ULTIMATE BugOut Jeep- Black Scout Survival
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- Опубликовано: 14 апр 2015
- In this episode we take a look at the gear and modifications Ive made to my Jeep Wrangler. Please like, share, and subscribe.
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I got a 3 month old McChicken and 2 cans of Monster sugar free in my 05 TJ.
+SoggyFries 107 heh, nice........I think I have that in my TJ too.
+Motor Head No way I have a 4 pack of monster and a McDouble in my 04 TJ, must be a TJ thing
+Johnny Kasonde 02 TJ here! I had to eat my Happy meal and juice box a while back....
+Jim Blob You know the scary part? The McChicken looks about a day old. Aside from the mud cover
+SoggyFries 107 sugar free is a necessity
Great Jeep setup!
TrailRecon your a really nice dude
that is my dream vehicle. The only things I would change is I would put a metal rack on the roof. Add a snorkel to it and put one of those pvc showers on the top. And put a winch on the front as well as a lift. Then it would be perfect.
That intro is one of the most boss things i've seen in my life.
I am sure this is on your list or already on your rig: a roof rack, LED bar light (front and rear) and recovery equipment (tree saver, tow snatch, tow rings, compressor, Maxxtrax, etc). May even consider an aux battery and 100w solar panel. You can buy 2 50 watts, hinge the two together and make your own portable foldout solar system)
My street sweeper, I absolutely love your survival tips especially will help someone in need or lack of expierence in the tough or lost in the wilderness circumstances.
The only thing they changed recently is the motor and the center console and rear view mirror is lighted now. Great jeep. I have to lift mine and get some wheels/tires and also want to swap my grill for a black one. Cool maglite holder and tool kit. I've seen that shelf before and need to pick one up.
Yeah those shelfs can't be beat.
This guys preparation is uncanny. I sense military training in these tutorials. The aviation community can learn a lot here, Excellent, keep them coming.
he was in the marine core so yea he has military training he also teaches survival classes as well I believe
Very efficient design. I have a very similar set up, just in case (worst case). But my main hope is to dig in at home. Easier to defend, all my supplies are here and nearest neighbor is five miles away. I invested most of my survivalist money into home defense. There is no place better to bug out to. It is remote, it is secure and it is self sustainable with crops, ponds and livestock. Three brothers within thirty minute drive are coming here with their families to provide security and help with food preps if things get bad. But if nukes start dropping, we are all screwed. I am working on an underground shelter, but I really don't think I want to live like that. I would rather burn up quickly than listen to my wife bitch at me in a tiny bunker for two years.
Awwhhh man that last part hard me cracking up hahaha
+craig79792000 The nukes are *not* going to start dropping. No one who *can* nuke us using missiles wants to be incinerated themselves.
There's not even a worry about an Iranian Bomb. Why???
Because enemies with Bombs eliminates direct conflict, instead of enhancing it. Proof:
(1) US & Russia: we've fought *proxy* wars, but no direct conflict.
(2) India & Pakistan: they *hate* each other, and fought a number of wars, until each developed The Bomb and missiles. *Everyone* predicted nuclear annihilation in SE Asia, but... nothing.
Well, you say, these Muslims are crazy, and want Mohammed to return or some shit!!
Some do, just like some Jews and Christians are trying to foment war.
But... while Iran says it wants to nuke Israel, they (meaning Israel) would instantly nuke Iran. And since Iranian leaders really don't want to die (who wants to give up power), they won't attack, so Israel won't attack. Just like the US/Russia and India/Pakistan.
best place to raid for supplies is a walmart. think about it ammo, entertainment, toiletries, food clothes indoor plumbing, hahaha... homedefense is the ticket i agree alternate energy supplies is all, wind, solar, garden, you be good for at least 2 yrs. these overpriced vehicles once you get to your place what u gonna do. they cant afford or even find gas you wont be driving around everyday. 35000.00 down the drain these mre meal guys thats like what 6 months before u go hungry.
Benjamin Gerrie True, but that requires going to wal-mart, and I just cant bring myself to do that, standards.
craig79792000 _I just cant bring myself to do that, standards._
We bow to your moral superiority.
This is a prep that I've done extensive work on myself. I bought a 1967 M715 Kaiser Jeep and refurbished it with a complete overhaul to make it a dam tank man. With a slight modification to the carb/fuel injector, I set it up to run on 90% biofuel/ethanol...still need a slight amount of diesel to get it going, but I've got a LARGE store of diesel for that. I put a snorkel on the exhaust, there's bare minimum electronics(encased in a faraday cage for possible EMP), solid rubber tires(rougher ride, but dam-near unstoppable), and it's about as secure from most forms of attacks and since it can run on ethanol(which can be manufactured from almost anything green, ie tree leaves, grass clippings, etc.), I will have fuel and mobility in the event of a complete shutdown of our grid/country. When no one else can get gas or diesel and we are post-apocalyptic, my family will still be mobile almost indefinitely. I put a few years into first and foremost, researching all of this, as I am no mechanic. But the more I learn, the more I realize that I went with the best option. What's your opinion on this? I like the jeep you've got there, but you really should think about going with ethanol/biodiesel for fuel in the case of unavailability of 'normal' fuel. Those old military diesel jeeps can dam near run on grain alcohol, and for a SHTF scenario, this is the ONLY way to go it seems, at least for reliability. Thoughts?
Great setup. One thing you might consider is a syphon pump for getting fuel if you need some. Also in case of an EMP some kind of faraday cage for your electronics. Right now my rigs are a Subaru for urban grayman escape or my M38A1 Jeep. The Jeep is definitely super low tech but will go anywhere on almost any type of fuel. It's VERY slow though.
Best Bug Out Jeep I've ever seen!
Very well tought, organized and neat.
I want exactly the one!
Take care,
Ben
I've always considered my jeep to be pretty well equipped. But after watching this video, I can see that I have more work to do. Jeep Envy... Very cool!!! Semper Fi, brother.
anyone else pissed that he skipped over what that bumper was lol
aaron Spooner looks like a cheap smitty built to me could be a warn bumper
looks like warn or ARB
It's a barricade trail force HD from the looks of it
Video edit wasn't good.
He said he has 35's on that thing, his tailgate hinges are gonna be shot soon. He doesn't have a tire carrier bumper. This guy seems like he is a gear hoarder not a skill learner.
I just got a JK i was looking at several trucks and suv's and part of the reason i decided on the jeep was your video thanks Marine ..
Wow impressive! Great setup- thanks for sharing
This is by far the best video I've seen on RUclips! This is the coolest thing ever. The jeep is so badass. I'm 100% jealous. Thanks for sharing this.
Right on. Thank you
BZ Brother! Nice setup! I like the 3 is 2, 2 is 1, 1 is none concept. Not a darn thing wrong with that!!
Some things I would add, being an experienced jeep owner wheels his jeep regularly. First, a snatch block. It will double the pulling strength of your winch. Second...a recovery strap. Useful if you're with another person and need to be pulled out from the rear of the vehicle. Third would be an axe. Useful for everything. Fourth would be a quality hi-lift jack. They are dangerous even when used properly, but are an irreplaceable tool. Offroad lights would also help at night. An air compressor would also be useful for repairing flat tires. And also, it doesn't take much money or effort to put together a jeep specific tool kit that can take care of most repairs. It can almost all fit in a small toolbag. Spare fluids and gas is always useful as well as spare parts like serpentine belts or u-joints or tie rod ends. They are inexpensive and fairly easy to repair on the trail but if broken can easily disable a vehicle. Just my advice from wheeling my rig a lot.
While I don't have a Jeep, I do have a 2500 Dodge Ram 4 door crew cab. I just spent the whole day driving on unplowed roads in about 6 to 8 inches of snow and slush here in upstate NY. When the shtf I'm going to go out on a limb and say no one will be plowing the roads in the winter. I think it's good practice to take your vehicle out now and see what it can & can't do. I bet most will find the tires on their vehicle are crap unless you have some real aggressive tread. Just a thought.
Excellent setup. Great ideas for my jeep wrangler - Thank You !
Can't wait to get mine, the high desert can be a safe place if U have good tires and a tough Enuff body!
BLACK SCOUT BABY!!!
Great vid and nice jeep..i suggest looking into the L.e.d light bars you can add to the roof or hood of your jeep they come in really handy out in the woods weather it be off road or search and rescue or whatever it may be.
That custom video intro was pretty cool!
nice items to add are good air compressor and a emergency portable battery jump starter.
+latex653 and Jerry cans with fuel & water, winch, provisions for stick welding ... and lots of other stuff.
Keeping it short, simple and effective while not standing out from the crowd..... nice!!!
The stuff will NEVER hit the fan, so hug each other And just help getting along....life is so short🙌
I love Jeep. I love the newer models they have put out over the years. 4-door Wrangler = perfection :)
Okay...the velcro bags and the fold down platform are about the coolest things I have ever seen. Jus' Sayin'!
Great setup, Jack!
one thing I would add for a bug out vehicle is not only does it need to be capable of going off road, it ALSO needs to be able to pull/push other vehicles out of its way
WoW ! Great setup. Jeep and gear!
I know everyone's pref is different, but you're missing some basics like a portable gps, batteries, fire kit(like a mag stick, in case of rain), portable water purifier system(bottles only last so long and saves weight), am/fm radio(to track whats going on everywhere else), cb radio, extra fuel can(s) system, tire repair, tool kit, etc...
just a shovel! that is a awesome tool! it's not just a shovel you know that man...
axe, toilet seat, killing tool, it's super portable, machete..
chesty puller probably killed 100 enemy single handedly with that thing. lol
great tips !!! I really realized that I'm not ready for basic things! i dont even have jumper cables!
Nice set up. I'd add an extra quart or two of engine oil, a gallon of antifreeze, some BARS Stop Leak, emergency fan belt repair kit, oil pan and a fuel tank repair kits by Devcon.
I got most all that in the tool box. I don't need antifreeze very often where I live.
pretty cool! thanks for the ideas can't wait to do my build this summer.
It was this video that inspired me to build mine for survival. But I've surpassed yours at this point. I didn't build it for a bugout situation, but more raw survival. My daily driver carries enough gear to survive for a month without trapping/hunting, but I carry a fishing rod, snares, and a bow with me everywhere I go. Why a bow and not a gun? Infinite ammo. I have a few bowmag arrows for defense (the ones that carry a 12g shotgun shell to the target). But I carry 2 dozen different knives, 2 axes, 2 small hatchets, 5 flashlights plus enough batteries to fill each flashlight at least twice, one rechargable flashlight, all the pots and pans I need for cooking, spices, all that, a few mres, cans of beans, cases of water, a dozen of those lifestraws that filter water as you drink it, 2 foldable canteens, 1000 matches in waterproof container, 2 bottles of lighter fluid + zippo, a dozen bics, a Swedish firesteel, fire extinguisher, bag of tobacco plus rollies, solo gps alert system, 1500 watt champion generator, 250 watt solar panel, massive first aid kit, a dozen large orange garbage bags (great for lots of uses), 2 spare changes of clothes, extra boots, and plenty more goodies (because this is getting long), but the most important thing in my kit? 2 40's of Jack Daniels. I'm running a 2011 jk 2 door with 4" lift and 35s. Dana 44s, ripp supercharger, aev snorkel kit, warn 10k lb. Zeon winch, smittybilt 8k lb. Winch mounted to a hitchplate that I can remove, smittybilt rooftop tent, and lightbars on each side fed by an upgraded alternator, and 5 25L jerry cans. Overkill? Yeah probably, but when I go camping I'm usually totally alone, at minimum 100km from the nearest town. In that situation, overkill is ALWAYS the answer.
Definitely not dissing this guy at all, and I do love the videos and information.
Understand this is simply MY opinion.
First, my own bug out vehicle dream should have a totally non-electronic engine ignition system.
Points and coil will survive an EMP.
The rest of this is damn good information.
BTW, if I could find a small diesel engine with no electronic to slip into the engine compartment, I'd be on it like white on rice.
Really cool Jeep, congratulations!
"Everything has gone wrong bag." It is now 2021. Everything has indeed gone wrong.
I just bought that same Jeep a week ago brand new. Its my third jeep but my first 4 door. Its the perfect vehicle to me. One thing I also do is keep a spare engine belt and 1/2'' ratchet to change the belt / wiper blades and headlight bulbs and a pack of fuses in the back. I love the drop down table on the back door. Im gonna go find that rite now. Haha. Thanks for the video.
Thanks. Yes I have those items and a few more tools in the tool box.
Extra fuel? Lockable storage? Other wise nice set up. Check out Truckvault for storage you might just find something to secure your guns and get better organized. and AEV for their fuel caddy. You can do other things for extra fuel for your jeep but I like the fuel caddy design the best. But if your bug out and you don't have extra fuel your pretty much screwed.
Sometimes you don't wanna reveal all your cards
@@TheVideoMaker15 Then you shouldn't post as "the ultimate bug out..." anything...
Great and insightful video, Devil Dog! Extremely informative. I like the part when you said" Period of Instruction."
need more toilet paper.
@Aunya1211 NO SHIT, LOL!
Bruce Forster hehe, see what you did there.
This aged so well
Some cool stuff you´ got.Rock on.
Thanks boss
Need that roof rack for all that lone wolf bug out goodies haha
I mounted my MAGLITE with those same clips in my truck in place of the handle on the driver's A pillar.
Nice set up Bro. Gave me a lot of good ideas. Thanks for sharing.
Love JEEP myself, nice ride brother.
Hey where can I find the table/bag holder you have on the gate door?
I was wondering where you got the small table that you had on the back of the bug out jeep?
Nice Jeep, I'm more partial to full size SUVs like Ford Bronco. I like that you have your bug out bags ready to go. I also hope you pack a mobile tool set for any mishaps on the road. It is also good to carry hose tube splits for hoses that fail. Extra drive belts and water. I have a tool set, a camp bag, medical bag and a range bag. The mobility packs require two people to move with expediency. One person can carry but at a slower pace. it takes thought and practice to lay the items out in a way to lends itself to better mobility but it can be done.
Also the stock rear bumper on a jeep can be converted to hold water. It involves a couple bolts and maybe a couple rubber washers.
Sweet set up, Charlie Mike!
great set up... I've actually set my jeep up according to my lifestyle and what I've taken to do, so if you love to go trailing in the hard to reach areas I suggest you go out and do things like the "Rubicon Jeep Jamboree" or other such organized events... this will let you know exactly what you need and don't need and give you a better understanding of your gear... Pack Light Move Fast... HOOOYAH... Great video thanks for sharing
Awesome video can't wait to see that bug out bag, perfect timing as I am going through mine and trying to weed out things and get ready for spring/summer months
Great video. Gave me some good ideas on how to prep my JEEP.
You just earned yourself a new subscriber! Good job man.
Great jeep load out
I like how simple it looks yet still beefy. Nice jeep.
Until it runs out of gasoline.
This is awesome!!! You are one of the greats. I have had my new B.O.B steal a few ideas off of all your gear. I would like to say thank you!
Glad you said something in your last live video. I’ll save this video for later. Gotta get some gear for my 4x4 Tacoma.
I like these videos, I grew up in a City and haven't a clue on how to survive in the Woods ( my house is in the woods a gated community). I am a military veteran and I learned to depend on my unit to survive. B.S.S keep making these instructional videos I've learned a lot. Thanks
You bet! Thank you and for your service!
Suunto Core watch?
I drive a 1996 Cherokee sport and it is grossly stock. I have nice mud tires but that is it. Still super fun to drive though! It'll get you anywhere you need to go.
Ya gotta love them Jeeps! Nice video. Thanks!
I want to see more vids with your jeep, hope to see some in the future on the channel :)
There are people doing kubota diesel engine swaps in older Jeeps, some for crawlers and some for bug out vehicles.
Just curious, I am finally looking into getting a Jk after selling my Tj, I had a 5 speed. What is your jeep a manual or an automatic?
Nice setup. Have you looked into the solo stove for a smaller footprint in your jeep. They have small ones for individuals backpacking/ hiking but can bump up to bigger ones in case you want to have more. Either way eliminates the need for fuel other than what you would find out and about.
A friend of mine has a hard plastic bumper that he can fill with potable water and uses a spigot to dispense it just as an idea for your next vehicle.
where did you get that fold down table on the back ,spring tale solutions .
cheers
Yes springtail
BlackScoutSurvival i wish they made them for TJ`s.cheers
Really nice set up. Love the bags attached to the back door that is genius. We had to get rid of the 85 rock crawler Toyota for a better vehicle for me and our little man, got aTahoe. Looking at replacing the Yota w a four door jeep at some point or a four runner. But, the Tahoe is plenty capable if things go sideways before that.
Awesome. Tahoes are great. I had a forerunner befor the jeep
Nice setup!
love the Jeep....this will be my 1st car and will do this type of thing + a snorkel kit tho...
Anyone notice that there was no extra fuel for the Jeep?
The lone Assasin probably so it doesn't catch on fire at gunshots
Oh boy. Damn Marine needs a gear head brother to set that Jeep up proper. We ever cross paths, I'll square you away. Lol. Good shit for a solid start point. Those open differentials need to go selectable asap.
Cool jeep bug out vehicle and gear.
If that don't make you a happy camper go home. Excellent setup. Couple of things I had not thought of. Thanks for sharing. atb Opal
That rack on the tailgate is sweet.
You got a lot of gear, I'm jealous, Cool vid.
I'd say the ultimate bug out jeep would be a Land Rover, they hardly ever brake, and if they do they are easy to fix out in the field with duct tape, steel wire, and a limited set of tools as they don't have any electronic or hydraulic crap. They also got more storage/living space and are generally designed for rough country.
Bit boring and uncomfortable to drive, but they get the job done every time without fail.
Put some Kevlar panels inside the door panels to help shield you against gun fire it will increases your chances to bug out.
I like how you mentioned the weight of the rims after saying you did nothing cosmetic. Get outta here you done pimped your ride haha :) That thing is pretty slick though!
Mate fantastic setup, man I gotta go through mine I've got a lot of what you have but it ain't organised, thank you sir, I'm Ganna organise my shot tomorrow. Great work
Thanks brother. I know the feeling. I had to get organized because I have a bad memory. Haha
I love the way you have that Jeep set up and the equipment you have in there. The backpacks are nice and I have a shotgun like the one you have there and thought about getting one while working for the Arkansas Dept. of Corrections. I have a Mini-14 rifle also with the 30 round clip for it. Most of the other items I have except for enough rope and two more compasses for my other two vehicles. I have two backpacks which I got from the local Army exchange and is real nice. I have my old Vietnam style helmet with liner which was issued to me when I was in service, along with the military belt and canteen with the spout for the masks with water spout adapter.
What about an emp it's gonna wipe that out
It's a jeep. A small log or a rock will wipe it out.
Tom Donhavjuan jeep just empty every pocket
Thanks for the video, awesome BOV, I use to hate the four door jeep when they came out and i have seen a few really nice ones, needless to say I like them now lol.
Can you give me info on the your tailgate set up? The table, bags, Velcro, etc.
Great set up, where did you get your bag with velcro backing?
I'd look at getting a land anchor to keep in your jeep so if you get stuck and can't reach a tree you have a winch point you can put anywhere
+Josh Farist or you could dig are deep hole and winch your self out with ya spare wheel, i have done it are few times and works great, but when i say deep it needs to be deep or you run the risk of the wheel flying back in ya face.
Perfectly prepared vehicle.
I dont drive but These are ideas i'll pass on to others.
Thank you
Where did u get the survival and medical bags with the table? I love it
I love your WHEN SHIT HITS THE FAN bag loooool lol loool
Could you do a review on that rear door drop down table?
Yes I will
BlackScoutSurvival you lie
He basically did one in this video
He showed what it holds and what it does
And told u who makes it. And that it was his fav part of the jeep. Wtf lol. Regardless of what ur teachers told u in school? There ARE such things as stupid questions
Where can I get the fire extinguisher attachment? I love the pull pin.
Just subscribed, awesome jeep and sick videos!
I Sir! No Water?
In my car i have 12 L of water, some food, a sleeping bag, mechanics tools and ignition cables, an inverter AC/DC, extre gasoline, a gps, torch, my bob, my German Sherped and if shit its the fun i carry my Glock!
Survival sniper no pay attention. That will get you killed.
BlackScoutSurvival Thanks for the answer.
Roberto.
BlackScoutSurvival LMFAO!!!!! TOO TRUE!!!
BlackScout made a good point about making you a target. We survivalists can obtain water easy. You could also have one of them nice Katadyn water purifiers. But ain't nothing wrong with having a gallon of water though.
These big out people are always so crazy
Truly a thing of beauty Jack, Not jealous at all haha
I almost bought one last year but it never worked out. Looking forward to your BOB video.
Thanks Brother, loving the jeep and load out loads :D
Thanks boss they are a lot of fun
Great video!! Cool looking jeep!!