Lots of great info in this series! Sometimes you have a choice-stay put, as in stay in the bldg or work area you’re in, or get out of the area. Sometimes you have no choice-the “event” happens and you just have to make the best decisions to avoid threats/hostiles, or hide. You’ve got to be able to think clearly, maintain the perspective of what’s really going on around you, and just do what ever you can to survive/get to safety.
I love this series. Hope you continue to make these. Now important more than ever. Most of these skills I already have and practice but, good to cross-reference and double check my knowledge. One thing I forgot about and used to have was a sillcock. I just ordered another one along with a filter straw for water.
Thanks so much for this man. You did a good ass job walking us through situations. Im in manhattan so ill have to adjust my moves but this helps a ton on the precautions
Outstanding short series, Sir. As I continue to watch the political situation deteriorate in the U.S., I can't help but feel that we are moving closer and closer to such a scenario. May God have mercy on us all...
Great series! It really makes u think about your area and what things u might come across the way. For me in a situation like that I have a lot of preparation before I can even get to our bug out location. Plus getting home is first because of the kids which means I have to go through a bad part of town. Then my wife and then my mother. U can plan but there are so many variables and it really makes u think what u can do to make things better and safer for everybody. Videos like these really help u plan and prepare better. At night when u showed the red light I thought some stuff was about to go down. I figure u would have a run in with the homeless. Getting in the brush good idea! Awesome video take care
I've seen part I, II and III many many times and I never will get tired of watching them. This is great content, among many other great videos he's turned out
This is what I've been trying to teach my grandsons. Find a location to go out of sight and get there unnoticed and have it supplied and ready. Thank you
Great series. Entertaining while providing good information. I'm looking into getting and learning to use one of your lock picking sets. Keep up the good work.
Great video! Like the cardboard idea. Fyi I tested newspaper for cover during a storm when I was in the service it not only kept me dry but warm aslo. Then tested it as insulation crumbled up inside my clothes when I was in 35-40 degree weather overnight working as a guard outside and it worked. Feet hands and head was cold but the rest was good.
I loved this video series! The only thing I you missed, is the importance of a tactical note book. Failure to keep notes in a rectal situation can (as you know) can be fatal. Perhaps we need a video on an important part of getting home alive and in one piece. We seem to forget how something so small, so trivial, as keeping notes (or the failure to do so) can get you killed. This deserves to be looked into.
Good videos excellent ideas and concepts. Doing recon on your possible escape routes ahead of time. Something everyone needs to do. Having a physical street map would also be handy. I think I might have chosen the thick brush area first. Not only to hide but also if somebody started to come in they would make significant noise.
This is a cool series of a "bug out" scenario. Just be careful when you get to your bug out area, may already be occupied. I think I would of kept the soup can, to be able to have a hidden fire. Keep it up. Thank you for the videos.
I was in Bombay India in 1982 when there was an insurrection between the police and military. There was no power no public transportation, etc. They has 50 cal. machine guns on top of busses, etc. People had to walk a probably up to 50 km commute. They did it on the train tracks, the most direct route, as you mentioned. You still had to watch your back. Some kind of alternative communication like HAM CB radio would be useful too.
definately a must for an urban survival situation where a lake or pond is nearby is a good mini fishing kit which you do have but think about doubling or tripling on it. You can live a long time on fish but think about long term heavy usage of hooks and lines you will lose some so make sure to have extra extra. Lewis and clark early american explorers traveled the whole country and what they had they carried in a small raft/boat. lived on fish
Really enjoy these. While I watch I am visualizing and thinking about where and what I would do in a situation like this. I would probably add pepper spray and maybe a small handgun in the bag. Even a small .22. If you lose your carry piece you have a backup. You never know.
Awesome series, it takes a lot of mental toughness to do something like this. There are a few “bug out” videos I have watched where the guy decides to abort mission on the first night. Great job
I'm really enjoying this series. Great info. You said you were going to post a link to that poncho liner, maybe I'm just missing it, but I don't see, and I am interested in getting one or two. Keep up the great work.
Since you have the solar panel, you could be carrying a rechargeable electric lighter. It's much easier to make a fire with one of those than a ferro rod, and who knows how many fires you can make with it before it breaks or something.
Drusmusic Breaking the lighter. With solar and a rechargeable lighter you would have a way to create fire until the battery, the lighter, or the panel finally fails. At that point you would still have a Ferro Rod to use.
Couldn't you use the solar panel battery to power a stinger for heating water or your soup? This would reduce fire (smell and sight) or if fire is needed the stinger could be used to start the fire.
Great mini series. I really enjoy the knowledge you share on your channel. Maybe I missed something, but I didnt see what the Bug Out Location was. Where in relevance to location one should be & what should be prepared there. Is the location a safe house or a temporary location? I know the video ended, but what is the plan after reaching Bug Out Location? Stay there or is there another location you are trying to reach? Most people wont have a plan so I am curious what your plan is for a long term situation like this?
I have been seeing stuff and n the Internet about using a pop can (cut into a P shape) as a way to open a lock and I like in part 2 the way you did that and if you ran into another type of lock were you need a key would you suggest that first or to pick it?
Very late to this party, but these videos are solid gold. Very watchable and educational! Nice work and thanks from Western Australia 🇦🇺
Thank you so much, really enjoyed all 3 parts. Your a good Patriot.
I'm a new subscriber and I'm well pleased to have ran across your site! Excellent common sense advice. Many thanks and I look forward to seeing more!
I am really digging these new videos. They are just solid all around great way to stay sharp , and or learn something new. Great work
This series is great because show that you always try the easy way. Don't complicated a situation that's already dangerous. Great job, man.
I respect these videos because he is actually doing it. A trial run. One learns so much by doing this.
Lots of great info in this series! Sometimes you have a choice-stay put, as in stay in the bldg or work area you’re in, or get out of the area. Sometimes you have no choice-the “event” happens and you just have to make the best decisions to avoid threats/hostiles, or hide. You’ve got to be able to think clearly, maintain the perspective of what’s really going on around you, and just do what ever you can to survive/get to safety.
Really appreciate this series !! Watched all 3 and found a couple missing things in my get home bag . God Bless and Stay Frosty !!!
Thanks for teaching us. I really like this channel.
I love this series.
Hope you continue to make these.
Now important more than ever.
Most of these skills I already have and practice but, good to cross-reference and double check my knowledge.
One thing I forgot about and used to have was a sillcock.
I just ordered another one along with a filter straw for water.
I'm gonna remember that S.L.L.S
Stop
Listen
Look
Smell
You gotta do more of these
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Thanks so much for this man. You did a good ass job walking us through situations. Im in manhattan so ill have to adjust my moves but this helps a ton on the precautions
Very good info we can all learn more with these kind of training videos. Thanks for taking time to share. Stay safe
I have a get home route from work via train tracks. That's a good idea, I plan on covering ground on them if I ever need to. Great series!
a very good series of videos I learnt something new in each one, thank you.
Outstanding short series, Sir. As I continue to watch the political situation deteriorate in the U.S., I can't help but feel that we are moving closer and closer to such a scenario. May God have mercy on us all...
Super cool videos........ help in time of prepping and planning
What an awesome series. Really puts the skills and gear you need on a priority list. I really need a poncho and liner
Thanks Jack, this is as great series. It's got me thinking about my get home plan.
Bait casting net would've been great at the river. Light weight and compact. Easy way to get some protein.
good series....battle-focused to the mission....nothing extra to get you off target....nice job...!!
What a way to set up videos and teaching such practical things inside of them! More! More!
awesome series great information keep up the great work and thanks
Totally enjoying this series, thanks for it.
This series is awesome keep up the great work
Thank you so much for sharing your experience and skill with others.
Great series! It really makes u think about your area and what things u might come across the way. For me in a situation like that I have a lot of preparation before I can even get to our bug out location. Plus getting home is first because of the kids which means I have to go through a bad part of town. Then my wife and then my mother. U can plan but there are so many variables and it really makes u think what u can do to make things better and safer for everybody. Videos like these really help u plan and prepare better. At night when u showed the red light I thought some stuff was about to go down. I figure u would have a run in with the homeless. Getting in the brush good idea! Awesome video take care
I've seen part I, II and III many many times and I never will get tired of watching them. This is great content, among many other great videos he's turned out
This is what I've been trying to teach my grandsons. Find a location to go out of sight and get there unnoticed and have it supplied and ready. Thank you
Great series. Entertaining while providing good information.
I'm looking into getting and learning to use one of your lock picking sets.
Keep up the good work.
Great video! Like the cardboard idea. Fyi I tested newspaper for cover during a storm when I was in the service it not only kept me dry but warm aslo. Then tested it as insulation crumbled up inside my clothes when I was in 35-40 degree weather overnight working as a guard outside and it worked. Feet hands and head was cold but the rest was good.
I loved this video series! The only thing I you missed, is the importance of a tactical note book. Failure to keep notes in a rectal situation can (as you know) can be fatal. Perhaps we need a video on an important part of getting home alive and in one piece. We seem to forget how something so small, so trivial, as keeping notes (or the failure to do so) can get you killed. This deserves to be looked into.
Really liked all three videos and good Knowledgeable content keep,up with the channel.
Really good series, learned a lot. Good review of the things I did know, too! Subscribed, series saved. Keep on keeping on!!
Excellent job once again! You bring up some very valid points!
Thank you for taking the time to make these videos!
This is a great series. Thank you for sharing.
I really enjoyed this video series Thank you it gives me a lot to think about
Thanks for doing these. Enjoying the content!
Spec-Op W. A.
Good videos excellent ideas and concepts. Doing recon on your possible escape routes ahead of time. Something everyone needs to do. Having a physical street map would also be handy. I think I might have chosen the thick brush area first. Not only to hide but also if somebody started to come in they would make significant noise.
Good Job Jarhead, Stay - Strong! My Brother-in-Arms. Airborne All the Way!
Awesome litte serie. Would like to see some more of this kind. Not all the survival situations will be in the Woods but could be Urban.
What is your family at home, instructed to do in those first couple of days when you are not there ?
Leticia Pires good suggestion
Watch our other videos. Tons discuss this.
He is a lone wolf, babe
hchris2 he has a ring, babe
BlackScoutSurvival thank you !
This is a cool series of a "bug out" scenario. Just be careful when you get to your bug out area, may already be occupied. I think I would of kept the soup can, to be able to have a hidden fire. Keep it up. Thank you for the videos.
Freaking awesome series Jack. Brilliant info
Along about 8:35 l'm seeing what looks like plantain and possibly
lambs quarter. Possible food source growing in camp!
These videos are awesome!!!
your programme was excellent
Improvise. Adapt. Overcome. Thanks for sharing, you Mighty Awesome Devil Dog.
Enjoyed it 👏🏾🇺🇸😎👏🏾
I was in Bombay India in 1982 when there was an insurrection between the police and military. There was no power no public transportation, etc. They has 50 cal. machine guns on top of busses, etc. People had to walk a probably up to 50 km commute. They did it on the train tracks, the most direct route, as you mentioned. You still had to watch your back. Some kind of alternative communication like HAM CB radio would be useful too.
Great series. Got some good info.
definately a must for an urban survival situation where a lake or pond is nearby is a good mini fishing kit which you do have but think about doubling or tripling on it. You can live a long time on fish but think about long term heavy usage of hooks and lines you will lose some so make sure to have extra extra. Lewis and clark early american explorers traveled the whole country and what they had they carried in a small raft/boat. lived on fish
nice video .your bag is really complete . and advices helpfull
it's nice to see that I'm not the only one who has those Mainstay 3600 emergency Lifeboat rations in their pack.
I knew I liked you soon as I seen the sharpener often over looked
A great practical exercise. People need to think ahead or they will not have near as much gear available to them without prior preparation.
Really enjoy these. While I watch I am visualizing and thinking about where and what I would do in a situation like this.
I would probably add pepper spray and maybe a small handgun in the bag. Even a small .22. If you lose your carry piece you have a backup. You never know.
Another great episode. Thanks
Great series. Learning a lot from. Keep ‘em coming.
These are great brother!
Imagine how much easier/safer this would be if you had someone you could trust headed the same direction.
Awesome series, it takes a lot of mental toughness to do something like this. There are a few “bug out” videos I have watched where the guy decides to abort mission on the first night. Great job
Cool series! Make more like it please... maybe suburban or a rural bugout series
👍🇲🇫karine says thanks you, 53 years , its a good lesson ( i am not good in english )
Enjoyed it! Thank you!
Don't forget your P-38 can opener!
Awsome series Jack
great survival tips man
Thank you Marine
part 4 and more...nice vid
I'm really enjoying this series. Great info. You said you were going to post a link to that poncho liner, maybe I'm just missing it, but I don't see, and I am interested in getting one or two. Keep up the great work.
Great stuff.
Great video brother keep up the good work
Love these videos whaha! Amazing
Great vid jack, sleeping on the ground, homeless people walking around, man I'm glad I live in the Stix bro
GJ love your vids learn a lot from you. Cant w8 for ep4. Respect from Croatia.
Enjoyed this video! Thank you!
The milk crate trap good idea for little to no trace hope you make a part 4
So what did you hypothetically catch for breakfast in your milk-crate trap? Was it yummy? Geti
Hey Jack great video....what is the mini holder where you put your leatherman and small stuff....looking for something like that...
Since you have the solar panel, you could be carrying a rechargeable electric lighter. It's much easier to make a fire with one of those than a ferro rod, and who knows how many fires you can make with it before it breaks or something.
Halosis I’m sorry, break a ferro rod?
Drusmusic Breaking the lighter. With solar and a rechargeable lighter you would have a way to create fire until the battery, the lighter, or the panel finally fails. At that point you would still have a Ferro Rod to use.
Ferro rods dont break! That's the beauty
Good stuff brother
Great video, man.
Couldn't you use the solar panel battery to power a stinger for heating water or your soup? This would reduce fire (smell and sight) or if fire is needed the stinger could be used to start the fire.
Hey good video love them
Great series keep it up
Cool Content. maby a mini Slingshot and a mousetrap there good itemes to ad to your urban gethome bag to catch eatebel Animals and get food more easy
Great mini series. I really enjoy the knowledge you share on your channel. Maybe I missed something, but I didnt see what the Bug Out Location was. Where in relevance to location one should be & what should be prepared there. Is the location a safe house or a temporary location? I know the video ended, but what is the plan after reaching Bug Out Location? Stay there or is there another location you are trying to reach? Most people wont have a plan so I am curious what your plan is for a long term situation like this?
Great video.
I dig these vids man!!!
I have been seeing stuff and n the Internet about using a pop can (cut into a P shape) as a way to open a lock and I like in part 2 the way you did that and if you ran into another type of lock were you need a key would you suggest that first or to pick it?
What's the mini survival pouch can you put a like to the pouch/ bag
@blackscoutsurvival do you suggest keeping your cellphone during any shift situation? Why or why not
Yes but In a faraday bag. I’ll do video to cover
Is it just me or are those the brightest jeans you could choose?
Good food for thought...
Good stuff. Thanks
Barney also said stop look and listen before you cross the street
Also quick question....most urban wildlife may be infected possibly with rabbies...if you skin and cook that meal is it now edible?