rough terrain and high wind in a preferred embodiment the wind turbine stabilizing system is packaged as a kit comprising three stabilizer bags twenty four plastic stakes twenty four bungee cords three ground tarps a repair kit consisting of hh 66 glue and vinyl scraps and a shop vacuum for inflation and deflation of the bags at the jobsite a 5 hp motor shop vacuum is sufficient power for inflation and deflation of bags of the dimensions described once the bags are deflated the entire kit is small light and easily transportable in the preferred embodiment as a matter of practice the user would first unpack the kit and inflate all three stabilizer bag by attaching the shop vacuum or other air supply to the two way valve the user would then place the ground tarp on the ground in the desired location corresponding to where each of the three wind turbine blades would be the user then places each inflated stabilizer bag on each ground tarp in the preferred embodiment the bags further comprise anchoring points preferably at each corner which may further be defined by metal d rings through which anchoring straps can be threaded and staked to the ground the user may secure each bag to the ground using the supplied plastic stakes and bungee cords in the preferred embodiment the metal d rings are welded from behind for additional strength and stability the anchoring straps may comprise any sturdy material sufficient to stabilize the bag in high wind situations and may be nylon rubber rope or elastic bungee cord construction in the preferred embodiment the stakes are of sufficient length and size to adequately hold the bag dimensions in windy conditions stakes of 12 u2033 in length and of plastic construction have.