Family Prepping and Survival Skills

Rachel and Josh, a couple living in Paris, California, have embraced a survivalist lifestyle. Initially starting with small-scale prepping like keeping chickens, they have expanded their efforts to include a fully equipped bunker. This bunker, designed to protect against extreme conditions, is stocked with food, medical supplies, and security systems. Their daughters, Madison and Hannah, are also involved in prepping activities. The family regularly practices living with emergency supplies to ensure readiness for any situation.

Where do Rachel and Josh live?

• Los Angeles, California

• Paris, California

• Paris, France

• San Francisco, California

What was the first step in Rachel and Josh's prepping journey?

• Building a bunker

• Storing water

• Raising chickens for eggs

• Buying tactical gear

How much breathable air does the bunker provide?

• 48 hours

• 24 hours

• 12 hours

• 72 hours

What is one of the security features in the bunker?

• Guard dogs

• Motion-activated security system

• Surveillance cameras

• Security guards

How long can Rachel and Josh's family survive in the bunker with their stored food?

• Six months

• One year

• Two years

• Three years

How do Rachel and Josh's daughters participate in prepping?

• They store food

• They build bunkers

• They attend survival classes

• They design tactical gear

What is one activity the daughters enjoy related to prepping?

• Building shelters

• Going on bug-out hikes

• Fishing

• Cooking in the bunker

What is the main reason Rachel and Josh consider themselves extreme preppers?

• They have a large family

• They live in a remote area

• They have extensive prepping supplies and a bunker

• They are survival experts

What is an MRE?

• A radio equipment

• A type of tactical gear

• A motion-activated security system

• An emergency food supply

Why do Rachel and Josh substitute one meal a week with MREs for their daughters?

• To reduce cooking time

• To save money

• To introduce new flavors

• To prepare them for bunker life