Meetings / Classes
Join us for a hands-on session where we’ll create or update Emergency Binders, a must-have for emergency preparedness! Whether you're building a new binder or refreshing an old one, this interactive session will help you get organized for any emergency scenario. Bring a binder and supplies:( I do have some used binders if you need one to get started). Bring copies of area maps of your neighborhood, city, and /or state, highlighters, post-its, pencils, dividers, and page protectors. Purchase a decent size flash drive so you can input your important data at a later time. Be prepared to highlight escape routes from home/work to bug out locations. I’ll provide some handouts, important numbers and addresses, and templates to ensure your binder has enough information and plans to get you on your way to be a prepared prepper. I will also bring some privacy boards for information you may want to keep private. See you there!
Group Luncheon
Meeting and Class TBD
Meeting and Class TBD
Meeting and Class on Guerrilla Garden Plants
A presentation on PowerStation 500.
Good morning, The next meeting will be August 3, 2024, at 11 a.m. in the Conroe area. The discussion will be your plans on how to get home if an event happens while you are out of town or out of the country. What would you do to get home? Please RSVP if you plan to attend. Looking forward to seeing everyone. Thanks, Tony
More to follow.
Group Range Day.
Meeting on hurricane prepardness.
Basic Orienteering with task to be completed at each point.
Class on antennas, manual and CHIRP programming.
Class on processing chickens.
Group hike to test your equipment.
The class will be about the general maintenance of handguns; you can bring your unloaded handgun to the class and learn how to conduct maintenance. If you would like to shoot at the indoor range, the cost is 18.00 per hour. No steel cased or penetrator rounds. Please RSVP.
Introduction to Map Reading. You will need a protractor, compass, 3x5 card, and a pencil.
Please RSVP by email at txmag@proton.me. Come join us for a hike and field training exercise on Sunday, May 26th at 1100. The goal is to hike a 3 mile loop in the Lake Houston Wilderness Park and try out some hot meal preparation of shelf stable food along the way. Location: 25840 FM 1485, New Caney. TX 77357 There is a $3 entry fee to the Park per adult. Trail map available at entry gate for free. Hike will start and end by the large parking lot near the Joe Turner Nature Center cabin. Parking and meet up: UTM Grid 30.137,-95.168 Bring your Day Bag, shelf stable food to cook and a fuel/gas type cooking system to try out. Also bring utensils and clean up gear. The recommended Day Bag contents are listed below, feel free to bring whatever you would like. However, a mandatory minimum amount of gear is required for the health and safety of all participants. Mandatory items include proper clothing and footwear, insect repellent, water, cellular phone, trail map, prescribed medication, pocket knife, flashlight and identification. I will bring a spare Day Bag in case someone can't. Firearms, alcohol, outside wood, and illicit drugs and prohibited. Plants, trees and animals, alive or dead, cannot be molested or used for food or fuel. Please refer to the Park rules. Recommended "DAY BAG" Contents IFAK Insect and sun repellant Bandanna, shemagh, or towel Hat Locking or fixed blade knife Hands free flashlight Spare batteries for flashlight Compass Note pad and Pen, weatherproof Lighter, All weather matches All purpose wipes Snacks, high calorie and high nutrient Map of Area, weatherproof Cell phone Battery backup for phone Cables for phone Waterproof case or bag for phone and accessories Bottled water, minimum (2 quarts) Electrolyte packets Gloves, mechanic style Rain jacket Lawn trash bags or can liners, (2) Tarp, 6'x8' 550 cord or survival cord, (50') Zip ties, 16", (12) If you have any questions or concerns, please email me. Thanks and looking forward to seeing you there.
Group campout. More information to follow. Please RSVP.
Introduction to Map Reading. Please RSVP.
Introduction to Archery. Please RSVP. We have limited slots available. This event is a no cost event.
Presentation on communications and antennas. Please RSVP.
A meet and greet; and a discussion on bags on Sunday for members who are unable to make the Saturday meetings. Bring your bags and share with others of what you pack in your bags. Please RSVP.
Introduction to Map Reading. Please RSVP.
In a STOP THE BLEED® course, you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out: (1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound; (2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding; (3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.
Please RSVP for this meeting/class. Thank you.
In a STOP THE BLEED® course, you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out: (1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound; (2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding; (3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet.
Round table discussion, why we prep, decision-making process on either bug in or bug out, current situation locally and nationally, and any other subjects that want to be discussed. Please RSVP. Please RSVP at txmag@proton.me
https://storage2.snappages.site/MCZG4J/assets/files/Crisis-Prep-Expo-2024-class-presentation-96.pdf
https://storage2.snappages.site/MCZG4J/assets/files/Crisis-Prep-Expo-2024-class-presentation-96.pdf
Please RSVP for this meeting/class. Thank you. The presenter will be going over the Rule of 3; Preparing each category in cycles for example Phase 1: 30 to 60 days worth of supplies with an emphasis on being mobile, increasing physical fitness and mental toughness and follow it up with 2 more phases; how much water do you really need?; how to store water; how to make it drinkable; where to find it; how much water should you carry.
General overview on the different techniques of canning. Please RSVP.
General overview on bug out bags/get home bags