High Threat Bugout Vehicle Loadout - Survival, Camping & Preparedness Gear For Your ATV & UTV 4x4
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2024
- The ultimate Bugout Vehicle - By The Idaho Prepper
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Exactly how I'm going to get from the land in the deep wilderness to whatever small town to get supplies, just going to get a longer and enclosed trailer. May 30th I'm leaving for Alaska, it's almost here and I cannot wait 😊
That sounds awesome! I’m very excited for your journey to Alaska.. you’re gonna have to document some of it.. would love to see your experience!
@@idahoprepper I'm going to use summer this year to figure out which region I want to buy land in, and when winter hits I'm going to either save money and hunker down, supply up and wait the winter out. Or not save money and get a motel. Come next spring I should know which region, buy the land and start building my cabin. I may buy a GoPro and document some of this.
I’m here in Alaska and it’s the worst place to bugout to.
@@Alaska610ish I lived in the wilderness in the Yukon area 20 years ago and loved it. Only left because it was too hard on me traveling from the deep wilderness Monday to Friday because I needed to work. Now I'm retired and don't need to do that anymore.
@@Alaska610ish To me it's one of the best places to bugout due to the isolation, and depending on where you are, good hunting.
From one painter to another. I'll be painting that red trailer. Life North Idaho, you gotta love it.
You need to add a 200w foldable solar panel set. I built my own solar generator and with the panels I’m able to run my 12v fridge and not worry about lack of juice. They don’t take up any room. Another idea would be a good quality canvas tarp to lash over your gear in your trailer. You have a rain jacket for yourself but your gear would all be soaked.
OMG yes. Solar panels, I wondered where they during the video. Perhaps he forgot? He seems like a well thought out person.
Camo paint the red bars on the trailer. Excellent set up!
Nice setup. Got the same trailer but with tandem axles, I also bolted down a piece of 3/4” plywood to the bottom for tossing firewood into it. Prevents it from getting dented up or a spot weld breaking.
I have a similar secondary transportation method except it’s a Coleman B200R
iTS A Good base to start with. First, id take the side rails to a fab shop and have em extended by a foot. You can take a piece of 2 in pvc pipe heat it and squish it oblong except 1 end needs nearly closed. Zip tye this on a 45ish deg slant on the side rail and put your long ax in this. Then move the 10/22 upfront. Put a waterproof cover over your gear. Gas n oil for the machine, and since ya got so much room might add a 14in chainsaw with its stuff. Wont take alot of room , and a big time saver. You mentioned a winch already , but id also add a com-along and a shovel.
Excellent setup! I like the usefulness of the wheeled trailer over the sled you used in an earlier video! Both work, but the trailer is nice!
Thanks man. Awesome video. I actually toyed with a VERY similar idea years ago, living on farmland. People thought I was crazy. I did think a roll over bar/ roof for the quad and an ebike on the quad would be the only differences.
I like everything you have here, in fact I’m jotting down a few of your items for my 4 wheeler big out load out. Idk why I didn’t think of the inverter for the charging port. Good content thanks for sharing!
Nice set up. I recently bought an ATV and plan to use it for an emergency bug out if needed. Great ideas. Thanks for sharing. - Jeremy
Such an awesome setup I love it! ATV's don't get enough love these days with everyone being on the sxs fad lately. Unfortunately we just don't have too many public trails in this state that allow the use of them. You're very fortunate to live in a free state yet!
Very true! I always be able to out maneuver those sxs in the hills on may atv! Thanks for watching!
Dont forget the gas can.
Thanks for the video! I just got my ATV back from the shop. Mine is a 1998 Polaris Big Boss 500 6x6. This is giving me a lot of ideas on how to set mine up.
Some things I would add:
Tool kit
Spare parts
Off road recovery kit (snatch block, straps, chains, rope, etc to supplement the winch)
Additional lights
Additional food
Larger med kit
You definitely covered all major items though! Cargo net! Trailer! Etc!
The tires I would highly recommend are the Sedona ripsaws. They have a ton a tread and are great in all terrain. Cannot recommend then enough
I'm moving up north to Montana from N.M. later this year. This is a great idea, I had similar idea's to, but now I just want to camp with that stuff and just live a peaceful life. SHTF or not..
Montana's full
@@belovedwarrior483 nobody cares...go so something useful
Good kit. Would add 100punds of beans and rice, take a big bow saw, very light and good for wood processing.
Forgot spare fuel, tools and tire repair plugs. Nice set up
Well I am new to this but you could make a place for your kids (and wife) to sit in the back .. on top of the supplies? A piece of plywood or?? The plywood can be used for several things!
Great setup 👊 I was thinking doing the same thing. I’m widowed and no kids so I don’t have the same issues. Great channel 👊
Very solid set up brother.
Great setup brother...... Thanks for sharing
Thanks man, glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
Perfect setup
Man I have the exact same setup other than my ride is a 700, I’ve been using it for a while and that trailer has a few flaws that’s not too hard to fix. First thing I did was I picked up several mudflaps in a truck stop parking lot and put ‘em upfront on the trailer to keep everything from getting covered in mud, awesome way to go anywhere
I was up in Panhandle NF today hiking around. I try and get up there to hike every few days. That vehicle would be excellent to get down some of those closed logging roads or to stash on one of the innumerable small trails that come out of the forest. A chainsaw would be absolutely critical. There is a new deadfall every few days, it seems. And a shovel. You might have to do some basic road building.
Nice. Only thing I would do is figure out a way to raise the ground clearance on the trailer and find a way to make those wheels and tires fit tge vehicle in case of multi flat tires. You can then ditch the trailer and keep moving...and no spare gas??
This was also a thought in my head. Modify the trailers axle hubs to be able to fit the same wheels and tires as the atv. Also modify the hitch. More ground clearance the better. Other than that I think it’s a good setup. Oh, where is the 12 gauge going to mount?
Fantastic setup!
Great set up bro ive bern pulling a sled behind my atv that trailer looks really good 👍
I have a quad similar displacement as yours and on a full tank with no trailer I can get 100 km depending on your bug out location you will need fuel. You may want to consider doing a suspension lift on the trailer and on the drawbar mount a steel plate big enough to hold two cans of fuel
Personally I think its a fantastic secondary vehicle for bugging out. Pull that behind the pick up and bring enough fuel, and you can go anywhere
Been planning on this for some time. I plan everything as if I am hiking, but just bring more.
Exactly! It definitely makes for an easier and more comfortable time up in the mountains! Thanks for watching!
Pretty good setup man👍
Thats bad ass man haha Throw in a couple can of fix a flat in case you blow a tire.
Awesome !
Thanks for sharing n' God bless
Thank you 🙏 and thank you for watching!
Add 100 watt flexible panel, water filter system, cook set, gran and go food containers.
I love your channel, keep it up sir.. 🇵🇭
Looks good 👍
Thank you!🙏
Dude that thing is so sick!!! Great video bro!!
Thank you man, glad you liked it! I appreciate it! Thank you for watching and for your support!
I think it will be better if you can incorporate a solar panel on the trailer to act as a canopy for the equipment and the added benefit of charging your equipment
Hey, now we're talking.
I enjoy bushcrafting, learning skills and hearing others share their experiences. I believe in having a three day survival/get home bag. It makes sense to prepare. But to be honest almost everyone knows that beneath all of this is the idea that we need to prepare for surviving the end of civilization. Yes we talk about that too but never or almost never talk about that unsolvable and Un survivable problem of what do you eat after your supplies are gone. You simply cannot get enough calories or protein from the plants and edibles you can gather in the wild. And hunting and fishing is so hit or miss that it cannot be depended on. So all of the youtubers chose to simply not deal with this issue. Did you know that the winner of Alone season 9 stuffed himself before the challenge gaining 60 lbs of fat just so he could survive the Un survivable longer than the others? This is the biggest problem that hangs over all preppers and survivalists and bushcrafters and no one will talk about it. Let's put this on the table and deal with it.
well i use the trailer and truck to head to the bug-out retreat.. say i agree my mag has a few atvs i have an argo... we plan and train with these as patrol and gathering equipment. The argo with tracks allow us to work the swamps. creeks and rivers. While the ATV s allow use faster trails and none trail areas.. good ideas thanks
That’s cool!
I am also in Idaho. A little north of Boise. I’ve been eyeballing that trailer for a while. I see you made this video a while back. Just curious if you’re still digging that trailer or not.
Hell yeah !
A good thing to do w/ that trailer is give it a plywood floor, the expanded metal on those is a bit thin and won't hold up well to concentrated weight like a full ammo can. Ask me how I know :)
maybe some extra tarps or blankets stuffed in there, especially between the stove stuff so it doesnt rattle around so much on rough trails.
Hey if you was to bug out how would you take your family? Do you have preps for them also?
Yes, I I would.. I did a video about that awhile back.. I should probably do another one soon .. thanks for watching!
Great video What is the brand of packs on the back of the ATV?
Good thinking. A full sized deep cycle boat battery along with some solar panels . That plus an amazon power station for recharging any USB type devices. Whoops forgot about your Power station you already have. Maybe a come-along..
Good call! That will come in handy until I get a winch.. thanks for watching!
What about cleaning kits for your weapons?
You are becoming my new favorite Chanel. Do you have a tool kit for the vehicle?
Heio, new subscriber here. I like this setup and see what you are trying to do for us. BUT can you make a video of the car setup you have? I think most of us have a car or access to one, but not so many have atv or the need for one. I have personally a get home bag in my car at all times for my environment. I am curious about what you have based on your environment and what you bring for the family. I am pretty new in this prepper stuff and need some help/ inspiration to see what I should get for the family. Thanks for the videos and tips and experience you share with us.
Make sure that the painted water spout doesn't leak any toxins and is food safe.
I was thinking that too.. it should be fine.. I might clean it off? Thanks for watching!
Solid comment. I had no idea about that.
I'd put a spare spark plug and tool kit under the seat and add a 5 gal fuel can to the trailer and maybe a couple qts of oil.
Nice video but I think I have the ultimate bug out vehicle video
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Just like all of our preps, I am sure this will morph as time goes by. Don't forget about sanitation?
Good setup.. though you didn't really cover food, other than snacks..also you need a water filter setup.... To me, bugging out could be weeks or months, one never knows.
Don’t forget the wife and kids!
What brand is that trailer?
I want one.
That's adorable! But, I think our deuce and a half with the proprietary trailer is a bit more adorable 🥰
You need some tires on that bad boy asap
Tires and a winch have to come way before paint
If you listen to everybody's advice you're gonna have to get a semi
Exactly! Everything is a series of compromises and everything is subjective.
Cool video. Could ou mount the Jerry cans to the side of the trailer?
Be cool to mod trailer w mesh weld and top can lock gear or sleep in bear country to give you a 30 second wake up if your face to face with a brown bear.
Top coming off is bonus
I like it. However I'd probably go with a side by side so I can fit my wife and dog.
He forgot the solar panels
😆 I know.. I don’t have any!
@@idahoprepper oh you don't have electricity you're basically dead at least according to my grandkids who don't know how to stop using a phone
Those trailers have loose wheels. There is no bearing so he isn't going very far or very fast.
what is your map pouch ??
It’s a tactical chest rig pouch by wynex.. you can check it out here: www.amazon.com/dp/B0BX5HBGJB/ref=cm_sw_r_as_gl_api_gl_i_BRZGQ06G883PVQ9SRFNT?linkCode=ml2&tag=idahoprepper-20
Get it to run on water then it would be ultimate or perhaps electric which is silent and could actually be charged with solar, hopefully you have tons of fuel up in them mountains cuz a tank or two won't last very long yanno. It's still a good idea to have the atv I'm not saying it isn't lol but I dunno if it's the ultimate or not in the current configuration lol.
also a chainsaw.
I can hear your bugout vehicle from about a half mile away in terrain and a mile wide open....not gonna have it long in shtf
You desperately need some tree kickers on your trailer.
What are tree kickers?
@@handroids1981 you can get a couple of small day packs. Use some 1” strap and a couple quick release clips to hang the packs from the front cargo rack of your atv right in front of your legs. I keep gloves (2sets winter and work), tire plugs, battery jumper, air compressor, phone charging cables, solar phone charge battery in a water tight box ( Plano 3440-10 Waterproof Stowaway), cargo straps, small first aid kit.
@@handroids1981 dont get the harbor freight remote control atv winch it drains your battery get a super winch with a switch that will turn the power off so you can’t drain your battery.
@@handroids1981 get some tow straps and a folding grappling hook to keep in those day packs to use with your winch to get you in/out of tricky places, pull game out of ravines.
What, no fuel for the ATV?
Better include about 50gls.of gas and tools and a spare tri and tools to change them repair parts so far and so forth
Be careful with your cellphone if it’s a iPhone 13 or newer. The vibration will damage the camera.
Interesting.. I didn’t know that? I’ll definitely be careful with that.. thanks for watching!
No worries, I'll stick with my old rotary telephone.