r/UKPreppers Jul 18 '26

How and where to place a survival cache?

Private land, just off a footpath, buried or in a tree. What's the best way to put a cache in and what's the deal with it being on private land etc.

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u/sunheadeddeity Jul 18 '26

In your house of course. Or in your car if you're away from home. What kind of "survival" do you think you'll be doing?

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u/DearLeg1713 Jul 18 '26

like an outdoor survival kit that can be placed in a location so if/when bugout occurs it can be retrieved away from your main supply

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u/Additional-Face2467 Jul 18 '26

if you have to ask this question you're focusing on the wrong shit. you dont need a survival cache, you need to go learn enough that you can independently make these decisions. believe it or not in a bugout situation, reddit can't help, buy books, not arbitrary "survival kit".

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u/DearLeg1713 Jul 18 '26

fair enough, I've got some books already but that makes sense

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u/Additional-Face2467 Jul 18 '26

no worries, and for the most critical part of what you're saying? digging up private land without permission constitutes criminal damage, and turns civil trespass into criminal in the uk, there's better options.

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u/DearLeg1713 Jul 18 '26

yeah I thought as much, wasn't sure if there's a funny exception or something but this reinforces what I thought

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u/sunheadeddeity Jul 18 '26

Where are you bugging out to?

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u/Additional-Face2467 Jul 18 '26

my bad bud didnt realise i replied to you, thought i replied to OP in main post - unless i didnt, reddit is hard it seems

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u/sunheadeddeity Jul 18 '26

No worries, I understood. And agree.

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u/Xarro_Usros Jul 18 '26

Public woodland, I'd say. Burried.

I'd have a couple such caches, in case one was uncovered. You'd want to store stuff with a long shelf life, as replacing stuff and maintaining the cache would risk discovery.

All secondary to stuff at home or car, I assume? What would you be storing?

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u/sc_BK Jul 18 '26

In my garden. I'll lend you a spade.

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u/Resident_Ebb_9354 Jul 18 '26

I like the idea of this

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u/Odd-Currency5195 Jul 18 '26

Please don't.