What Goes in a Bug Out Bag?
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- What is a bug out bag? What goes in a bug out bag? A little chat about bags and what should go in them. This is Bug Out Bag 101.
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Music is too loud.
It ends at 0:45....
I think someone's playing battlefield behind you. Can you tell them to turn the music down?
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The music volume at beginning is ridiculous.
WOW ditch that music!
I really enjoy watching you guys. Having had extensive training in survival techniques, I can honestly say yours is the rare site I have come across that is truthful and won't get someone killed. Keep up the great work guys!!
Good point on staying low key with civilian gear. Just as important is the fact that you can often find a superior piece of gear from the commercial rather than military origin. Hence why you often see military members who are able (such as SF) using non military gear.
I like the first gentleman's psychological considerations given. Very practical, and I think, imperative. Very well rounded discussion. Well done!
the background music is a little over powering for the volume of his voice at the beginning.
This is really well thought out, I've seen loads of vids like this where people have spent hundreds, probably thousands on their gear but this stuff looks really inexpensive yet effective! Great vid thanks guys! :)
Thank you guys for your service 🇺🇸
Thank you guys for your service to the country.
+Lellobeetle No thank you for your support of the military. Ty
I also pack a pill bottle stuffed with about 5 or so cotton balls doused with isopropyl alcohol. Good for fire starting, wound cleaning and probably a dozen other things I haven't thought of. Nice and compact and the bottle doesn't leak or take on water.
Excellent video. Lots of good info. I like that you show different philosophies and perspectives. Too many people think their bag is THE bag and anything different is wrong. My bag is THE bag for ME. Others would make changes and that's fine.
Again, great work. Keep it up.
"I don't want to look military" *look at his shirt..lol
I could not possibly agree more with your philosophy of avoiding engagement. I also agree with your choice of a long arm. I have the M6 in my pack. A wonderful survival tool.
I almost didn't watch the video because of the loud music at the beginning ...Great video and I learned some good things from it! Thanks
Thank you, you are the first i've seen that actually has a pair of working gloves on him...I've been using them on the trail all the time while mountain hiking, and it is a simple item that saves you from a TON of troubles in the woods...thorns, stinging nettles, abrasive wood trunks, dirt, resin, small animals, you name it...
I liked this video. A lot of bug out bag videos are boring with people just unpacking their crap without much in depth explanation for anything.
Incredible video guys. To the point and more informative than anything else I've watched on the BOB topic. Keep it up.. and thanks for your service time, gentlemen.
Thank you guys for your service! I really enjoyed your video! As a newly wed husband I now need to worry about my wife.
Hearing Andys story about his friend and basically making a bag with things that you are comfortable and familiar with. (aside from the obvious: fire starter, etc)
Really helped me in what type of bag my wife and I should have.
Again the 3 of you did great! thank you
#Subscribed
Put simply and beautifully. Great words brother!
Without a doubt the best video i seen this far. Excellent input, and that's because you practice what you preach
I like the emphasis on building a bag that suits you personally. In a survival situation, based on my backpacking experience, here's how I break things down, in order of importance: Water, Shelter, Fire, Medical, Food, Protection, Navigation, Communication. I try to start with one thing for each category, then beef up the important stuff and think about special scenarios. In a war zone or combat situation, I think that protection and medical move to the top of the list.
That stuff works GREAT! I have a couple of spools of it in different bags because it can be used for so many things.
Finally a well thought, well typed, mature response to a legitimate question on youtube. Surely i must be dreaming.
Thanks for the cool info! Still working on and fine tuning mine!
Great video. This really helped me in order to figure out what I should pack in my bug out bag
Just got my TOPS BOB Fieldcraft knife and its SICK!! gonna go on a hike tomorrow and test it out ! thanks guys and keep it up with the awesome videos.
Good point! I am actually surprised I forgot those. I never forgot those when down range with the military. I did however have a canteen and a wash cloth which doubles as a slow shower. Thanks for reminding me to go add it to my bag.
The process of creating these videos has been an experimentation and training process for me. Every time I see something new and then go out and try it and then post a video on it I learn some new way of looking at the problem and some new technique. Thanks for the compliments. We all are still learning and trying to share what we have as part of the process.
I agree and that is why I have the A bag as back up. But I look at it in varying levels of preparedness with a weight volume that at a certain point gives diminishing returns. Some of that stuff can stay at the house, some in the car, and some on my person. I am personally still fine tuning what needs to go where on a weekly basis when. I keep my note book of what I wish I had and what I didn't need or use and rotate out gear on a couple of packs each time I go into the mountains weekly.
Around her it might. I started a good conversation with a guy about his open carry pistol in Wendy's just this morning actually. So your comment made me smile.
Good call on the Gloves.
I agree with your pistol choice, fast and accurate.
I like the video, just turn down the volume a bit, I can barely hear you over the music
Great video with lots of good information. I have been evaluating my kit and how I would be using it. I realized recently that if I were to have to bug out from my office or vehicle that I need to include a good pair of boots.
I used that sucker in AF and loved it.
@ WNC I use a dry bag for that. Works great!
Love this series!
Cool...wicked gear just never stops!
I found this video to be a fascinating look at the paramilitary mentality that some prepper/survivalists can adopt. At a few points, we were even getting a lecture on counterintelligence and social engineering! This is today's version of live-action role playing: grown men envisioning imaginative "what if" scenarios in their minds, and then preparing to live through them. I see no harm in this, but it is totally fascinating how immersed some people seem to get. (Not meant in a bad way.)
Brilliant,love this channel,this helped me a lot with my bug out bag,Thanks Very Much
Thank you for you service
I appreciate your reply. At the risk of sounding arrogant I knew I was right on that one. and that is why I stuck to my guns on it. I have had allergies my whole life and been in the hospital because of some mold I've come into contact with. I also used to be an EMT. But I got the Benedryl suggestion from a SF medic that used to run the hospital in Baghram AF. I use it because it is one medicine that can be used for multiple things from allergies, to a sleep aid, to mild shock prevention.
Great, no BS video, thanks!
Very good ideas, Thank you very much
Excellent info!!
You guys are great, thanks for the wisdom shared
Being open to learning new techniques and actually TRYING new equipment is essential. On a side note, I read a comment from about a month ago I think. It was on the subject of Benedryl as an immediate response to allergic reaction. YOU are absolutely correct in your assessment. I had the unfortunate experience of being stung 5 times in the face by a carpenter bee and the first thing the paramedic gave me was 50 of Benedryl via I.V. Jus sayin :)
I traded my .44 mag to get that Buckmark. The area we were at we could not have put a Cache. But the idea was if you are in your vehicle traveling through an unknown area and you need to get home this is the way to do it according to us. The long guns are just so accurate it is hard to give up, and they work great for multipurpose guns. That 12 gauge of mine was so light I didn't mind it at all. Kinda like a walking stick.
This is my favorite channel on youtube. Keep up the good work guys!
you guys are the best survivalists i have ever seen but you guys are super funny
I talked to Paul today about putting together a vid with list suggestions from BHQ for just in case bags. You aren't the first person to ask for this. So keep watching and we will see what we can do to give you ideas of what to bring. Just think water/purification, fire, food, shelter, and comfort items like socks, and snacks and you should be able to build it from that basic structure. Taylor it to what you are good at and the area and season you are in. Get tools for your car and good luck!
Hey BladeHQ, I really love your "Bug Outs" Playlist. I've watched them more than ten times. Therefore I would like to ask if you're planning to continue this part of your online production.
Greetings from Germany
Interesting choice, 12Ga. and .22. I have been a fan of .22 for bugout due to the fact that you can carry so much ammo.
i like you ideias man, you are a true professional, not like so many that do not know what their are talking in their videos.
Again, congratulation man , great job
Awesome! I finally uploaded mine today.
I also mentioned in the video I have a "first aid kit on my pack" it was an IFAK. I had an A bag in the truck but chose to leave it given the weight and scenario, and Andy having Copious amounts of that stuff. Communication gear we have given thought to and will be carrying CB gear. We had Walmart push to talk radios and have cell phones but it is good to have more. Also a lot of the details you mentioned didn't make it to the final video because we filmed for days and something had to go.
Paul discusses breaking down his rifle, putting in his bag as well as putting the handgun in his bag and bringing it out if need be.
The music is making it hard to hear you dude!!
I do 2 colors for being out in the sticks: Camo/Earthtones or Hi-Visibility (Yellow or Green). I wear OD, Khaki & muted tones on me and have a high visibility construction vest so that I'll either be highly visible or can be invisible when I choose to be.
A good foundation to start with for new BOB builders is look into the "nasar sartech 2" minimal list its a 24hr pack list that can be changed to a 72hr or more with simple add/subtract organization on top of that i would highly recommend people take basic first aid classes and wilderness first aid with any outdoor/survival training as well
Thanks for sharing.
Whats with that fucking music...
orlos The Druid IM SO FUCKING EXCITED FOR NO REASON NOW!
;)
Great Vids - Lots of info - Thanks
Good theory. I have similar thoughts. I just think it's unneccessary to start a fight in the case of emergency. But then again, the guy in the video also stated that he would avoid such confrontations.
Really great video and I like his ideas
Love these kind of vids. :)
Great video absolutely great. and informative
great knowledge
Outstanding video....I like what you have to say. Thanks for the info.
I had the same issue that you are describing. My bug out location is remote. I turned to bushcraft and learning about local wild edibles and how to prep them for eating. I went from a 60lb pack to a 13 lb pack. Ex. I had a 3 lb pack shovel that I removed since I could use a stick to do the same job. Went from a 2p tent to a single hammock. 3lb ax to a 18oz tomahawk, etc. Take a look at my video Bushcraft kit project update.
Got my TOPs SURV TAC 7. Going to the Sespe wilderness to test it as well. Plus a little fishin for wild rainbow's!
We happened to only be out for a few days because this was a practice/test run for a real disaster, but this was what we would carry for months if needed, or better stated for an indefinite amount of time this was it.
Thanks man La Sportiva Trango's. Everyone in the military loves there Asolo's and Lowes but the toe caps are to small and hard for me to deal with doing super long hard heavy mileage in them so I modded some La Sportiva's from REI and destroyed them in AF and bought a new pair before we filmed this video. In fact I just wore them again today! I'm in the marked for a lighter weight summer pair that is also rugged. I am looking at the salewa hiking boots and need to get me a pair to try out.
I'd like to see the contents of Andy's bag. I have always be interested on the medical stuff and all that. If you do have a video already let me know! Thanks guys. You rock!!
Good suggestions.
AWESOME vid guys!!!
I would really like to see more videos in this series.
I posted more on my personal channel. I am in the process of making more too. We'll see if BHQ wants to resurrect this idea.
awesome vid keep up the good work
Great Video
Why did you make this series private? Id love to watch it again.
We want more !
That is a start and I gave my suggested ideas in this vid. I got those ideas from a medical SF soldier instructor friend of mine. I like the idea of dual purpose medicine.
Most of the time there will be no "engaging of the enemy" which is my thought. However camouflage and all of the guns we had help in hunting primarily, and secondarily just work great in the woods. We just discussed "combating the enemy" because we knew we couldn't make a video like this on TH-cam without getting 21 questioned about it.
subed b4 the vid started, you guy's are that awsome!!!
great vid,,,,,,keep em comin!!
Avoiding and helping your fellow man is always the best route. But when you can't do this it is important to remember to talk softly and carry a big stick!
Very helpful - excellent video!
Thank you.
You know an interesting thing too is this. There is a fine line between hunting meat and defending yourself. So a lot of the things that I took with me to Afghanistan to include the lessons on survival I now use while hunting and camping in the mountains. Again to include the equipment I have so that I don't have to buy twice. There is no perfect bag for every situation. Just the best you can do for what you think is most realistically going to happen to you in a worst case scenario.
I checked out your video and left a comment. Very cool man!
nice shirt, i used to go to the pursuit
One thing I did was label every medicine bottle with which type of medicine is in it and a brief example of what it's for. Mainly because you never know who may need to find a specific medicine for you. You could be unconscious or something and they wouldn't know what you have or how it works.
Just a thought
Good video
Yea ive been researching and studying these things for a while now and this was a well made vid and very educational.. James Yeager has some vids like this,, Hoss USMC has vids like this but THIS is more real and applicable for the non "Meat head" type of prepping.. Great info thanks.
"Don't want to look threatening" next clip: Three guys with guns
Hello KnifeHQ! I really like your video, I am a prepper myself, and I think your video is one of the best bug out bags out there! And I find it interesting to see a ex-military's bag and such! Very good, and keep the good stuff up!
now that you have done these videos, can you do one that shows what equipment you didn't use / what would you change?
Great video series. Gladly subscribed. :)
We're hoping to do videos like this sometime in the near future as well. You've set the bar HIGH, my friends!
Please do not get me wrong i am not trying to be a smart ass or to be the best teacher and i respect a lot your work.
But i only want to put some little info in your great video.
It is about camouflage for hunting, the thing is that animals are colorblind, expect predators that can see a few colors or primates that can see the all range color visible spectrum (human like)
For this , the best camo pattern is the one who works great in black and white.
Try to keep this in mind in hunting camouflage stuff videos issues info.
Again my apologies for the trouble if i cause any and
keep up the great work , congratulations.
love your hat