PACKING A BUG OUT BAG | How to pack a bug out bag and must have survival gear
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- Опубликовано: 17 сен 2024
- How to pack a bug out bag. Survival skills and a good disaster preparedness plan are essential for survival in an emergency. I share my bug out bag contents and some must have survival gear suggestions. Having had to evacuate in the middle of the night twice before due to fire, I decided to share with you what I keep in my bug out bag in case of emergency.
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Then the kingdom of heaven will be comparable to ten virgins, who took their lamps and went out to meet the bridegroom. Five of them were foolish, and five were prudent. For when the foolish took their lamps, they took no oil with them, but the prudent took oil in flasks along with their lamps. Now while the bridegroom was delaying, they all got drowsy and began to sleep. But at midnight there was a shout, ‘Behold, the bridegroom! Come out to meet him.’ Then all those virgins rose and trimmed their lamps. The foolish said to the prudent, ‘Give us some of your oil, for our lamps are going out.’ But the prudent answered, ‘No, there will not be enough for us and you too; go instead to the dealers and buy some for yourselves.’ And while they were going away to make the purchase, the bridegroom came, and those who were ready went in with him to the wedding feast; and the door was shut. Later the other virgins also came, saying, ‘Lord, lord, open up for us.’ But he answered, ‘Truly I say to you, I do not know you.’ Be on the alert then, for you do not know the day nor the hour. Matthew 25V1-13
Rare on RUclips to see a first Episode so well thought out. Look forward to more informative content. Watching from the UK. Keep it up, really enjoyable first Episode!
Hello Simon, thank you so much for the wonderful feedback. I hope that the video has helped you. I know I could have used some advice prior to the emergencies we've had. I have a list of episodes planned but I'm still in the starting blocks. For more info, have a look at our website, www.liveready.co.za, there is a free emergency guide for download, gear recommendations, and keep watching. l'll post another video soon. If you haven't already, subscribe to get notified when the next video goes up. Regards, Clarise
Surprising you only have 1.5k subs? Great content and 411. Subd. D😎🇺🇸
Hey there! Thanks for supporting the channel. Still quite new but we're growing. Glad you enjoyed the content, more to come, C.
Great video! Interesting to see a BOB perspective from another country! Subbed, looking forward to more.
Thanks, glad you enjoyed the video!
EXCELENTE PRESENTACION, LE HE MOSTRADO TU TRABAJO A MI HIJA PARA QUE ENTIENDA LO IMPORTANTE DE TENER UN BOLSO DE EMERGENCIA. MIL GRACIAS EXCELLENT PRESENTATION, I HAVE SHOWN YOUR WORK TO MY DAUGHTER TO UNDERSTAND THE IMPORTANCE OF HAVING AN EMERGENCY BAG. THANK YOU. WE SEE YOU FROM COLOMBIA
Thank you Ricardo, I hope you have been safe and well. C
I have great sympathy for anyone who has lived through a home invasion . I sold all my guns when my daughter was born - flash Fwd. to she's a year & 1/2 old asleep - two men kicked in our front door . I grabbed a four ft. sword and stood in the shadow of a cut away where my daughter was sleeping & I started praying " Please Lord , don't make me have to take these guys lives . They came down the hallway & thankfully my simple brandishing sent them running . I served an entire enlistment no PTSD - that one event at home MUCH PTSD
Hi Guy, this brings tears to my eyes. I know exactly. I still suffer from PTSD. I was ok after the first time. The second time I was home alone. By God's grace your daughter was too young to remember. I'm so sorry that you have to carry the burden. But it does make us who we are and I try to remind myself of 2 Timothy 1:7 - For God has not given us the spirit of fear; but of power, and of love, and of a sound mind. I'll keep you in my prayers. C
@@LiveReady I Love that verse . THANK YOU
I lived in SA for two years. What a beautiful country. I miss your accent too. I'm impressed with your loadout and the fact that you actually use it. It's a well thought-out kit. You have everything you need and nothing you don't. My bag weighs in at 25 pounds. Most people with little experience overpack without realizing how heavy a 40-50 pound pack becomes after an hour. I think 25 pounds is a bit much so I'm experimenting to figure out how to shave 5-10 pounds off. I'll get there. Thanks for your excellent channel!
Hi James, thanks for your comment, whereabouts do you live now? I completely agree, don't take anything you don't need. The only hurdle is that we don't always know what we're packing for. We can take a good guess, but might end up cutting some important stuff. I love things that have duplicate functions and are minimalist. I think the best advice is for everyone to hone their skills, that way we need less equipment to do the job.
@@LiveReady Hoe gaan dit? I live in the U.S. now (in the state of Utah, just south of Salt Lake City). The mountains are beautiful here and right in everyone's back yard. In an hour you can be out in the middle of nowhere. Yep, the load challenge is real which is why I'm struggling to shed that last 5 lbs or so. I think the trick really is finding tools with multiple uses like your axe/saw. That is really cool. Right now I'm carrying a Gransfors Bruks axe and a Silky Gomboy saw. Effective, but heavy.
@@JACathcart5181 dit gaan baie goed dankie. Geseënd en dankbaar vir die Here se genade. I've never travelled to the States before but I believe the area your in is breathtaking. How fortunate that you're so near to nature. I have a special place in my heart for the Gransfors Bruks hatchet and I'm hoping to get one soon. And Silky saws are excellent quality. Unfortunately those are such critical items that we'd do ourselves a disservice by leaving them out, so I agree with you, keep the weight of necessary. I've been training with my bug out bag, carrying it on short day trips into the mountains to get used to the weight, that helps.
@@LiveReady Dankie! Dit was so lank sedert ek die taal gepraat het! I'm so glad we've had this dialogue. You reminded me that, while it's a good thing to trim down the weight, it's equally important to strengthen one's back! That's something I can get to work on right now and it doesn't cost a cent. If you ever have the chance to visit Utah, look me up. My wife and I would love to show you some of the beautiful trails and views of the Rocky Mountains. Stay well and safe!
@@JACathcart5181 thanks, I definitely will do! Happy hiking, C
Great setup and knowledge. Hope to see more videos. Stay safe and prepared.
Thanks, will do and thanks for watching!
There's so many good bugout bag videos on RUclips, but they're usually hypothetical or just a fun way to explore bushcraft. it's really interesting to see one that is essential equipment for your location.
Hello and thanks for watching. You make a good point. We have to pack what's relevant to us in our environment. Keep safe. C
Great video, I am a professional outdoor guide and I preach the importance of gear and the mentality and knowledge to use it. Good job and keep up the good work, it’s always an evolution.
Hello Jonathan, thanks for the positive feedback!
I am so glad I found your channel on TT. Your very strong in the Lord and its inspiring.
Awesome! Thanks Matt, glad you've joined us here. C
Zip ties can be re-used. Use a sharp pointy knife to release the plastic tongue lock in the cubed end of the zip tie
Interesting thanks Jack! C
Nice episode. I live in the Netherlands, and I like the clear and good explanation.
Hi there, thanks for your feedback, I have tried to make it easy to adopt and your comment is very valuable. Preparedness can seem like a huge challenge to people and the best way to go about it is step by step. If you would like more info, we now have a web up, please check out our website at www.liveready.co.za
Great tip on the refill of bottle direction. Nicely done....thank you.
Great video. Very practical
Thanks AL, glad that you feel it adds value👍
While reading some of the comments I agree your fortunate to have only been tied up and left alone. As a victim of a shooting crime I too am fortunate to be alive. I can tell you've learned alot. I'm interested in your content while more interested in the way creator's present the experiences. Thanks for making the video. 😎🇺🇸
Big pleasure, so glad to hear that you are ok, even though these traumatic events can leave us with some serious scars, we have a marvellous healer who is always ready to repair the damage of this world. Stay safe and have a super day, C
Great job. Thorough as usual. Putting personal documents and ID with the bug out bag is a great idea - definitely making adjustments. Thanks. I have some spare time to catch up and binge on your vids I haven't seen - thanks for your hard work!
Oh awesome I'm glad I could provide the entertainment! I've got another bug out bag video coming out soon, people have been requesting a budget version so keep an eye out for that one. Glad to hear you had some time to rest too. C
Actually, I find the information you provide critical to my well-being since I solo-hike a lot, often for a few days in. So, any information that makes me more capable and safer, is much more than just entertainment. You know what the hell you're doing and I appreciate you sharing your experience and knowledge.
@@davidvaughn7752 Great stuff, stay safe and enjoy!
Great video! Also glad everything turned out ok after the break in, not a pleasant story. Will follow this channel for future content, thank you very much and greetings from Sweden :)
Hi Pierre, thanks for the follow, I'm working on the next one :)
At minimum I have a short 22 caliber rifle with my kit. 🇨🇦 I also have a 40 cal handgun for security if a serious bug out was needed
Enjoyed the bug out bag video. Great to see a prospective from another country on one. Gave me a few ideas on how to improve on mine.
Glad to know you made it ok from the break in and are ok. Take care be careful.
Thanks from texas
Hi there! Thanks for your comment, nice to hear from out of Texas. Glad you enjoyed the video. C
That's a hunting knife designed for field dressing game etc. BUT most grinds can work good just fine, it's just that the scandi ,is a better wood carver, than the rest. Hollow grind, is as you described it, makes a good slicer! Nice gear there!
Hi there, thanks for your input. Do you have a favourite knife?
Two axioms of hiking......1) ounces (grams) = pounds (kilograms) & pounds (kilograms) = pain 2) Cotton is rotten (a synthetic material is much more breathable, wicks moisture away from your body better and helps prevent chafing; important for your base layer). I also feel like we missed out on foot care as well. I prefer 2 spare pairs of wool hiking socks and I often use a sock-liner to help prevent blisters. And don't forget moleskin and medicated foot powder type products (not sure what may be available internationally)....foot care is of critical importance when they become your primary method of transportation.
Hi Live Ready.! I am a new subs. A very good presentation & functional. Will be following you on the Tube. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Stay safe. Greetings from Australia.
Hi there and welcome from Australia! Nice to have you and thanks for your comment. There is a new video coming out tomorrow, keep an eye out for it and thank you for subscribing. I'm glad you have enjoyed this video. Stay safe in the wild, C
Great presentation and perspective.
Thanks, glad you enjoyed the video!
One painful lesson I learned with carrying a heavy bag was the dangers that comes with a heavy bag. I was on a 3 day loop in the Linville Gorge and on day 2 I broke my fibula down by the river simply by stepping off a two foot rock. The weight of the bag shifted to the left and carried me just an inch off my landing and I fractured my fibula. It was a long painful 14hr hike out of there. And since then I've traded in gear for more skills and lightened my load out quite a bit.
Nice kit! only peace missing is the compact pistol:) so glad to hear they left you alone
Hi there! Thanks for your comment. By God's grace I'm safe. By compact do you mean Glock 43X?
@@LiveReady Yes great choice or Sig P365
@@k9overlander448 I'll check it out thanks! I've been waiting on the system.
Hi, well thought out bag. I already bugged out from RSA to Australia..... Been a prepper for decades. Like the fynbos
Hi there, Thanks! Nice to hear from the outback. Glad to hear about your good memories. Stay safe and prepared ;)
Thanks
Its been really informative and had given me a few ideas to improve my bag especially the clothes part. Never thought of adding clothes to the bag. The only thing I would say is the cotton base layer. I was under the impression that although its comfortable its not very good for moisture as it soaks it up meaning your in wet clothes.
Hi Harry, you may be right, I'll look into it, thanks for noting. Keep an eye out, next video should be up soon, C
I have read/heard that same comment on cotton. Hikers and preppers in the US say that “cotton kills” in the long run. They suggest fine wool or synthetic base layers.....and they really emphasize this for socks. Loved the video. Nice to hear real life experience!
@@williamwhite5960 thanks for sharing, good to hear you enjoyed the video. I'll do some more research into the best fabrics thanks
fantastic presentation.
Contractor trash bags are very thick 7 or 8 mils, you can put two or three of them in your kit really easy you can cut them to make them into a shelter you can make them into a poncho or you can just keep him to sleep in there like a vapor barrier sleeping bag and just put your pine branches or grass or whatever to make soft bed to keep you off the ground
Hello, you have a really nice bag prepared there. I'm sorry to hear about the robbers that did that. It is detestable what is going on in SA. It makes me so mad to hear about that. I'm glad you were ok. As I was watching I noticed you have a big roll of rope that looks really heavy to carry. You might save some weight trading out the rope with a roll of microcord if available in your area it is very strong. Filtering water is very important. Maybe if you dont have one and you're able get yourself a sawyer sqeeze water filter and a couple of extra gaskets for it. I added a tube of antibotic ointment to my kit and a ace bandage. Superglue is useful too. You right about running out toliet paper however carrying a couple of washrags is not a bad idea you can designate one for you know what. If you can get the compressed hand towels they are small and don't weigh much. You can make soap out of natural plants ( see what trees and plants are available in your area ) or carry a tiny bottle of concentrated dr bronner's soap. Also you can shave off soap flakes and put them in a baggie. Thanks for the video. Look forward to seeing it set up in the bush.
Good morning Sparrow. Thanks for your feedback, those are some great suggestions. I think the items you've added to your bag will supplement your kit really well and ensure you've got everything you need. Antibiotic cream or anything with iodine in it will help you take care of wounds, good idea. I've heard of the Sawyer Squeeze as well as the Grayl Geopress. I think I'll add them to the gear recommendations on the Live Ready Website. You're right about plants for soap, there are a couple in SA and one grows in this area, it's scientific name is Morella Cordifolia (commonly known as the Wax berry or Wasbessiebos). I'll definitely start doing some vidoes on plants and their uses real soon. If you would like some more info and suggestions on survival and preparedness you can download the Live Ready Emergency Survival Guide from our website at www.liveready.co.za. It's completely free and easy to read or share with friends and family to get them started on their own journey to preparedness. See you out there, C.
Love the comments. It is constructive criticism at its best. South Africa does not have the resources that you have. We need to import most of these items.
@@stefanvandermerwe7418 you're right we do need to import most. However they are accessible off of Amazon and I use the Amazon app quite frequently to order. It's a pity the import costs can be so steep but the quality is usually worth it. I've added the Sawyer Squeeze along with the Grayl Geopress to the website gear recommendations and I try to make sure everything on there delivers to SA as well. www.liveready.co.za/gear
Still catching up on my missed videos. Love this one too.
Sorry to hear about your home invasion. God saw you through yes?
Hey! Yes God absolutely protected me. Twice I've been held at gun point and came out unscathed. Amazing how He takes care of us even through the worst circumstances. Thanks for watching and dropping a comment. I hope you had a decent weekend this last one... C
Awesome stuff
Thanks Xland Outdoors, I'm busy with two videos at the moment and planning a third, just need a little more footage to complete them before uploading. Keep a lookout for the next one.
Great Channel, thank you, very informative
Amazing video..
Thanks so much for your comment and your support. Let me know if there are any topics you'd like me to cover in future. C
U R the first person that i have seen that packs a decent size cook pot,, most have the dinky little cup,, (ever try to cook a rabbit in a tin cup ?) i carry a cheap light ss one gallon stew pot with lid,, I'm 65 & been practicing with my BOB for years,, (still ain't got it "perfect"") started out with around 70 pound pack, now it's 35 - 40 pound,, and i can stay out a long time, I'm retired now so i have the time to practice,, no wife kids friends etc to hold me back,,, one day, if i don't croak first I'm gonna get my pack weight down to 20 pound,, (probably croak first) LOL
Hi Thomas, I so enjoy your sense of humour! Thanks for your comment. You're right with practice and assessment we can whittle the weight of our bags down. Can't say I've cooked a rabbit in a tin cup but I have used a pilchard tin to cook potatoes. Not an ideal scenario, but it was the middle of the night and no time to play. Improvising is a good ability to add to our skills list. It's also amazing how cheaper things are sometimes the better ones. Thanks for the subscription, more content coming soon. C
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You are very lucky to have survived the home invasion! I did some shooting at a police shooting range outside of Joburg and the cops showed me some gruesome crime scene pictures and said that this is what often happens in home invasions. I won't go into detail, but apparently the government won't let the details of the crimes out to the media because (well, you know why).
I'm so glad you survived!
Thanks. Survived two home invasions and now I'm hyper vigilant. Way too many people have a false sense of security because they have an alarm or a dog. If someone wants to get in they'll get through every security system you've got. You can take my word for it. Inside jobs are common.
@@LiveReady
I'm apparently hyper-vigilant too. I grew up in a brutal inner-city area and I can honestly say that I have been attacked with lethal intent (guns, knives, machetes, etc) at least 50X. I've been shot at 4X, but never hit.
In my younger days, I developed a method of awareness and engagement that specifically deals with doorways, people walking behind you, multiple attackers, and many other issues. The people behind me one has saved my life many times and at least 4X from the same guy. He was known for coming up behind and disemboweling people. Each of the 4X, he had his knife in hand, as I turned around. Eerie feeling to know that if I slipped up one of those times, I would have died a horrible death!
If we had the insanely violent types of home invasions you guys have, I would install a way to insure people cannot get in. I'd probably set some trip wires with flash-bangs on the doors. In close quarters, they are brutal! There are ways to trigger them remotely too. If a guy can't see or hear for 30min, it kind of throws off his game.
Please do all you can to make sure no one puts you in that position again!
Compop....I don't "know why" as you say. Are you afraid to clarify.
@@cornpop7805 oh, ummm, inside joke I guess. I'll remain ignorant.
I own that exact Axe, I bought it in ZA.
pretty decent for a multitool axe, it works quite hard around here. Thanks for watching, hope you enjoyed your trip to ZA. C
Show parabéns sua B.O.B demostra que você montou de acordo com as suas habilidades e conhecimentos ,da pra deixar ela mais tática e estratégica incluindo alguns equipamentos !
Sinto que tu pe uma mulher temente a Deus aos poucos ele esta chamando entre 0s 4 cantos do mundo e nos preparando para a tribulação nos fortalecendo mentalmente,espiritualmente e fisicalmente !
Thank you for your reply, have visited the website to download the list but on my iPad no downloadable file is showing, not sure if it’s a compatibility issue. Take care and stay safe.
Hi Simon, I'll have to have a look at it. Thanks for mentioning it. In the meantime I can mail it to you if you let me know what your email address is?
Great channel!
Thanks for your comment and for watching! C
@@LiveReady I really think that you are a phantastic human being! 🤍
@@ForestJoe Awesome, thanks Jean! There's lots of new stuff coming to the channel this year so stay tuned in. C
Pěkné video / Nice video
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Thank you very much🙏
Oh don't fast forward past the kitty section, love animals!
Then you'll love all the videos I've got coming in the near future. Keep an eye out for this weekend's one. C
You have a nice kit. I'd hate to bug out in the bush where you live with all the animals and snakes. Maybe I'm wrong but just being in the bush there seems like it would be pretty risky. I'm pretty lucky where I live there's really nothing dangerous in our woods besides a few kinds of snakes but even they aren't too bad. I use to have a few puff adders from Africa. Out of all my venomous snakes they were my favorite. But I wouldn't want to be walking around if they were about. Nice video! 😊
Hi there! Thanks for your comment. Our neighbour almost stepped on a berg adder the other day. They are all so lazy to move and would rather just bite you. It is risky with the wildlife, but honestly I've been in danger due to people more than animals. Amazing that you kept the puffies, they are truly gorgeous creatures. Enjoy the outdoors, glad to hear that you keep safe out there. C
@@LiveReady I understand about people being dangerous over there. I had a good friend living there and she had a few dangerous encounters. She actually had to shoot a guy that pulled a knife on her. Sadly she passed last year and I still miss talking to her. She constantly tried talking me into coming there but after everything she had told me I knew better. We have plenty of dangerous people here as well. She believed it was actually more dangerous in the States than it was there. It all depends on where you live really.
The puff adders I had weren't very active, they pretty much laid around waiting for me to feed them. That's when they displayed how fast they could be. They strike so fast you can't really see nothing but the blur.
I would reach into most of my tanks to change the water but not their tank. Most rattlesnakes aren't that fast and it's easy to avoid their bites if you know how to deal with them. Not so with the puff adders. If you are within range it's pretty much impossible to avoid getting bit.
I miss working with them, I'm kind of a adrenaline junkie. When I moved to Missouri I had to get rid of my collection because it's highly regulated here and I didn't feel like dealing with constant inspections.
I'd probably invest in a good pair of snake boots if I lived there. Better safe than sorry. Have a great day and take care. 😊
@@hildolfrdraugadrottin7279 I'm so sorry to hear about your friend who passed. I pray that you'll have peace in your heart. You have a good point about where one lives making a difference. Although I think you find crime just about everywhere. The snakes have all disappeared now, it's a bit cold for them as we're going into winter. I've had a look at snake gaiters and they're definitely a good investment. Your stories about the snakes you've had are amazing, typical lazy puff adders!
It doesn't sound like you quite understand the magnesium fire starter. The metal is shaved off to act as tinder and the included fero-rod ignites the metal tinder. It burns insanely hot, especially when wet.
Yes, thanks😉
I think that I love you.
@@Nikozas sending you love right back!
Hello, lady Clarise!
I am Felipe,from Brazil.Excellent advice.
The miss Very beautiful.
I Desire sucessfull on RUclips.Myself New subscriber.
Hi Felipe, thank you very much!
Nice robust things
Great ideas. But putting medical last, was not the brightest idea. Shelter, water, food, fire and medical. Add to it tools, food preps, like pan and pots, and even water containers. Expand from there. I usually carry 9 black bags, to use as shelter. Lighter than tarp, ans use with a emergency blanket, will keep you warm. You should show us your expertise in the field. That would be very interesting.
Hi Stefan, thanks for your comment. You have a wonderful plan to improvise and to underline your point a lot of people have made use of the insulating properties of plastic bags in an emergency. I'll do a separate video on medical kits, I work in the medical field and have dealt with my share of emergencies. I think we would be surprised to find how few people actually carry a medical kit in their car or in their bag when they're out in the bush. Keep watching for the next video.
Nice setup!! Well-mannered and clear in your communication :) Are you going to make more prep videos? Greetings from Europe, stay safe.
Hi Brandon, thank you very much. I will make more in depth prep videos, good to know that people would like to see more. I would also like to show how to use the items in your bag. There is a field navigation video on the channel as well and a couple more in the pipeline. If you're looking for more info on how to prep, have a look at our website to download the Emergency Survival Guide for free and be sure to have a look at the gear recommendations tab
www.liveready.co.za/resources
Thanks, I'm definitely going to check it out. I would like to draw your attention to the use of aluminium objects. Be careful with that, it can affect your health. Use stainless steel or titanium objects :) I look forward to your future videos. God bless you.
@@LiveReady I have a Military style Bag myself only difference mine's OD (Olive Drab) Green MOLLE Medium Starting Sized that I'm working on putting 2gether a Urban Wilderness
Survival Preparedness Kit inside-out with a mixture of OD (Olive Drab) Green Gear & Foliage like Gray Gear attached on2 the exterior!
@@LiveReady I highly recommend putting 2gether Belt Kit(s)/Utility Belt(s) 4 however many/much day(s) worth of clothing ya can possibly store inside your Bug Out Bag by attaching either Old School Military Pouches (ALICE) or the more Modern School Military Pouches (MOLLE) on2 Belt(s) that slide through belt loops of your pants/shorts/skirts basically as backup survival source 2 be better prepared just in case you're forced 2 ditch your Bug Out Bag somewhere or something happens 2 your Bug Out Bag like it mysteriously disappears right underneath your very nose/ya lose your Bug Out Bag somewhere & if ya need 2 ya can sew matching/working Camouflaged/Solid Colored Loop Velcro Panels completely on2 all PALS webbing of MOLLE Pouches 4 a more minimumlistic Belt Kit/Utility Belt Loadout as well as MOLLE Pouches that don't come with PALS webbing or Loop Velcro 1nce/when ya get them!
@@jaredwiggins539 Thanks for the recommendations. You make a good point about the possibility of losing your bag or not being able to continue carrying it with you. If you need to dump it you're also going to be better concealed with only a belt or ALICE system. That's good forward thinking👍 If you feel like sharing a pic you can mail it to me at livereadysa@gmail.com
Great perspective and ideas. What is the name of the woodland camo bag?
Hi Garrett, thanks for watching. Sunnyoutdoor sells them and you can get it through the link on our web👉
www.liveready.co.za/gear#h.b4kk254opwaa
There are about 14 other design options as well. I must say I've put it through a bit of abuse and as far as this bag goes I've had no issues. C
Hi! Where did you get the nestling cup and bottle?
Hi Christo, thanks for your comment. I got it off of Amazon, works just like Takealot. Here is the affiliate link,
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I see that it's currently not available but this one looks very similar if you'd like to purchase one. amzn.to/3OLqMbW
@@LiveReady thank you very much! Enjoy your videos very much.
@@christopelser1751 bug pleasure and thanks for supporting the channel, C.
Not tha many "REAL" videos on youtube...merci!!! er, thanks for not drinking a beer after driving 2 minutes to somewhere and throwing a "steak" on the fire!!! merci, merci a toi, Clarise!!
Hi William, I've also noticed that most people think bugging out will be with indefinite luxuries. The first few days may allow some food from home, thereafter one will only eat what you can forage or hunt.
I haven't been seeing your videos lately. Have you been making more??
Good morning James, thanks for your comment. Here is the link to the latest video if you haven't seen it yet.
ruclips.net/video/RuOPttPDHLs/видео.html
At the moment I post every second Saturday at 1pm CAT. The next video should be up on 4 February. Have a super week, C.
Excellent channel. I would add a small pair of binoculars.
Hi I did not see any water filtration system (like a life straw) ? Love your voice
Hi there, thanks for watching. You're correct, I haven't added one yet. It is a good idea to have though and I've added them along with the Grayl Geopress and lifestraw to the gear recommendations on the website 👉 www.liveready.co.za/gear#h.fyo19p23881e
@@LiveReady please do a video on your every day carry or if you can't give me an idea of what you carry would be cool
@@rainsnowflake4664 I will do. I've been planning an EDC video, will add some close up's of the items too. I might just bump it up to the top of the list ;)
@@LiveReady can't wait. Thank you
greet you again I would like to emphasize that I have been interested in adventure adventurer gear since I was a child....at the age of seven I was already listening to a lot of adult conversations. the topics were church prophecies and end times... including the word forest and hide fell. is the name Alois Irlmaier a term? I've always been fascinated by the conversations. Best regards from Wooden Eye....now only have this account.
Hi there Antonin. Thanks for your message and support for the channel. I definitely think the time is short and we need to get ready for what's coming. I've recently uploaded a video called 'Bug out system' that may interest you. You can find it here: ruclips.net/video/VqUnYjLBcXc/видео.html
Regards, C.
@@LiveReady my real name is Andrew... Antonin was the account of my godfather...now he is in heaven...
Please pray for us me and my future wife Agnieszka.
We must pray for eachother in this crazy time's
Thanks
And God bless
@@LiveReady I was that guy with
Mark 4 35-41
@@drewphil33 Will do!
Unfortunately, without some sort of self defence plan, all the other equipment is for nought. Enjoyed the video, thanks.
Hi Anton, thanks for watching. No doubt being able to defend your territory will be important under certain circumstances, however there are people who prepare for natural disasters who will not need firearms. In that case the gear is important, look at the flooding we had in KZN. Carrying a firearm during civil unrest like during the looting would be wise, but that would fall under your every day carry, not really something to be stored in a bug out bag. Keep an eye out for a video scheduled to come up in the next few months called bug out system. In that video I discuss a more comprehensive system and I touch on firearms and home defense. In the meantime, you're welcome to have a look at the video I've made on crossbows for when it hits the fan. ruclips.net/video/aw8-oDGYKlU/видео.html
@@LiveReady Good morning. My point was that if you have to bug out you need to be armed. Desperate & hungry people tend to turn into savages. Qithout self defense you & your preps will be taken by these savages. Just my opinion.
Zip ties don't age well, so be sure to put in new ones every now and again.
Are firearms allowed for self defense or hunting allowed in SA?
@RobJ, A person is allowed to carry a firearm for self defense provided that the firearm is licenced for that purpose and remains concealed on your person at all times. Separate firearms may be licenced for hunting. However acquiring a licence of any sort is a frustrating process that can take years and there have been talks by government of revoking private firearm licences. This is met with resistance from a large population of people who do currently have private licences.
@@LiveReady That's very frustrating especially in a situation were they are so important to have. I hope the SA people never give up their guns! Enjoy your videos :)
Ek het letterlik dieselfde BOB setup as jy. Ek vind my 65L wil nie vol gepak word nie want dit word 300kg na 'n paar km.
Almost sounds like 2 different accents. Are you not from where you live now?
Hi there, I'm originally from Pretoria, about 1500Km from where I live now but still proudly South African.
That's just how we sound. I've been told the same thing.
aliens are here
@Oliver W, you can keep them, we've got enough wildlife in Africa ;)
That sucks you guys can't have guns
Hi there, thanks for your comment. We do have private firearms licences, however its a frustrating process to get one that can sometimes take years. If you do defend yourself with a firearm, being able to prove that you did so in self defence is the greater challenge.
@@LiveReady Thank god for the U.S. Constitution and our second amendment. Here in Florida, if someone enters your home unlawfully, you have the right to defend yourself to the fullest. I can't imagine a government saying you don't have the right to self defense.
Thanks for the interesting videos.
You should get a waterproof bag that goes around your chest and stomach right against your skin for your documents in case you get separated from your gear you should lay your in your clothes and shoes in case you get separated from your bag when people are chasing you you tend to drop things