Survivalist Reacts to Black Scout Bug Out Bag | LEGIT Escape & Evasion Survival Kit
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- Опубликовано: 2 июл 2023
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reacting to Black Scout Survival's Bug Out Bag video ( • What's In My Bugout Bag )
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What is in Black Scout Survival's Bug Out Bag? Is this a LEGIT Escape & Evasion loadout or something else?
What's your take on his kit?
Leave your score (1-10) in the comment section and be sure to check out the original video here: ruclips.net/video/oAfqwkaZWPo/видео.html)
Don't forget Oregel for teeth pain
I learned with good Survival Skills you don't need a Bag. You just wait for thousands of people to fall day three. Don't be a Loot Warehouse. Just carry anti Diarrhea Medicine and Orajel for teeth pain.
@@FogGoblin If you teeth are healthy there should never be any pain.
@@CazSmith True. However few years in SHTF with no Dentist you will wish you had some Tooth ache pain. If you ever like me had Tooth problems then you will know it is a very horrible pain..
@@CazSmith I don't have healthy Teeth. Not a cheap or affordable service.
Fantastic Video! Thanks for featuring me on your channel! 💪💪🙏
Hey thanks for dropping in!
My man stopped by! A real one
What I love about bug out bags is if you built one with 1000 items there is always that 1 person in the comments highlighting the 1 thing you missed :)
always goin be someone :D
He missed Orajel, Moleskin for feet. Drugs to keep you going. Also he missing large foldaway water storage containers. He also missing silent hunting methods..
@@FogGoblin Keeping a couple of 10 litre collapsable containers topped at up the site with clean water is a must imo.
@@CazSmith Water goes bad and is heavy.
@@FogGoblin My take on this is to locate near a water source and keep the filtered water maintained at the site. When traveling one litre is enough for me. I live in uk, it's always generally cold lol. No sweating.
Based on the lack of meal, water storage, socks, etc.., it looked like he was prepared for only a couple days or so to get to a close by bug out location which in his case might work perfect for him.
yes that's what I figure
@@TheSurvivalOutpost Unless he runs into trouble. And that's likely given he's going to be bugging out in a shtf environment. My kits a bit heavier, but at least I'll be eating well and getting a comfortable nights sleep. And a change of clothes.
On the backpack rain cover. I have hiked in the rain many times with a rain cover on it will only keep your pack dry for so long. What I like to do is put a contractor grade garbage bag in the pack first before I put any of my gear in you can twist the top shut guaranteeing your gear will not get wet
Canadian Preppie has a lot more stuff that could be stashed/traded on the way to a location. Crack Scout has more access to guns n ammo. What if they accidentally ended up w/each others' gear, would they be alright or croak overnight? lol
hmmm that's an interesting what if :)
They would both fail !
Keeping his torniquet on the inside of his bag is not logical; A torniquet is used to stop uncontrollable severe bleeding RIGHT NOW, not after you dropped your bag, opened it, digged it out and then eventually manage to find it, fold it out and strap it on.
We, (Royal Danish Army) in Iraq, had our torniquet on the outside of our gear, in a ziplock bag, on the front of our person, attached with a just strong enough rubber band, so that you could reach it with both hands, rip it off, open it with your teeth and then apply it, and we practiced using it several times.
And IFAK´s should be CLEARLY labelled with red and/or a cross, so you never have a chance of grabbing the wrong one, and someone is going to help you, they know exactly which bag to reach for.
Medical gear wise i would fail this guy.
good take on the medical kit, thanks for sharing your real world experience. my friends with combat experience tell me that if you have to use one tourniquet odds are HIGH you will need another so always carry two.
@@TheSurvivalOutpost Thank you.
I was the squad medic in my platoon, Jutland Dragoon Regiment, MECHINF, and i support your friends statement.
And i guess that your friend will agree with me, that you always use the persons own medical gear, with the medic only using his/her gear if that is faster or the poor person is out of what is needed.
Each persons IFAK was equipped to handle the more common injuries, with the medics bag being a "depot" for those things and he/she had the more "advanced" equipment/gear.
Each persons IFAK and each medics bags where totally standardised across the entire company, so each person knew exactly what gear was in which bag and even the placement in the bag itself was standardised.
That way, when the need came up, there where no fumbling for the gear needed and the medic could commandeer any soldier to help him/her because everything was standardised.
@@bmbpdk excellent I'm taking notes from this and might make a video on these details. Cheers!
@@TheSurvivalOutpost You are most welcome!
And thank YOU for your videos!
Greetings from Denmark.
Tourniquets are for arterial bleeding that can't be stopped with pressure
You run one of the few channels Im subscribed. Thank you from PA Appalchians
Awesome! Thank you!
Once a marine always a marine! U.S.M.C.
rah DEVIL DOG
Semper Fi, you Mighty Awesome Devil Dogs! ERRAH!
No.
I'd give it a 6 at most. The problem with bug-out-bags or evacuation bags is the fact the person assumes something will be there to come back to.
Having had numerous hurricanes and one major (Isabel) behind me, I found many who bugged out or evacuated to higher ground might have had a house to come back to but most of their belongs were gone due to looters or raiders. So a foot of water in the house might have made it hard to live in, but it left most of their valuables (electronics, food, water or camping supplies) there for the taking. Boarded up houses were hit most and all safes were not overlooked but cracked or cut into.
The first night after Isabel passed, there were gunshots, screams, banging and other loud noises from houses in my area as people tried to loot or succeeded in it. A big tree had blocked one route and another had done the other way. Only two ways in and out so even Police/EMS/Fire weren't coming if you had a signal to your cell phone. Houses where people had left had been hit hard. It took a week for my area to get back power and cell towers. Some it took five to eight weeks.
So you must always remember if you bug out you might come back to nothing in most instances, especially in riots or gvt crackdowns. Thankfully, none of those for me yet.
Main thing is the bag you are getting home with, bugging out with, or caught out with might be all you have left. Take Care and Stay Safe, everyone.
Excellent assessment, thanks for sharing your experience
Love both channels. An individual’s kit usually addresses the challenges that a person deems likely to face where they are or where they are going. That said, critiques are a great way for us to stay with or make changes to what we are doing. You made some great points. He said he would not be in an urban environment. Which given the items that he selected to use between a suburban environment and the woods a surprisingly unlikely combination. He definitely picked items I wouldn’t have picked. I think of my bug out bag as the bare minimum for any season. I run a Glock 19 with raised tritium night sights, tactical white light and a USA One Shot non NFA pistol brace. Which turns the pistol into a carbine in seconds. I would carry Glock mags not AR mags because a pistol is legal carry where I live. And a pistol is easy to conceal. Sometimes you don’t want to look like a threat sometimes you do. The $200 brace is compact, light weight and can fit in a daypack. The Sawyer water filter can screw onto a Smart water and other drink bottles. And pint to quart size roll up Sawyer or Platypus bladders can plus up water if needed and save space when not needed. 2 lighters, char tin and or small flint steel, or fero rod and magnesium bar ,and section of cotton clothesline dipped in melted wax, will give you both a short or long term solution. A 2 -3 metal cup with lid, ( GI or Esbit, and cultery , and hot and cold wets, ( including Gatorade and extra salt) is also essential. Compass. Rechargeable flashlight power bank combo. Back up Huntsman Victorinox pocket knife, whistle, and pepper spray, for humans and dogs. Cold steel shovel with a shortened handle and cordura sheath. To use as a baton for a non lethal threats and with sheath off for lethal threats. Food. Prepackaged jerky, Ramen, rice meals, cup of soup or Hot Choc mix, Jello mix, peanut butter crackers, trail mix, snickers candy bars or Cliff Bars, Jar of peanut or almond butter. I would pack mid layer thermals, a second boxer or nylon bathing suit, and 2 pairs of socks. For shelter: a nylon rain jacket, a military style poncho, klymitt air Matt, SOL bivy, SOL double sized Mylar sheet pinned to either a poncho liner or compact Summer 2 lb sleep bag, 2 black 55 gallon black plastic bags, and a blow up pillow. First aid and meds, and trauma kit.
Great well thought out comment. Appreciate the gear suggestions esp the Cold Steel shovel
I believe in being a grayman. Compact fishing gear. Tarp, and poncho, water filter with bladder. Mine is a Katadyn with ceramic filter. Fire starter, survival medical kit. Change of clothes.
There's more, but I'm bugging out. It's a get to a secure area. Kept to 20-30 lbs. 2-3 days. A bit of some is better than none.
Thank you for this post.
Dig it! Great strategy
Great review
Another thing that I thought was weird was his med kit was on outside of the pack, but his tourniquet was in main compartment. Why would you have it in the pack? Maybe he had one in med kit but he didn't say that. No shelter that's crazy! Maybe a score of 7 max
that is a good point about the TQ. I'd like to think the TQ in the main compartment was a backup to a primary stored in his IFAK.
@TheSurvivalOutpost yeah me too but who knows
Med kit should be out side or close to it but t/q should be with it .
If you are truly bugging out lol!
Most people have families!
So by the time they get there snivel gear its to late and most likely left behind . Its better to stay put .
Now the real question is what is the situation you are leaving .
If its natural disaster then you should have vehicles packed always
Important in a carry safe
And gear bags always packed and never borrowed from .
If your bugging out from a make believe war then stay put but you must no your area . Sewers gas and water mains etc
And if you are bugging out where are you going no one ever has a plan in there videos they just talk about gear lol lol lol
You do not have to give exact location but break it down to plan a,b,c ect for your viewers to figure that out .
Plan building is fun and exciting
Its a interesting pack more of a war pack with a few basics for survival but everyones approach is different. Just wish more people went out on rucks with the packs
that is the key...training with your key...and I'll keep preaching that :D
Absolutely. It's needs to be ingrained in the mind. Exact steps knowing what you're going to do on the way to a location and having a solid routine to get you through the days. For me: Breakfast/ exercise/ foraging - wood - water collection/ hygiene care/ lunch/ reading/ meditation/ dinner and lights out. Who needs a house lol. Modern society sucks the nature out of life. Getting a fire started is more fulfilling than any social media/ pc game ect.
I like your assessment of Black Scout Survival's bug out bag. I've been preoccupied with work and vacation, so I'm so glad to be able to check out your video today.
thanks glad you liked it, be sure to check out the playlist: ruclips.net/p/PL25itr1FSUBH4ZVfP42CDn1PONHcJIcXz
I must admit that even with my expertise, I almost always learn something worthwhile from all survival videos.
same here, I am no expert by a long stretch, I can only speak and share my experience
Definitely miles better than Canadian Prepper’s bs bag. Personally, my main shtf bag is a Savotta Jaakari. Tougher than tough and no rain cover needed. I love that. I do like the clamshell design of the Kifaru Ma Deuce, but it’s nowhere near as tough as the Savotta. I think Tactical Tailor’s malice/Alice bags are amazing as well. As long as you use your gear and familiarize yourself with contents those outer pockets make a lot of sense. I believe the Nalgene controversy is likely plastic vs metal. Weight vs boilability. The new Grayl titanium is far and away the best bottle system I’ve seen.
I'm a huge fan of the TT Malice pack and also like the Savotta. If I could justify buying more packs it would be those two for sure.
@@NikosAnimals CP is pro CP. The main problem with channels like his is he will say anything to sell what he has in stock and there are too many people that are ignorant enough that they blindly believe him and the others. Lately, CP is claiming to be a bushcrafter. He isn’t even a novice from what I’ve seen. But his subscribers believe him to be 1 and so he pretends he has that knowledge. He will get people killed. As will Zalensky, as will Putin, as will Biden, as will every world leader that doesn’t have to worry about personally being placed in harms way.
The Nalgene may be about the chemical leach from the plastic.
Something about CanPrep that gnaws at my Spidey Senses
Outstanding video brother. Respect both channels as former Marine and former militia member. Great key points mentioned.
thanks glad you liked it Devil Dog
The thing about Black Scout survivals bug out bag it is for his area that is a warmer climate than most. He's in a plains area close to the coast in the south.
The purpose of all these videos is to test , review, practice and especially Critique all presentations and request comments from all viewers. Is there such thing as a Survival Expert, yes !
Reviews are important because there are people who know nothing about any of it. Keep at it.
That's right, test, review, practice...repeat.
What’s the next video for you? Maybe a video on a Bugout that starts in your vehicle that breaks down. The true Bugout begins with heading from the highway into the woods or up the highway and things to think about. What would you cache that is in the vehicle that you can’t carry etc. Also how would you decide to walk up the highway or do you head into the woods for cover? The video has alot to choices to make and why they were made. Well a thought 😎
hey I like that idea ALOT!
I would scrap that tactical gear and replace it with more practical tools . Such as a small pry bar , a lindsman pliers ( for cutting fencing ) , and junior hacksaw plus spare blades , a leatherman multitool ( urban situation ) . In a rural environment , a stout knife , a folding saw , and a hatchet would be necessary . For cover l would add a light mylar tent , a light breathable mylar sleeping bag and a reusable space blanket plus extra cordage and titanium tent pegs . A small solid fuel stove is very portable and lightweight . I enjoyed your review . Thank you . Cheers
digging your review of my review of black scouts review :) I def agree...would have liked to see a few more tools like the pry bar, fence cutters. etc.
During a SHTF/bugout I
personally won't be trying to
break in or through anything
that might attract unwanted attention to myself. I'll be steadily and stealthily making my way to my safe place/base
avoiding drawing attention or
sustaining injury to myself so
I will most likely survive. I'll
let the other person engage in
the firefights and B&E while I
slip by unnoticed in one piece
Good review
Glad you enjoyed it
I liked this video. And I really like the idea of this video.
You make a good critique.
There are so many videos on “my bug-out bag”. And I enjoy seeing what people think is necessary to carry for survival. I’ve been making bags and kits since I got out of the Corps in 1983. Back then we just called it camping 😉
Maybe it’s because I’m old, but I require more in the way of a sleep system. All my bags have some kind of bivy or tarp, as well as a military poncho.
And I have to have a metal container. Even if it’s just a canteen cup. I like old school military equipment.
He has a stove, but no container to cook on it.
That green nDur water filter in his grab-and-go bag is the bom-diggidy. I wish they still made them, I would have ten more.
Extra socks is a must… even if it’s just to replace wet ones. And you are absolutely right about foot care in the med kit. A foot problem is second only to a toothache in importance, if you have to keep moving.
Semper Fi
in the end its just camping, you're not wrong :D I love my old kit, I have a stainless steel canteen thats WW2 issue and then British issue gear as well. Thanks for calling out that filter, I couldn't remember the name. Its not to be confused w/ a similar mini straw filter that is total garbage.
Semper Fi
Loving the "me ne frego" shirt
same here :D
The BSS Bag may not be for everyone. But it's like Jack is a solid product. Everyone's Bug Out Bag should be fit to them and their situation.
I agree 100%
The water filter is excellent btw - very versatile and can access difficult to reach water sources through hose/pump
Good to know, never heard of it before. Looks solid but the filter capacity is abit low at just 2k gallons
I found The Lifesaver Liberty water filter for sale at Bass Pro Shops
Hey brother, member of the Black Scout tribe here. Great analysis, well done brother. We train alot we have ppl in each state all about preparedness. Practice it in ftx we train its a good time. Join us in a live sometime folks we'd love to have ya.
love to hear that.
It’s interesting looking at bug out bags , I would never be able to carry one except to my car , I have several different styles but I don’t think it would ever be used , I think the scenario is what determines what you pack . I’m focusing on a every day carry .
yup 100% the scenario dictates what you pack.
Same here.
this is a bag you take with you if you have to leave your tent. everything else you need is in larger bags, or in various hiding places. closest to the body, you should have things you can start a fire with. if you lose your bag. go outside and exercise when the rain pours down
great point!
Since most people will have travelled by car to where they may need to get home from and the aim is to get home / elsewhere fast why not just pop a folding bike in your car. That 2/3 mph becomes 6/10 just like that.
yep that's a great idea...even better if it's an e-bike? Maybe not...don't have any experience with those.
@@TheSurvivalOutpost I've just got a cheap second hand folding bike in the boot/trunk. My work is only 30 miles away so 6 hours and I'd be home. Never had an e-bike but I'd be worried the more tech there is, the more there is to go wrong.
@@davidcann6021 I keep a 79cc pedal assist bike in my truck when taking long trips. A 36 pound dry pack plus self defense tools/water ect.. would be hard to carry in short order if I didn't have a bike to carry the weight. On my long trips I take, I'm 450 miles from home and a bike is a must.
@@TheSurvivalOutpost an ebike would be great. Fast and quiet. And in the event of an EMP, you can still pedal.
Great review on the review... BS definitely has his stuff together for sure.. I've been watch his channel for a few years now.. And he's on point 95% of the time.. But , I've been waiting your channel for a while now as well.. 👍 But I agree with you on the few things that could be added.. Put those few things in the Bag , and you're good to go. Appreciate the video and the advice.. 🦅🇺🇸🦅
Right on, glad you liked it and thanks for supporting the channel
I'm with you all the way Brother.🇺🇲
I think again I have found a moment of eye-opening clarity. You hit the nail on the head when it comes to the whole question of defining what it means to "bug out" versus an evacuation.
For people in clandestine government work, the military or who travel abroad many have what they call a "bail out bag" which helps them to get out and away before anyone comes for them or tries to hold them against their will. That's a well-defined purpose.
The first question to consider is the situation or the scenario before us. Is it temporary like avoiding bad weather or caustic smoke or are you leaving because it's not safe to remain where you are. If you are avoiding an armed enemy, riots or some form of violence then you might need to move very fast, to hold up, to camp out or even to fight. Do you have transportation or looking for opportunities? Will you be able to resupply, eat, bath, shop on the way?
If people ask themselves a few questions then they won't have to guess what to put in their kit. In Black Scout Survival's bag, he had his magazines. Nothing unusual, but he sounded so "purposeful" meaning to me that he feels he needs them and I think that's the secret to building a kit. Experience also helps to decide what to pack, what works best for you and what doesn't.
That being said, it's wise to have the usual and most common items such as a lighter, ferro rod, knives, a bottle/bladder bag or combination, a water filter, etc. And it is NOT a crime to have a few items that you may not use. Many people carry "things" just in case they need them. It's not about failing to not pack exactly what you use, but ensuring your kit saves your butt.
I'm glad you have that clarity now! I agree that indeed the usual stuff doesn't change. I call that the foundational gear that I'll have in any bag. From there the gear is mission specific.
Great reaction video, Leatherneck. I have a bag(my only bag, because BOB, GHB, VEH B, INCH, EDC, only makes since if youre near that kit for a specific situation)built on his, B. A. C. K. H. O. M. E. kit, with a few mods for my AO. Thanks for sharing, you Mighty Awesome Devil Dog. ERRAH!
hey glad you like it...and yeah you're right 100% about the BACK HOME kit. RAH!
Well said man and Jack nailed it with his skill set. The plastic Nalgene is regarding plastic lowering your testosterone levels. For me shelter is a military poncho,bivy bag, and tent stakes. Low visibility,layout flat/secure, and climb under. I love the Grayl but just switch out for the Lifestraw peak series with a Smartwater bottle. Lightweight and more packable on the go. First aid kit with moleskin a must especially with having a family. Also chafing cream for me because monkey butt sucks. I have several small survival/EDC kits on my person in a bug out situation. I also have the NRE’s plus a small alcohol stove to boil water for it. Having more water too for cooking freeze dried food is a must. I always keep a signaling kit in my packs for emergencies but yes in a bug out situation you want to be low key. The two items I keep with my get home/bug out bag is my Safe Life Defense body armor and my Parcel Respirator. With threats everywhere and different circumstances on what could happen any given day you never know. God bless y’all and stay vigilant!!!👍🏼🍻🥃👊🏼💯
excellent well detailed comment. I totally agree about the shelter.
I've got a few different pack covers which are multi-purpose from camo to bright orange which changes how people perceive me.
I do the same
i'd give Black Scout a solid 8/10
... would be more than happy to have and use that bag,
How about doing a Bug out scenario video ... 72hours traveling from A to B (or a set route). Its rare to see people actually do more than a 1 mile walk into the woods then play with their kit. I have seen only a handful of genuine bug out scenario videos over the years ... james yeager did a really good one a few years back with a group of people.
I agree 100%, 8 out of 10. Def a solid bag. About the video, that's what I'm in the process of filming. Evac on a preplanned route on my bike to a resupply cache. Its taking a while to film but should be ready for release in the next few weeks.
You are right, most people either review the kit at home or go on a short hike.
I did the good ole "Bug Out Adventure" in 2020 where I hiked 30+ miles in two days in mid summer. Great training and burned 6 million calories in the process LOL
I’ve heard something about pink camouflage will not show up in the night vision scope scope.
Is that something practical?
hmmm no idea
I have a 15 minute commute if I’m not riding my motorcycle I have a bike in the back and ski’s with snow shoes in the winter you might not make it fifteen minutes here in the winter outside unless you’re wearing a snowmobile suit Minnesota
sounds like you got a great setup for transport...with fail safe built in.
Very good review. I concur with saw and axe comments. I would consider one of the saws that uses the reciprocating saw blades for more versatility. Also I would add seasonal modules depending anticipated weather.
yep seasonal modules are a great idea,
@@TheSurvivalOutpost as long as you remember to rotate
New to the channel here, The reason for Jack's branding on everything is that he works with companies to make products to suit his needs. A good example is the BSS V5 flashlight made with Thrunite. It has a bunch of features that he added. He vets and uses all the products he promotes.
Yes I am a member of his channel 😄
yeah funny you mention that light, I have the BSS V5 which has been excellent...until I got I dropped into a small creek. Didn't consider at the time that the USB port opening could be an issue. Unfortunately the light has never been the same.
@@TheSurvivalOutpost yeah that is the one thing i don't like about it. It has handled real heavy rain for me but i haven't submerged it like that haha. It's my pocket carry. The heavy stuff i use my streamlight stinger.
you and I rocking the same lights funny. my streamlight is my go to go anywhere do anything tool@@themightycrixus1131
@@TheSurvivalOutpost haha nice! Yeah their proprietary charging system is hard to beat. Mount on the wall, set, forget. It's just not a sneaky light like the BSS V5. That firefly 1 lumen mode is something I never thought I needed. Plus that strike bezel is nastyyy.
Like I said it's my first time here so I appreciate you opening a dialogue with me. I'll be giving the rest of your channel a look!
The K2 3500 backpack is no longer being produced. Do you recommend alternatives, perhaps from the K3 or K4 lineup?
the K3 is looking super NICE and has features than K2.
Where do you get a camouflage waterproof backpack cover?
Check out this link: amzn.to/3NZktUV
He’s actually good I like him
Yeah BlackScout strikes me as a good chap.
Hey, still waiting for your video on HSP Flatpack Plus for Urban Survival scenario.
funny you mention that..in the midst of filming. probably release mid august
Im a recent subscriber and you may have done a video on this before, but how do you pack your bug out/get home bags? Cold vs warm seasons, city vs country, road trip get home bags and so on. Thanks for the video. Keep up the good work.
thanks for the support. great question about packing the good ole BOB. I typically start with defining the mission BEFORE even thinking about packing. Then I do a full recon of the route I plan on taking and also account for the time of year. Based on these three variables I can pack with intention and purpose.
@@TheSurvivalOutpost I have 3 bags/kits. One is for a short trip home with very basic supplies that I keep in my truck at all times, the other is a 7 day pack along with a gas powered 79cc pedal assist bike in the back of my truck due to weight from all the supplies needed to bike back 450 miles on a specific trip I take across state lines once in a while. I'd have to cover desert and a cold mountain range with different enviroments. It's a 7 day pack but I figure I will only have 3 days max to get home before all SHTF in a grid down situation before having to worry too much about violence. The last is an INCH bug out container with months of gear and supplies needed in my environment year around to basically camp for a very long period of time in a camper van if I'm forced from my home for any reason.
@@michaelburnham5286 sounds like you're squared away quite nicely and its interesting to note that you have to deal with desert and cold.
In a shtf any backpack will make you a target no matter what it looks like even a sling bag
smaller the better IMO
Love your critic. I dont follow many. But black scout is one. And now you know why.....
Whilst you don't want to have all the crap on the outside your bag like Canadian Prepper, that isn't the ideal position for the tourniquet. That really should be more accessible.
yes this a great point. i carry my TQ strapped to the outside of my med kit so I can pull it real quick.
I reckon he called it a candy bar to avoid RUclips problems
Good point
Black scout has a sister company
Liberty something i don’t remember
hmmm
Yeah i meant them at a oddly home improvement event
They had some kit gear there . They were pushing signing up for training classes etc
Shtf does not necessarily mean collapse of country it could be an emergency situation for that person like a tornado took out there their house and they have their bug out bag but I prefer to call emergency bag cuz that's basically what it is there are times use your bug out bag does not required to go you can use it for an emergency situation that keeps you alive
absolutely true...its important Id say even vital to define the mission first and pack accordingly. you probably don't need escape and evasion gear in your tornado bug out bag.
Good video and great review. My bag has all the essentials with a few additional items. It would appear that all the bob vids I've watched are done by single men and women without children. I know thats bot the case but i can't remember anyone covering that area. I keep a set of skivies for my daughter as well as a few extra feminine products other than what i have in my first aid kit. Maybe u could break this trend and cover that little bit of reality. Anyway, on to the next vid in ur lists.
thats so true, there is not as much focus on families since we're all Rambo around here :D but honestly, it's an important detail to cover. I owe a video on this.
I think it was a good critique.
ok cool, thanks
In my bag it's a tent/comfortable sleep system/ water filtration and an abundance of dehydrated food and spare clothing. Without food and a good night's sleep everything else is going to fall apart. The gadgets I leave at home. I never understood minimalist bug out kits. Unless you're trained to exist on sleeping on dirt floors and eating twigs for breakfast they don't do the average Joe much good. I can exist for three weeks near a water source with my kit making meals from my additional bag containing freeze dried meals/ protein powder/ amino acids/ electrolytes and vits. Alongside the small wood burner and collapsible sink for washing clothes & self my kit can make a home from home anyway safe (given a water source)
having a good sleep system is vital, appreciate you calling that out.
If it's a true SHTF/WROL situation, you don't want to
be "camping "
If I were a renegade brigand,
my fellow scumbags and myself would be looking for
signs of people making campsites and cook fires
and signs of hunting/fishing.
All bets are off. Lethal hide and seek
@@maxpinson5002 Trying to steal people's sh@t means you'll end up with a bunch of untrustworthy a-holes who will likely get popped off sooner rather than later. Also, it's ALWAYS camping. Call it what you want but it only comes down to levels of comfort. I'd rather be in a tent in a sleeping bag after eating a hot meal than sleeping on a tarp on hard ground with the wind and rain soaking me. Try being a renegade with no sleep. The 'campers would see you coming a mile off, shoot you for the fun of it, and probably serve you up for lunch to their dogs. BTW ... if you've not had any military training, been deployed, seen combat, you might find randomly shooting people in a shtf sit' to steal their stuff a little bit more gruelling than you could possibly imagine. But what do I know lol. I'm just a camper. I've even got an inflatable pillow haha.
You should check out a smaller RUclipsr by the name of Junkyard fox, he mainly focuses on erban and desert survival (being in Arizona) his RUclips videos can be very dyverce from stealth camping near a motel to camping in the middle of the desert, and is allwace changing his bug out bag to match his environment and the season. he takes more of a cowboy way and style adapting to the desert. His Bug out bag is not as tactical but more rugged, he is constantly camping and experimenting and is constantly adding to and upgrading his EDC and bug out dag which he his alot of videos about. I hope you take my word and cheak out his chanel.
I scope him out, thanks for the suggestion
If you’re in Florida, you’ll want something for SWAMP ASS too! 😂 I’m in central Florida. Swamp ass is real.
you're not wrong, I call it swamp rot :D
@@TheSurvivalOutpost true. It definitely doesn’t stay in one place (like the crotch area). 😱😂😂😂
You do you. Enough said.
right on, I do that already :)
PSK box should be kept in your pocket at all times.
good point
get the sawyer over the sawer mini.. muuuuch better flow rate and ou have to backflush it so much less
These videos give me Doomsday prepper vibes when they scale their survival preps and how long they have of survival. They need to bring that show back. Its funny because they would say how likely the things they are preparing for and most were highly unlikely. Fast forward and most of them were right to prepare for that situation.
Man I do miss that show
What is amazing to me is that Marines do not include crayons...
:) - Love you lads. Best light infantry the world has ever known.
man that is the 6th C of Survival :D
PERSONALLY, I’d keep the tourniquet on the OUTSIDE of my bag. Somewhere more easily accessible in case you have to access it one handed.
In use-case, yeah i would too, but for long term storage its better to keep it out of the light
ideally is the best spot for it. Somewhere quick and easy to access. Tear away
@@ivankrylov6270 like inside of my IFAK/ Trauma kit.
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thanks
What about Chinese, Russian etc bags?
what about them?
Their are no rules .like flint napping.fife drills making fish hooks fome bone to the atl spear .to eatable plants and snares and so .great show thanks .
Right on
Cowabunga.!
lets go!!!
Ok here we go !
Bug out bag maybe from vehicle to home . Lol
His views are lacking because he got banded from few social media platforms and had to rebuild.
His load out in the bag it doesn’t make sense for the tile of video and his so called skill level .
So since in the bag he shows ar mags inside they should be not in the main and should be on exterior or easier to get to .
Nalgene reference not sure but there a strong bottle can’t boil in it though . So since his load out is more urban hopefully that filter will remove contaminants.
This Load out to me is a basic edc gym bag and added pew pew for social media .
You are correct no wood processing or shelter making tools or dry bags for the pack internals .
Mylar blankets are horrible for bugging out because there stupid loud .
This kit dose not do him justice with his back ground .
I have never seen an sf guy with this load out
There load outs are super dialed in and quiet
Especial escape and evade tools usally under or inside your American flag patch .
Rating for this for a bug out i give it a 2 because its not complete .
good take on the kit.
@@TheSurvivalOutpost TY
I love those video, it helps us have another point of vue on other youtuber bugout bag and help us understand you mentality and show us other option. I follow Black Scout Survival for a really long time and he has great advice on survival and escape and evasion tips an tricks this is why I still follow him but since a couple a years i got suck deep into conspiracy theory and he makes more video about that than anything else and I think this is why he got a lot less vues now when someone go Political or Religious this is where shit goes south. I am not on the same page on that with him but He is still THE Black scout survival so once in a while there is good tip and trick video who pop out so i am watching those. But none the less what i thing about is bug out bag, for me bug out bag is not a bag to go live of the land its a bag you grab quick to get out of your home in an emergency to go from one place to another, so my mentality is it need to be ready and have at least a change of clothes with it, in it or on it and people the show that often, the reason is simple we sleep for about 6-8 hours a day what happen if you get an emergency in that time, or if you are relaxing listening a movie in pyjamas or if you are in the pool or in the shower and you need to go quick. Secondly, only 1liter of water, what a remember of Black scout survival videos is half the year he is drench in sweat in every video he makes that mean he live in a really hot environment so water should be a priority so at least a 2 or 3 liter bladder because I hike a lot and our summers here are hot and winter are freezing and you need a lot of water in all those situation when you are walking 2-5- 10 miles, I gess he would stop every hour to fill is bottle but you can't take that time in bug out situation. 3rd is food, the one he use is cool its easy to eat on the go but if I need to walk all day ( He probably think he is going to do that because he pack a water filter and 2 NREs), I will need a break and in my break i need more than proteine powder and energy bars, So I will probably swap one NRE pour one of my favorite MRE for moral boost of a real meal. 4th is emergency stuff is in the main pouch under other stuff like Magazine velcro in the the main compartment, tourniquet and medical stuff burry under other stuff and ditch pouch in the main compartment my ditch pack is strap on my back not in it or at least in a quick access pocket outside the main compartment its a Ditch pouch lol when you need to ditch your main pack you wont have time to but down the pack open it search in it and get the pouch you want quick access to it. I love the fact that he have a smaller backpack not like Canadian prepper with is 60l back pack who is going to carry that for 10-15 milles even thru hiker have small and light pack and gear and they pretty much live out of their pack for days. I hope he pack money in is pack because if there is a power outage when you get out and you need to buy something cards wont be useful. It sums up what I saw for the video ahahah. Great job Love almost all your videos, maybe next one could be with hardcore military guys like Garand Thumbs ( I now he made one but its maybe out of date) or maybe The Gray bearded Green beret, Ranger survival and field craft or Coporal corner. Maybe a more bushcraft oriented Channel like Dave Canterbury, Survival lily, Jason Sallier from ON Three and survival dispatch. If someone is speaking french I suggest Vol_west he is a french who moved in the US in the 90s and now he live in Montana I love is mentality He use too make more video but survivalism and prepping is a controversial subject so he took a break and got back to it couple of years back and now he still do some video but mainly lives!
Great detailed comment I'm glad you like this format! I'll check out those channels you suggested. I def agree about the water, carry more water and ideally use a camel bak to drink on the go.
I stopped watching his videos as well as Canadian prepper for the same reason. Way too much theory. I can critically think for myself. I watch to learn, explore, compare and find new products. Don't mind the faith based content. Point me in the direction and let it go. Looking for something I can't find anywhere else or don't know.
Maybe do waypoint survival next. He has something that most other bugout videos dont have and probably most important... a clear goal.
Its a two parter. The first details his gear (minus his bike and its equipment):
ruclips.net/video/oAS_FzFFz40/видео.html
The second is him doing his bugout out of the city on his bike, it is also a bit of a plug for the bike hes riding but, its a nice bike. ruclips.net/video/YSjl8bjWW6k/видео.html
Also maybe ranger survival and field craft. I believe Andrew is currently a SERE instructor. He has a lot of different bugout bags, so maybe choose one.
Also both of them have advanced survival skills including primitive survival so probably dont need as much as the regular joe schmo.
great suggestions!
The deal with the Nalgene is its plastic and while you drink from it that plastic is ingested, once in the body that plastic mimics estrogen which for men could cause unwanted side effects. Now would one plastic bottle really harm you that much? Probably not, but with everything being plastic these days its being taken in everyday all day for most people. Something else I've noticed that never gets talked about ever.....why are people constantly training for GWAT? If minute men are ever required i don't think it will be a GWAT scenario for the defenders, guerilla tactics are what people should be practicing and training imo. Many of these internet people think thats how its going to be and that's simply not true, sure the invading force would use GWAT style tactics but the defending force would HAVE to resort to guerilla tactics like in Vietnam, Afghanistan, etc. Im no military professional or anything but this should be obvious I would think, many are looking with the wrong perspective and therefore probably don't stand much of a chance. I'm interested to know what you think about this and are people doing it wrong?
I def agree that any conflict would be asymmetric warfare. read war of the flea and consider if we have these conditions to support an insurgency in the United States.
@@TheSurvivalOutpost its to bad someone with some clout doesn't remind these guntubers and minute man channels how it will really be, I know this was a little off topic from the video but not to far off lol and I wanted to know your opinion. There are way to many videos of dudes all kitted up head to toe on the flat range thinking theyre some kinda of B A 🤣, which in reality if its against the most likely adversary they would literally be loot drops for the dudes doing it right. This also makes me wonder if its intentional so future potential events will be squashed quickly, or perhaps its just the training they had before/during GWAT that stuck with them, which isn't useless of course but it may not be properly focused for the trajectory we're headed. These minuteman videos really do get alot of views (obviously I watch them too 🤣) but no one is really talking about that, I know you have experience in such things and aren't afraid to ruffle a few feathers lol so maybe if you felt it appropriate a video on this topic would be of value to the community. Ultimately it's all correlated and to have one you almost have to have the other, unless we're talking total nuclear annihilation which would still have alot of relevancy to this topic imo. Thank you for your time and consideration, have an outstanding holiday and stay safe!
There's no "former" or "ex" Marines. Just Marines. 😉
Semper Fi 🇺🇲 RAH
I'm a former Marine myself. I do agree there is no such thing as ex Marine. Cheers!
@TheSurvivalOutpost Holy crap...never knew you were, ha! I was with 2nd Marine Division 2005-2009. Now I'm just a broke old man ain't even 40 yet lol 😵💫
the Marines will make a 20 year turn 40 in a year LOL. I joined when I was 18 and did a term as 2311 Ammo Tech. Man that was a life time ago but feels like yestreday
Semper Fi, Teufel Hundens.
We are not former Marines.
We are Marines, once always.
Not offended, just spreading truth.
sure, depends on how you wanna say it. I call myself a former Marine, never "Ex" Marine.
How about Doing one on marine x
ah I have not heard of this guy.
He does bug out bags survival kits. But I never see him go out and use them. But I never see him go out and use them like black scout survival and you.
Can you do a reaction video to my bug out bag? I think it'd be really cool to get your feed back on mine as well! Oorah devil!
hey thanks for the comment, are you referring to this video? I'd like to discuss in a bit more detail...shoot me an email pls. admin@thesurvivaloutpost.com
ruclips.net/video/aALsLwC-Eaw/видео.html
Okay I sent an email!
I am not sure but all of his gear looks new and unused. Maybe he has duplicates where he used all of the gear in another video.
So rewatching 7:55 dude says has a survival pouch if he had to ditch his pack . If you think you could survive in that little pouch why do you need the whole pack
i see it as the difference between barebones survival and enhanced survival (poncho, gps, ammo, etc, basically the items in the pack.
Hang on, what is wrong with Nalgene???
something related to plastics IIRC, but to be honest, the people who complain about it are probably putting way worse things in their body lol
@@TheSurvivalOutpost I was under the impression the Nalgene were BPA, safe and leach free.
I'm a sub of black Scout survival and the Canadian prepper and now a sub of yours, and by the way, who the hell cares about if someone gets their feelings hurt. its called life get the hell over it.
hey glad to have ya onboard
@@TheSurvivalOutpost glad to be here
I've never seen a "great" bug out bag. Mine is packed like I'm never coming back to society. That's how I perceive a bug out bag. Nobody ever packs layers of clothes or extra socks. None of that kinda stuff...
Coyote works
Everybody lives in a different environment..... And so the needs differ a lot. What only very few people on yt show is a family bugout.... Bag or bags. Because then the needs differ a whole lot. And most people only prep for 72 hours and then your saved.... Ok that's mostly thru. Only you don't know before what's going to happen. Is it local..... Or is it nationwide. When it's nationwide then forget anything about 72 hours. Then we talk about years. And it's possible because many thousands of people lived for years in tents in the great depression. But that's also lacking with most bugout bags. A tent. Most people only have a tarp.
great comment and yes the family bug out bags are never talked about. I do owe a video on this subject.
What! no crayons?
Sorry I ate them all 😜
@@TheSurvivalOutpost
Out fucking standing
What about doing bear independence God bless you God bless your family God bless the world that’s all just get along
Good idea, atb to you as well.
He’s not spending much time outside with those white hands.
yeah maybe not lol
Well, I think he’s missing a few things but I guess it depends on how much you can embrace the suck. I used to subscribe to him but he seems full of himself. Not a fan. It’s interesting all these “preppers” and survivalists all look almost identical. Tight ball cap, sunglasses, and a beard. I could pick them out pretty easy. And they all claim to be special forces of some sort. They stick out like a sore thumb, I’d follow them at a distance. I know this will get some comments but hey, just my opinion.
Hey thanks for sharing your take. I should do a video titled “Average Prepper Profile”
So with these guys .
Him being a outdoor guy you must need a boil water
boiling water is a good option to flex.
@@TheSurvivalOutpost should honestly never drink questionable water with out boiling first then cool then filter then drink
@@thehillbillyhiker2431 Good Morning
Yeah thats the issue i had with bug out bag videos they never say how long or the generic plan of where there going
Like me i have two solid locations to go for urban
And then i have a mapped out wilderness option
@@thehillbillyhiker2431 for me all my kits have water filters and i am sure he has never used that filter he presented .
It's not Jack...Try Rodney!!!!!!
i dont live far from BS. stopped watching him a couple years ago. it looked like everything was new an never used. i get it hes a salesmen. i will say it's much better then CP's bag.
it is better than CP's bag for sure
Not at all it was in fact very interesting and was informative. Commenting on other's content adds a different perspective it actually increases said contents value in my humble opinion.
its a win for myself and CP...cause now people go to his channel to check out the video and overall, I enjoyed doing this and will continue this format.
None of that stuff has ever been used 😂
Maybe so
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Right
It's OK to offend dirty feds aka dirty scout
Oooh ok fed 🤔
8:30 On his "PERSON" 😮 Wouldn't it be prudent to not use the word PERSON? Would it not be better to say on his body or just on him? There are many dictionaries with different definitions and can't some of those definitions be detrimental to you? Is it not true that the authorities use legalese/jargon that looks like English and sounds like English but it is their own language that non members/public cannot read or understand and this language can't it be used to trick us into entering contracts and jurisdictions that are not in our favor? Is it not also true that in court they could refer to you as a person 25 times in one sentence and they are actually using 25 different definitions of person without you being aware? Can a corporation be a person? Are you the legal person? Are you a living person? What is a person? Why not get old editions of Black's Law dictionaries and decode official documents to learn their languages, as couldn't it be a great survival tool?
Wow just when I think I’ve seen everything in the comment section…🤪
Filter’s way too expensive. Give me a couple Sawyer filters any day.
yes same thoughts here....100k gallons with a Sawyer for $30ish vs $100 + for more parts, bigger profile and only 2k gallons
@@TheSurvivalOutpost some of these guys put these out and it seems more like a sales pitch to me than survival.
I think most of these guys carry too much. I am a black scout fan lol.. but carry the essentials, dont carry too much weight, train /practice with your gear. And carry your pew pew just in case.
Micro plastic
gotcha
I really don't understand this idea of "bugging out". Why would you want to leave your home and why would you stay outside? A lot of "preppers" talk about going out in the woods and talk about war scnearios. I'm in the military and guess where we go to fight. The woods! Guess what we look for when we hunt the enemy. Traces of someone being there (broken branches, disturbed earth). Everybody is talking about purifying water by boiling and staying warm "bugging out" but guess another thing we look for! Smoke and smell of smoke! This whole idea of bugging out is pretty stupid in real life and will most likely get you killed. The guys that want to bug out all have this cool tactical gear but guess what that makes me do? It makes me not think twice about shooting you because you look military! I'm not going to stop and ask who you are. If I see some military attire and you're not wearing our colours then you're wearing the enemy's and absolutely no one is going to take a chance even if it ends up in friendly fire. A lot of "survival guys" have these fantasies that are so far from reality and I just don't understand the reasoning behind it.
ideally you stay hunkered down at home and only leave if you have a destination in mind.