Survival Strategies and Spider Holes

Doug has a plan to use spider holes as a survival strategy in case of an economic collapse. These are camouflaged, one-man foxholes that he can live in temporarily. Doug has built a network of these spider holes over hundreds of miles, ensuring a fallback option if his ranch is compromised. The video explains the construction and camouflage techniques for these shelters, emphasizing their role in Doug's survival plan.

What is Doug's primary plan if his ranch is compromised?

• Build a new ranch

• Fall back to shelters

• Move to a city

• Travel abroad

What is a spider hole?

• A military vehicle

• A type of insect nest

• A type of weapon

• A camouflaged underground shelter

How long can Doug stay in a spider hole?

• One day

• Three to seven days

• Two weeks

• One month

Why is camouflage important for the spider hole's lid?

• To make it waterproof

• To blend with the surroundings

• To make it fireproof

• To keep it warm

What materials does Doug use for camouflage?

• Wood and fabric

• Metal and glass

• Dead grass and slate

• Paint and plastic

How extensive is Doug's network of spider holes?

• In a single forest

• Across multiple countries

• Over hundreds of miles

• Within a single city

What is the altitude range of Doug's spider holes?

• Up to 12,000 feet

• Up to 9,000 feet

• Up to 15,000 feet

• Up to 5,000 feet

What is Doug's ultimate goal with his spider holes?

• To ensure survival

• To use them for farming

• To sell them

• To host events

What can the spider holes withstand?

• A motorcycle

• A small car

• A Jeep or tractor

• A bicycle

What is Doug's plan after using the spider holes?

• To start a new business

• To retreat and survive

• To rebuild his ranch

• To move to a new country