Bug Out Bag? Get Home Bag? No, it’s both.
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- Опубликовано: 28 май 2022
- This is professional grade equipment made in the USA. I wanted a bag that could serve as a Bug Out Bag and a Get Home Bag. I wanted it to sustain me for up to two weeks and come in under 25lbs with water. I met this criteria with the Mystery Ranch 3day Assault BVS. This will serve in a woodland and suburban environment.
Fantastic to see you doing videos again! Been looking forward to seeing this one. Nice kit! Lots of attention to detail. Thanks for putting this up!
Thanks for stopping by Dan. You inspired this.
As a RUclips emergency kit junkie, I can say this is as good as any I’ve seen. Your presentation was very nicely done too! Thanks for taking the time to share.
One of if not the best grab bags I've ever seen. Thank you.
Hard to believe that is only 23 pounds. Love how the bag zips in the front. Great way to access something lower down without spilling out the rest.
Well thought out bag. Thanks for sharing.
Wow. Thats a nice set up. Love the titanium cup and silverware
Very nice my friend, I like the gear you have as your load-out, but I like the bag and the way it opens as well. Plenty storage and great access. Thanks for sharing this with us.
You seemed a little nervous, but you did awesome, and your setup is mint
Good job.
Love that big corn on your couch
I just put together my own personal bag, and I found this video very informative and reassuring. I’ve definitely taken some notes on things that I need to buy. Great video!
If you need any help, just let me know. Been doing this all my life.
NICE PACK‼️‼️ Suggestions…..secure your water bottles to your pack…….and get everything in zip lock bags…2 big contractor trash bags…..and a pack rain fly…..foot powder and spare socks……all in zip lock bags..
Queens own. Good suggestions. Water bottles are dummy corded. We get very little rain here, but I have all water sensitive items in bags. I have a OPSEC poncho that doubles as a tarp. I carry body glide for chafing and my feet. Keep a pair of Darn Tuff Merino wool socks. Hooah!
@@surviveanything4765 Hooah‼️‼️🇺🇸
Outstanding bag set up! Great job!
Thank you so much for sharing your kit my good sir. I really did appreciate your video. Relaxing and simple. Great kit 👏👏👏👏
This an awesome bugout bag. Complete!
Nice kit SA. One thing folks must keep in mind is a kit should have the same basic items across the board and then tailor the items to your own specific needs and geographic location. Thanks for sharing your setup. Hopefully folks without an emergency bag can use this video as a guideline to get started.
Nice set up. I do need to get the weight down on mine.
Excellent kit.
Well thought out!
“If you want peace, prepare for war” love it! One thing I thought of is I’d make the poncho a bit more accessible if I were you. Although I don’t have the same bag and don’t know for sure how difficult it’d be to get to without taking everything out.
Great video!
Good feedback. The bag unzips down the middle making it easy to access everything. We only get 18 inches of rain annually. Our wettest month is February, that’s why I have so much invested in water filtration.
Really great video, that was a very nice set up! I loved the bag and arrangement of different equipment. Well done Mate! 💪🇺🇲🇦🇺💪
Great loadout!
Having an inflatable sleeping mat, or foam mat will let you have a more comfortable rest, if you ever have to use your emergency bag.
Good suggestion. I’m a bit old school and normally make a browse bed. Been doing that for decades.
@@surviveanything4765 Yeah i hear you, me personally i don't want to gather leafs or tall grass to make a bedding.
I have a bivy sack, Snugpak jungle blanket xl, and a ThermaRest Z Lite foam pad, or sometimes i switch the foam pad to a self inflatable pad.
Nice kit, I chose to reduce camping equipment and add a change of clothes, a roll of quarters, clothe pins and food (MRE, or home built kit). It's actually an overnight bag with benefits.
A well made video very informative .
Nice load out. Thank you.
Great set up bub!
New sub, just came across your channel searching new content for SHTF since it's getting chaotic now, cool to see new vids. 😎
Awsome bag Sir thank's for information. From French Québec , Canada
Hey bro great vid, you should make more! a great kit as well. All quality gear. You’ve got a new sub right here!
Hey Brother, Thank You, Very Much !!! Awesome Video !!! Very Helpful. Also, Cool T-Shirt🇺🇲🏴😎👍
Nice load out! Well planned
Just came across your channel. Nice looking set up. Some good ideas. I have some of the same stuff. Look forward to more videos. Be safe out there brother. Subbed.
Nice set up! Nice video! :)
Informative and beneficial video
Very well rounded bag and supplies. I have the same katadyn water filter but I keep that in my house, a little to heavy for a backpack. That back up water filter you showed should be more then enough. Or maybe a sawyer water filter.
Thanks for stopping by and the suggestion. From experience, I will not trust a hollow fiber membrane filter. I like having a pump filter to reach difficult water and have 2 full bottles in 2 minutes.
@@surviveanything4765 I’m not that versed in water filters. The sawyer aren’t good filters ? I also have a cheaper katadyn, I think it’s the hiker ? What’s wrong with the sawyer ?
@@concernedpatriot.2221 they have hollow membranes that do the filtration. If they freeze the membranes burst. They are very fragile and can be compromised allowing the yuck to get through, next thing you know, your dealing with some mean monkey butt.
Really good kit. I can tell you this cost a pretty penny. I know each of these items well. Train often bro.
I KEEP MY BUG OUT BAG FULLY LOADED , IN CASE I NEED TO BUG OUT IN A HURRY , BUT I CAN ALSO BREAK IT DOWN FOR SMALLR EXCURSIONS IF I HAVE THE TIME , PLUS I HAVE EXTRA SUPPLEMENT BAGS WITH MORE FOOD AND MORE CAMPING GEAR
I do much the same. I keep a food, fishing and trapping bag in my car. I also keep an additional two gallons of water. If it’s a dire situation and I have to bug out on foot, I have a game cart that will hold 350 lbs. if I have time I can load it with food, water and additional supplies.
Great kit top of the line stuff but I would add first aid extra clothes toilet paper a saw medication’s and a hygiene kit
Hello, thank you for stopping by. I have TP, medications and a hygiene kit. I also went in detail on my trauma kit and covered the first aid kit as well. I have a extra pair of merino wool socks, not worried clothes getting dirty.
Neat
I just made up my SOOL bag, with a stuffed spine, I can't carry any weights at all, lumbar spine is stuffed, and three fusions makes me and the missus, stay home and face whatever is coming, SOOL is shyte out of luck
Cheers from Oz
Get a cart to pull it in then. Look up “game cart” they are used for hunting and placing large game in.
@@surviveanything4765 Thanks, but we are ok with it, too old to run and too much pain to go anywhere, we pray for others out there in similar states, as we know the infirm etc will be the first to go, will still do my best to protect the family, but 1 swing with a bat and I would be down for the count lol
Cheers and stay safe
I would add a pathfinder stove to nest with your cup.
Hello, I have a MSR Pocket Rocket II for my stove. Thank you for the suggestion though.
I wish there was more content share the knowledge bro
I dropped some knowledge on your video. Use this video and my suggestions as a guide on building your bag. Take care.
@@surviveanything4765 you to my friend
Just curious, does your fire kit include matches and a lighter? Kind of hard to light a gas stove with a ferro rod and Fatwood.
Yes it has storm proof matches and a Bic. The Pocket Rocket is very easy to light with a ferro rod as well.
Lol I call mine a crash kit.
Hey Buddy. Do you carry this backpack on you everyday or leave it in the car?
Hello, if I’m traveling more than a days walk it goes with me. Less than that, I have my EDC bag.
Nice.
Nice kit but you must have spent some serious gelt on that lot!
I think of it as an investment in my survival.
@@surviveanything4765 And its better that crypto! Still nice to see everyone's shiny kit 👍
No way that’s under 25lbs.
I feel like everyone in the outdoor/survival/bugout genre got sucked into buying a bunch of super expensive gear that they really didn't need, and for a lot of them, won't use. Lots of good (even great) inexpensive gear out there, that'll work well for a bugout bag. To me, if you add up what you spend on your bugout bag and its contents, and it comes out to more than $500 or $600, you wasted a lot of money.
that said, your kit is good and will work. I just think you coulda make a kit with all those parts for a lot less money, and it'll work just as good.
So your argument is good (expensive) gear is bad and not needed, but bad (inexpensive) gear is good? What in my bag is unneeded?
@GlockTard well, I disagree. I have lots of gear that I didn't pay much for that works perfectly. Feel free to keep getting ripped off, it's your money. I just like not being broke all the time....
@@surviveanything4765 no, that's you trying to put words in my mouth. I didn't say anything like that at all. I said that you can do the exact same stuff with less expensive gear. I can buy a 32 oz stainless steel water bottle for under $20. Or, I can buy an expensive name brand 32 oz stainless steel water bottle like a nalgene. Both do the exact same thing, and the name brand bottle won't last any longer than the inexpensive bottle.
@@surviveanything4765 like a long titanium spoon, that costs less than $5,
A new bag and New shinny gear .you know how to use it or what. Just saying
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IMO... A GHB (Get Home Bag) is lighter weight (20lbs max) than a BOB (Bug Out Bag)..My GHB has minimal EDC gear and 3 x resupply fully loaded Caches spots on my way home.
🔵Basic Clothing kit ,
🔵Small IFAK ,
🔵Hi calorie Snack food & Water kit,
🔵Comms & Navigation kit
🔵PSK (Personal Survival Kit)
🔵 Lots of Water , and filter system
cause when I get home after a 6 hour hike, I have a boat load of Gear and supplies waiting for me,
💥Home Defenses,
💥off grid power supply,
💥 5 lakes nearby
💥1 yr of fuel reserve,
💥barter & trade items,
💥Pet supplies,
💥4yrs prepper pantry waiting for me and family members.
💥3 more caches well buried , fully stocked, on the perimeter property.
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A BOB is heavy weight (40+ lbs) and has everything in it from :
🔴 *Clothing kit* (3 pairs of tough socks, underwear , sweatwicking long sleeve lightweight shirt and long johns, t-shirt, hat, gloves, elastic headband beklava, lightweight arm wraps, )
🔴 *Hygiene kit*
🔴 *AFAK + (BOK) Blow Out Kit*
🔴 *Comms + Navigation Kit* (GPS spot, 2x walkie talkies, FOS emergency crank weather radio, maps and compass, and field book with writing instruments, night vision monocular, flares, trail tape, pacing beads etc)
🔴 *Electronics kit* (20,000 mAh power kit, goal free hiking solar panel, cables, lots of batteries, headlamp, flashlight, )
🔴 *Fire kit* (ferro rods, 2x bic lighters, tinder box, mora light my fire)
🔴 *Water kit / filters* (40 oz kleen kanteen in water bottle case, 25 oz cup with folding handles, sawyer mini, lifestraw, befree water filter on the go, 4in one coffee, tea and honey, electrolyte vitamin powder, hard candy to sweeten water. )
🔴 *Chow & Cook Kit,Spice kit* (freeze dried camp food meals, hi energy snacks, pocket rocket 1.0 and 2 isopro fuel cannisters, 0.7 liter cook pot)
🔴 *Shelter Kit* (Sleep system, Emergency tent, 4 season hammock with a 9x7 tarp etc)
🔴 *Repair/ sewing & Cordage kit* (kevlar thread and upholstery thread, artificial sinew, sailing canvas needles, patches kit, 550 paracord 3x 50ft bundles, 150ft tarred bankline #36 )
🔴 *Rescue and Self defense kit* (Weapons )
🔴 *Mini fishing kit, hunting and trapping gear* (50 medium hooks, 8lbs & 10 lbs fish line, line sinkers, Take down bow and 6 arrows, 3 extra large rat traps, 30 snare wire bundles, snaring cordage, small booklet on setting up snares and traps for game and marking areas of game.)
🔴 *PPE kit* (Personal Protection Equipment)
🔴 *Tool Kit* (Hatchet, folding saw, knives, folding shovel etc)
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Hi Kanzee, yes, a GHB should be smaller, lighter and for a shorter period. I have a bag that lives in my car that is just under 20 lbs. this bag is designed to be a longer duration/distance bag. It can also serve as a BOB if needed.
This bag goes with me when I take a road trip that would be more than a 4 day walk.
Good job.
Thanks for watching and commenting.