We have been conditioned to take it for granted that we will always have breathable air. Most people, including preppers, don’t give a second thought to where their clean air will come from. Now we come to the fourth Three, which is clean, reliable air. That will just about take care of the shelter requirement in the Rule of Threes.
A fallout shelter, bunker, or panic room is a must for any serious survivalist. And where they keep that food and water is just as important. All of the preppers I know have shelves upon shelves of canned food and bottled water. Any prepper or survivalist worth their salt will have the first two covered. Because your resources might be limited, it’s important to only expend energy on what is most important. Understanding what your priorities are in an emergency situation is key to survival. 3 hours without shelter (in extreme conditions).
3 weeks without food (See Emergency Foods with 25-YEAR SHELF LIFE).
In an emergency situation, you can only survive: This is a guideline that helps them prioritize their efforts in an emergency situation. One thing that all survivalists and preppers know is the Rule of Threes. Preppers and survivalists know this, and that’s why they are prepared when the inevitable SHTF situation happens.
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