturdier squeeze bottle as well.
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