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Have you Considered an Underground Bunker?

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The word prepper became synonymous with a certain brand of emergency preparedness in 2012. This was due in large part to the Nat Geo Doomsday Preppers television show. It was still pretty early in the reality tv game and many people weren’t quite sure how much of this new thing was staged and manipulated.

The word prepper became synonymous with a certain brand of emergency preparedness in 2012.One of the items that became synonymous with preppers were their doomsday bunkers. This is funny because a bunker is a serious investment and something that most of the estimated 2 million preppers would struggle to afford.

Fast forward nearly 10 years and a lot has changed in the landscape of prepping. One such is that people are starting to understand what a real prepper is. They are also coming to the realization that the time to prepare for a natural disaster is huge.

Bunkers are Cheaper

Now we are dealing with a world where bunkers are easier and cheaper to acquire. That means a small bunker could be something worth considering.

While you might not find yourself in the lap of luxury, you certainly can find a budget bunker solution.

Bunkers Expand Storage

Maybe you are maxed out on storage potential in your home. A bunker offers great options in terms of storage and OPSEC.

If you face a tornado you have an option but, in the meantime, you have the ability to store preps out of the sight of neighbors and anyone else you don’t want to know about them.

Bunkers don’t Mean the End is Near

We have to get past the idea that a bunker means the world is ending to an end. It’s just a fortified storage area and a hedge against tornadoes. That is something to consider.

Of course, the word conjures things up but we are in control of words. Maybe it’s time to consider a bunker of your own.

The word prepper became synonymous with a certain brand of emergency preparedness in 2012.