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With only a 5 year shelf life I would not consider these as a survival food. Survival food should have a 20+ year shelf life but will require more water, fuel and time to cook. BTW: 4Patriots food is a ripoff.

Anyone carrying any kind of kit in an SHTF situation is gonna be a target. Molly on your bag isn’t going to make a difference in that situation. As to the day to day, I don’t think it matters either. If you see these cities with their rash of smash and grab crime, they don’t look closely at the bag they steal. They see a dark lump, break the window, grab anything they see and run. In all the videos I’ve seen, none of the bags stolen looked tactical at all. The bag Being visible and accessible along with looking like a tourist and having no situational awareness is all that seems to matter. Criminals aren’t as discerning as people seem to think they are.

I Carry My Fixed Blade Knife With Sheath With Me On My Belt In Case SHTF And Black Military Tactical Assault Backpack And Black Military Tactical Drop Leg Bag In Case SHTF. That's My Bug Out Bag And Get Home Bag.

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Yea man,where you been ? lol really dig the videos

I like seeing pantry walk throughs, they really help me visualize my mistakes and strengths, plus gives me ideas that I hadn't thought of yet.

Nice selection, great video. Very important: Paracord burns rather slow and very hot. And Paracord is almost in every bug out bag I have ever seen. Also: rubber bands or inner tubes of bycicles. Those are basically wildfires waiting to happen. What I personally prefer: I dip the top third and bottom third of a cotton round in candle wax and leave the mid third as is. Once you need a fire you can pull the wax covered parts apart a little bit and the middle part which is not covered in wax will take a spark from a ferro rod. And they burn for 3-8 minutes. That's my ultimate fire starter.

Nice video, good work! I'd still replace the Blender Bottle with a Grayl Geopress or a Bachgold Filter. They are basically the same size and are filter by themselves.

So much empty space on your shelves. Fill it with cans.

Cool vid but the pace is blah. 5 mins in and we're finally at the pantry. Camera is shaky, consider tripod or stabilization system.

Thank you for showing this great idea.

The best thing of the jars you keep reusing bags is One time use great video.. great job on the prepping 😊

Good presentation skills and good common sense.

There is Not Much Quality in Store Brands Like Wal-Marts "Great Value"!! Some Food Items are Worth Spending a Bit More Money On Instead of CRAP Products Your Family Will Not Eat. "Great Value Lunchen Meat" Is One of Them. SPAM Is a Decent Product and There Are Many Ways To Prepare It. I Have Been Gathering and Prepping For 12 Yrs. Now, and Have Tried Many Different Brand Name Products. I Find The "Great Value" Brand is Very Low On My List. You Get What You Pay For!! If Your Not Going to Eat Your Preps. Then It's All For Not. Do Your Research!!

Great vid

Refuge medical Ifak.

I’ve used canned carrots with BB date of Apr. ‘21. In beef stew when I had no fresh carrots.

Our neighbor does container gardens too, only his are in Home Depot orange buckets. The containers would look so much better if they were painted. I do like the idea. We have bunnies' that eat everything! I might do this next year. Good idea!

I bought a sample pack of the Peak , They were all really good , the beef stroganoff was awesome and the biscuits and gravy was off the hook.

Depending on meal, it's either Mountain House or Peak Refuel. Overall Peak Refuel is much better. Crazy how you got it for $10 though, they are $14 everywhere.

Beanie :) Head covering.... for cold weather/sleeping

Refugee medical makes unbelievable kits.. best I’ve ever seen. I’ve got 6 total, but the SOB rises on the belt

You at least need 5 Years worth of food, and you need SKILLS. I'm a Prepper Survivalist Woodsmen Skills are everything.

Project Blue Beam - look it up ;) Project Mockingbird - look it up ;) - Godspeed

Now that my husband works away a cpl days a week I'll be making him one. Along with printing a cpl map options to get home easily

I don't have a pantry in my little house but extra food is everywhere I can cram it. Under the couches is perfect for cans laid on their sides, lol.

No tarp or rain gear hello hypothermia

The one item I think is essential is a water tap key (that's what we call it in Australia). Getting water in an urban environment is so much easier if any tap you find can be used.

People with these beautiful pantries obviously don't live in earthquake territory..

Given your stated support parameters it seems like a well thought out bag. There are a few things I'll bring up though. Personally I prefer not to have any glass items like that particular water sanitizer. I prefer the individually packed tablets as there is no glass to break. You might consider moving your flashlight (and batteries) to an outer pocket or the top of your pack to make it easier to rotate batteries. You didn't happen to mention what kind of batteries you use. If you're in a cold area, I would recommend Lithium batteries despite the cost. They last longer in storage and work better in the cold then alkaline. Or, use rechargeable batteries of Low Self-discharge type. Despite the everyday aspect of electronics (including the ham radio) you don't seem to have anything to keep them charged as part of your kit. While your kit is designed for 2 days support under optimal conditions, you could still easily drain battery on say a cell phone. Have you ever travelled through an area where there is no cell service. Quickest way to drain the battery is to leave it searching for service. Of course if you turn it off or in airplane mode and come across a signal you won't know it or pick up any messages that may have been sent to you by family. You could easily add a battery pack of 10k mah for not much space or weight and cable. Your ham radio looks like a Baofeng with the original battery. Given the suggestion above, you might want to get the USB chargeable battery for it. Since it works as an FM radio and HAM, you would want to keep it charged and not carry around a charging cradle.

Readywise is what you give your neighbors who are unprepared and Peak Refuel is what you eat.

Greetings from Tennessee but originally from Nebraska. Great video. Thank you for sharing.

Interesting video, thanks. It looks like your get home bag is a "High Sierra" backpack, is that correct?

Thanks for this will be buying some extra

Thanks for the breakdown. I'm new to your page. I'll keep an eye out for more info

You don't have to stay at a water source with a water filter. You can screw them onto a cnoc water bag, screw onto a smart water/life water bottle, or put it in line on a hydration bladder. Way quicker than 30 mins of waiting to drink.

There are a lot of molle style bags being carried by men in the wild. Go to any chain gym or college campus. Also, that style bag is just sturdier and more popular with everyone exiting mil service and going to college now. It’s a buy once, cry once bag that is only $50 more than a Jansport or something you see a HS kid replacing every year.

Enjoying your videos,,,Nebraska here too.

50 lbs!!!!! Wow, that's awesome.

Great video. I'm not a new prepper, but started with what you recommended .

I’m not concerned about how I dress in a crowd. My usual attire includes a tiger camo Glock hat, 5.11 pants, and a od green jacket or a flannel. I dont have a flashy knife, but someone could spot my pocket knife clip and a flashlight if they were really focusing. I either get shitty looks from liberals or the nod from conservatives or libertarians. Dont ask me to wear shorts in summer. Thats a no go for me. I feel like a geek in shorts. Its pants all day, everyday, 365 days a year. Period.

My New Years resolution is to watch a s like more Honey Badger videos!

Finally convinced the old lady to get a Pecron solar generator on Black Friday. Now need to work on long term food storage, small garden, water filtration and of course losing weight and getting into shape. Keep doing what you are doing with these videos. Thanks.

I need a serious reflection on my current status as a terrible prepper. It just comes down to making it important/ absolute necessity before you will take it seriously. Good stuff. Congrats on 850 subs. You've hit a niche market while doing your due diligence on your subject matter. My channel is just the same old wore out regertated firearm channel. In my lane its clear you have to bring something new or unconventional to stand out. Keep the hard work up!!!! You're 150 away from 1K !!!! In 6-8? Months? Don't stop!!!

Prep Resolutions 2023 - expand food supply for deep storage (20+ years) - increase self reliability for food sources, expand tool collection and obtain a wood mizer for wood harvesting + building supplies, increase power management solutions for long term power generation, expand armory and training munitions allotment, actually take the time to train, prepare community by developing more working relationships locally, and continue mental and physical fitness regimens. - Godspeed

This is all assuming the disaster is one where someone is after you and you need to hide, when in reality most disasters you WANT to be seen by first responders and others. Especially during bad weather. So bright colors can save your life.

Bear independent has the ifak you need.

Not bad sir.

Oh and for Christmas we exchanged heated Milwaukee jackets, wool blankets, gloves, hats. Got hubby a new pair of Hunting snow boots and I got a vacuum sealer. 1st of the year projects for me is to seal up Rice, Beans,.Venison, Beef and a friend is splitting her Hog with us. Protein is good to go!

Thank God you were aware! And ready! My husband and I have been sorta preppers naturally. However, after the 2020 Nov Event, we both decided to up our prepping game. We have learned so much by watching your channel and others. Sounds like you are very aware of what's happening around us. Stay safe and keep them coming!