3 things I carry in my bug out / get home / and EDC bag always. ADAPT AND OVERCOME..
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ADAPT AND OVERCOME. 3 things I always have in my Bug out BAG /my Get home Bag / my EDC bag. to be ready to survive whatever SHTF throws my way in the END of DAYS be prepared. My Poncho My Tarp My Bivy. camping / hiking / survival / tactical / EDC / Bushcraft / Jesus Christ / Revelation .
Wow! After hundreds of similar videos I have watched, this is the first one in which ALL these techniques are so freshly unusual and useful! Thanks and Amen!
Thank you for the encouraging words. God bless you.
I would also take a poncho liner that way you have something to cover up with, just wrap it in bivy cover. Learned something new today from your video, great job.
Thank you for your comment I do carry many other things in my bag. I just wanted to show how 3 things in our bags can be utilized for many things. Getting people to think outside the box. Thank you again. God bless
Adapt , Improvise and Overcome. It's a Marine term that you'd know if you were in the military. I think that your tricks with the 3 items were great and now I think I'll subscribe to your channel , I'm impressed.
thank you for your service. I did not know that. thank you for letting me know . I did not serve but have the ut most respect for those that have . I have close friends that are family that did serve . and by no means want anyone to think I am trying to be someone that did . I'm just a guy who has a lot of experience in the woods and has lived a hard life. and I see how our great country is going down the tubes and want to share to prepare people. thank you for subscribing . its huge to me.
Great informative video!!
Thanks bro. Glad your alive. Don't be a stranger.
Just found you, but found this extremely useful and informative compared to most others. Thank you.
thank you, I appreciate it . hopefully I can continue providing awesome content, god bless you
Great presentation and fun to watch. Amen & Amen.
I appreciate your comment . god bless you
This ismy first time on your channel, i am impressed 23 years in the army never thought of this poncho hack
Alpha tent has been around for many years.
thank you brother for your service. and thank you for the kind words . god bless you
Watch using leaves as bedding I'm still traumatized from our treck with the encounter of the world's largest spider that got my bed for the night haha
Wow. Lol ! That will make a grown man act like a teenage girl. I've seen it also brother. My buddy is a big body builder. And I seen him doing a interesting dance around the campsite. Lol... thank you for your comment God bless you
Ow this is my bro I saw dancing lol... love ya bro
Being 19Delta Scout spend 11 years in different LRRP teams ,I never new i cam make a tent out of the poncho like that! I will keep watching you Bro!
Today i learned something toooo
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Thank you for your service. and thanks for the positive feed back.
what I like is tarp garbage bag sleeping pad blanket combo worst case you can use natural material instead ie. twigs branches sticks straw/fir bows
yes, that is a great plan. thank you for your comment , god bless
Good ideas smart thanks for the info useing stuff I already carry.
Right on . thank you
Enjoyed this video muchly! Had completely forgotten the two techniques of constructing a freestanding cover with saplings and a hammock from a tarp. So thank you for your demonstration here. And from a farmer to a survivalist I can say you were not wrong in differentiating straw from hay. Because straw is actually the cut shaft of the wheat. And hay is a crop of mixed grasses. So you were correct in mentioning them as separate insulation options.👍
Glad you enjoyed it! thank you
Great information. I think I will stick with my hasty ridge line though, but the sapling/tent pole idea would be great for places with very little tree cover. Carving techniques are very handy to know!😊
Thank you for your comment. I appreciate others input. God bless.
I used to use saplings or branches like that before but then I found a guy on TH-cam that told me I could get actual tent poles to use instead of the sticks he provided a link on Amazon and now I just carry those little suckers around. They don't weigh hardly anything. I made a little bag they slip into on the bottom of my have her sack and I hardly even know they're there
I love my military Sleep System too. It is a little big and bulky to use sometimes. But I have an extra military tarp I can use instead and I put a wool blanket inside of it like you do a cowboy Sleep System. I would use my woobie but it's so old it's as bad as good as a bed sheet anymore😅😅😅.
thank you for your input. yes I use tent poles also. and love my sleep system. but ounces equal pounds and pounds equal pain. I am a minimalist the older I get lol. the wool blanket is always a winner... thank you for your knowledge. god bless you
@@brookofcherith I'm thinking of getting one of those little Yuppie carts you attached to your belt and has two bicycle wheels on it then I don't have to carry anything. I'll probably just end up trying to make my own they want too much for those things. You're right if you're cranking out miles you want a lighter load. However hikers today are ridiculous I've seen a lot of them on here and they brag about trying to make 40 Mi a day and stuff Old Timers used to only do an average of 10. But those were the Explorers. They Carried all kinds of weight
@@jamesbowen5573 Years ago, they had a one wheel cart to attach to your belt and pull behind you.
@@gijr2003 correct, now several companies are making a two-wheeled cart. Some of them have frames but I've seen a couple that don't they just have really rigid material. Unfortunately the price range is around 400 to $500.
I'm not quite ready to spend that especially considering I could make one myself pretty easily. I mean all these other companies have pictures of their products out there. They are pretty easy to replicate. And make something that works
i don't carry anything !!
I MAKE MY GIRLFRIEND CARRY IT
I used this system in central and south america a lot. Youre first Ive seen to talk about it.
Thats great, Thank you for adding comment. its good to know. god bless.
You made an Alpha tent using sticks, brillant! I used to want an Alpha tent but the pole system never got made.
Didn't know there was a name for it. Thanks we can always continue learning and grow in our skills. Thank you for commenting and God bless.
Good video!! Never thought of doing that with my poncho, though I have done it with my tarp. I've always used a 7x9 tarp and it worked great. But almost 2 years ago, I up graded to a DD 3mx3m. As a local truck driver with a range of about 200 miles, my GHB, is my EDC. And you will find the same 3 things in my bag as well. I won't leave out my 550 cord, but I do need to get me some of that 1100 cord.
Thank you for your comment. It's good to hear what others are using. God bless you
Here in South Africa a DD 3x3m tarp costs almost three thousand Rands...
@@susanp.collins7834 wow I don't know how much exactly that is but it sounds pricey. Maybe you can get some fabric and some grommets and make one. Thank you for your reply from south africa... God bless you
@@susanp.collins7834 Not sure of the price comparison, but here in the US they run for $75 to $110 on amazon. Gold Armour has a good one for about $45 US on amazon.
Well done. One of the best vids on this topic.
thank you very much . god bless you.
@@brookofcherith thanks for the blessing. I’ve seen hundreds of vids related to this, go bags etc. I’m bored with most but this was interesting.
thank you
I have had a comment on this video about my poncho set up that one of you staighted that it looked like a alpha tent. I never heard that name before but i guess thats what its called david cantebury just did a video on it. Then i looked up the name. And found it. So i dont want anyone to think i came up with the idea. All the videos that i put up are just showing things i have learned. Not trying to steal anyones thunder just sharing what ive learned. And i beleive we are heading for bad times in America and want people to be prepared. But most of all i want people to grow close to christ. He's our biggest prep. Thank you and go bless
Not in my EDC but in my BOB I have a military poncho, gorextex bivy bag and (small emergency) hammock for the same reasons. In my GHB where I stay in urban environments it can be the same emergency hammock but an emergency poncho and emergency bivi bag. But a good video.
SOUNDS GREAT thank you for your comment.
Ok this is dope 😀
thank you
Good old Alpha tent still going on.
Awesome thanks for the comment. God bless you
Just subscribed absolutely brilliant great information and so simple to do thanks my friend from Dean in the UK will be watching Many more of your videos 😉🫶
Thank you very much for your subscription . I hope to keep putting out good stuff that makes people look outside the box. God bless you
I think I learned you love your bivi.
Lol just trying to add humor. But I love my bivy.
Ditto
Very cool! Thank you! Just subbed
thank you very much. appreciate your feedback . adapt and overcome.
good tips.
mad as hell though
lol . thank you ...
3 great ideas that are easy to do and manageable. Next gun show I need to get a knife with a saw blade.
always great to have a little saw on me. like I said in the video I did forget my pack saw at home very glad I had that saw on me. thank you for your comment god bless you.
Thanks for the awesome tent and hammock idea, I will have to try that out this weekend!
great. hope you have a great time. god bless.