Great idea with the maps. I live in the KC area as well. I keep a “hike and bike” map in my GHB. Helps keep you off the main roads in case of an emergency. Also those fatty sticks are great, I have them too. Overall nice set up sir.
In a get home/survival situation I do think the snacks are an excellent idea but I would also toss in a couple NRG-5 food rations in case things go way off the rails.
Great kit-quite thorough. Perhaps add a water key. Really have enjoyed watching your channel and I like that you are family-oriented and a man of faith. Keep up the great work!
Thanks so much! That means a lot. I actually think I'm gonna add one. Down here in the comments I actually asked Corley about that. I know he carries one. I'll probably order one on Amazon in the very near future. God bless! ✌️
Probably a lot of crossover, as far as the gear. Just a different way of looking at it. Thanks for watching! I would probably have a bit more for a "bug out bag".
If you break it down to whatever you may carry/utilize daily, and add in a couple extra items, it doesn't really matter so much which direction you're going. Basic survival is the aim.
@@RockyRandallI mean even if it’s a joke it’s a good point, your edc bag can pretty much be a get home bag, and it pretty much is the opposite of a bugout bag
@@awayinthewilderness4319In the case of emergency, prevent cuts etc on your hands if you have to move debris and the same thing for eye protection, get a pair of clear safety glasses from Walmart 🤷 and during the day, your sunglasses will suffice
Make sure you have plenty of filters on hand for that grayl, you never know when they might become unavailable or hard to get. Im in MO too south of Jefferson City, Grayl just came out with a titanium geopress and its nice lol I have a video on my channel. Thanks for showing! 👍
Great bag, my kit is amazingly very similar to yours. We musta learned from the same people. You might want to add some OC spray to use as protection from people or animals that try to harm you.
POM personal defense spray is always clipped to my pocket, along with a better option on my hip. 😉 Thanks a lot for watching! I've learned a ton from many people online, but the guys over at Survival Dispatch really got me thinking about things lately. 👍✌️
Great ideas. I'm bad about keeping cash on me. I think I'm gonna throw in a silcock key soon. No Ham radio license, but I was even thinking of just a simple battery powered AM FM radio. Thanks a lot for watching! ✌️
@@awayinthewilderness4319a small am/fm is good but a portable ham is usefull for two way communication. You don’t need a license in an emergency or disaster fyi.
@@SavageVoyageur i know you wouldn't need one, was just saying I don't have one. In a situation like that, do you think you'd be able to get info from AM & FM?
Ham radio isn't as easy to use as people think. Sure the little handhelds aren't bad but unless you are in line of sight they don't go far. When you get into long range or HF, it's a whole different animal.
Glad someone found the name because I forgot. Someone else asked about it. I looked everywhere and couldn't find one for sale. I purchased mine from Scheels several years ago. Can't even find one on eBay. It is a great pack.
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Here's an example of some traditional gear I would use when I'm actually in the wilderness
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As a truck driver I agree with having your get home bag as your EDC bag
Just makes sense. I use a lot of things in it on a regular basis
I love when dudes smack the pack several times when talking about it lol.
Cool video
@@jason_lifts Thanks, man! Appreciate you watching! ✌️
Great idea with the maps. I live in the KC area as well. I keep a “hike and bike” map in my GHB. Helps keep you off the main roads in case of an emergency. Also those fatty sticks are great, I have them too. Overall nice set up sir.
Thank you! Where did you get the hike and bike map? That's a good idea. Love the Fatty Sticks! Thanks a lot for watching!
@@awayinthewilderness4319 I got a couple from the REI in Overland Park a few years back.
@@Briway Awesome! I'll check it out next time I go. I'm a frequent flyer up there 😄
In a get home/survival situation I do think the snacks are an excellent idea but I would also toss in a couple NRG-5 food rations in case things go way off the rails.
@@omens_slays Not familiar with those. I'll have to look into it. Thanks! I appreciate the suggestions and the views! 👍✌️
Fun day! ❤
It was fun! 💖
Great kit-quite thorough. Perhaps add a water key. Really have enjoyed watching your channel and I like that you are family-oriented and a man of faith. Keep up the great work!
Thanks so much! That means a lot. I actually think I'm gonna add one. Down here in the comments I actually asked Corley about that. I know he carries one. I'll probably order one on Amazon in the very near future. God bless! ✌️
Yes a silcot key would be great. I always have one.
Good video. Great kit. FYI - Shemagh (the G is silent) 😊
I didn't know that. Thanks for sharing and thanks for watching, man ✌️
Unnu 🤣 it’s Nuun! Great video besides reading upside down 😊
😂 My wife told me that as well....... 🤦♂️ What a bonehead move. Thanks for watching! Now to delete your comment......... 😆
well thought out kit. only thing i see missing for either rural or urban would be a good pair of leather gloves
Thanks for the suggestion and thanks for watching! Good idea for sure.
This videograpy is awesome man
Thanks, my friend! That would be my wife on this one
Nice setup, well thought out
Thank you! 👍✌️ I appreciate you watching!
Nice bag setup. Thought out and not a lot of fluff.
Thank you! Appreciate you watching and taking time to comment. ✌️
Watching feom New zealand. Loved this video.
That's great! Thanks a lot for watching. Hope you continue to enjoy the content. ✌️
Got a bug out bag that lies ready. Upgraded my old get home bag too a 20ltr sling bag.
@@pierreduplessis1507 I carried a sling bag for about a year before I put this bag together. Thanks a lot for watching! ✌️
I guess a "get home bag" is the opposite of a "bug out bag."
Probably a lot of crossover, as far as the gear. Just a different way of looking at it. Thanks for watching! I would probably have a bit more for a "bug out bag".
If you break it down to whatever you may carry/utilize daily, and add in a couple extra items, it doesn't really matter so much which direction you're going. Basic survival is the aim.
I was just joking. Haha
@@RockyRandallI mean even if it’s a joke it’s a good point, your edc bag can pretty much be a get home bag, and it pretty much is the opposite of a bugout bag
Great video. Thank you.
Thank you for watching!
love to see this from someone in the central area!!!
@@TSM_Solutions Born and raised in KC! Thanks for watching, my friend! 👍✌️
@@awayinthewilderness4319 same brother! Check us out, We offer pew pew training 🔥not to far from you!
Hello Kansas city!
Nice kit!
Thanks, bro! I know you carry a silcock key?......... I think that's the name. Worth it to put in here?
@@awayinthewilderness4319 yes sir! Add the sillcock key and you’re good to go.
Gloves and eye protection are needed
What do you use them for in an urban environment?
@@awayinthewilderness4319In the case of emergency, prevent cuts etc on your hands if you have to move debris and the same thing for eye protection, get a pair of clear safety glasses from Walmart 🤷 and during the day, your sunglasses will suffice
My get home would be a disaster since I live in Florida and work in Colorado
That would be an interesting setup..... Thanks for watching!
Make sure you have plenty of filters on hand for that grayl, you never know when they might become unavailable or hard to get. Im in MO too south of Jefferson City, Grayl just came out with a titanium geopress and its nice lol I have a video on my channel. Thanks for showing! 👍
I want to get one. Hopefully soon. More filters are on my to get list. I'll check it out. Thanks for watching!
@awayinthewilderness4319 no problem brother 👍 I'm trying to stock up all I can, things could get dicey here real soon.....
@@alphaomegasurvivalsupply6548 I hear that...... Stay safe. Look forward to checking out your channel 👍✌️
@awayinthewilderness4319 awesome! Have great week!
@@awayinthewilderness4319the titanium grayl would eliminate your plastic version and a cooking cup to boil water.
This looks like a great backpack
@@Outcome_Agent It definitely is. Too bad it's not made anymore. I'd get another in a different color. Thanks for watching! 👍✌️
Great bag, my kit is amazingly very similar to yours. We musta learned from the same people. You might want to add some OC spray to use as protection from people or animals that try to harm you.
POM personal defense spray is always clipped to my pocket, along with a better option on my hip. 😉 Thanks a lot for watching! I've learned a ton from many people online, but the guys over at Survival Dispatch really got me thinking about things lately. 👍✌️
Check out my pocket carry linked in the description! 👍
I'd recommend caring hand sanitizer and wet wipes just in case. Nice video man!
@aliceguedes612 Good ideas! In general, I keep a bathroom kit when camping or hiking. Thanks for watching!
@@awayinthewilderness4319 Cool, that1s very important
Well done. I'd add some cash and a water key. Ham radio if you have a license.
Great ideas. I'm bad about keeping cash on me. I think I'm gonna throw in a silcock key soon. No Ham radio license, but I was even thinking of just a simple battery powered AM FM radio. Thanks a lot for watching! ✌️
@@awayinthewilderness4319a small am/fm is good but a portable ham is usefull for two way communication. You don’t need a license in an emergency or disaster fyi.
You really think you need a ham radio license in an emergency situation like SHTF?
@@SavageVoyageur i know you wouldn't need one, was just saying I don't have one. In a situation like that, do you think you'd be able to get info from AM & FM?
Ham radio isn't as easy to use as people think. Sure the little handhelds aren't bad but unless you are in line of sight they don't go far. When you get into long range or HF, it's a whole different animal.
I love your setup what model backpack is that I heard you say 5.11 but I can’t seem to find it
It's the Dart24. I don't believe they make it anymore, but you might be able to find it somewhere. It's really a great pack. Thanks for watching! ✌️
Looks like you went grocery shopping.😂😂
I had the salted watermelon energy gel. Felt like a watermelon bricked in my mouth... Never again.
They're good for a boost of energy. I take them on hikes a lot.
Hey. Do you have a name or a link for the bag?
5.11 no longer makes that bag but it's called the dart24 if u can find someone selling one
Glad someone found the name because I forgot. Someone else asked about it. I looked everywhere and couldn't find one for sale. I purchased mine from Scheels several years ago. Can't even find one on eBay. It is a great pack.