$100 Walmart Survival Kit! Ultralight Bugout Bag for 7 Day Survival Challenge
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- $100 Walmart Survival Kit 7 Day Survival Challenge! Series filmed December 2018
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Mixed reviews on that breakfast skillet. Have you tried their biscuits and gravy option? Actually super decent. Looking forward to the skillet review nonetheless. Happy for another series, woo!
I cant wait for these tests of the gear this is pretty much everything I wanted to get at Wal-Mart and would really like to know how it does and as always your channel and vids are amazing of how detailed you are into the stuff and how you actually test your stuff so we know what to buy and not to buy
Hey i am kind of just starting out and dont have to much money to spend so if you have any ideas of stuff that is cheap and you think is good enough for a pack It would be a lot of help because I know that if you say it's good its good
Your Walmart is much better than mine! ☹️
The breakfast skillet is great. I usually put it in a pita to make a breakfast wrap.
$100 survival kit
2 boxes ramen $5
2 boxes assorted oatmeal $5
Tent $30
Sleeping bag $20
2 big lighters $3
7 gallons of water $7
Ozark multi tool $3
Ozark knife $2.88
Pot $3
Cutlery $1.66
Tarp $5
150' cord $8
Flashlights $2
$5 left for choice item
Sweet!!! You doing the challenge as well!??
Lol
It has to be more food
just think him doing this and did it his way made you think of other ways for you to do it , for me even your list i would change some things but thats my way so everyone one needs to look at what these clips from him and evryone else as a learning tool to make us all better
Good list, but water is to heavy. Try freeze dry h2o. 😮 😅
I’m seeing a lot of (what I interpret as) negative comments here, you seem like a pretty cool guy with an awesome personality that loves what he’s doing. MAD props to you dude, and keep doing what you’re doing!
Thanks!
*Me getting ready for the nether in Minecraft*
Nice and i haven't played it yet how is the nether now i heard you can spawn in it now
I always have every inventory slot filled with golden apples and swords and full armor with other tools and foods for like a 10 minute trip into The Nether 😂
God damnit bobby
That boy ain't right
@@JaydonLewis0 yup it's a nether anchor
Who else just saw this in their recommended and just decided to just click on it?
JUST barely tho
Hahahahaha NO 1 👍
Me too lol
Yes bin waiting so long so exuded
Buy a 30.00two person tent.40- .50 cans of great value soup and a bag of rice. A Sawyer water filter and you still have 30.00 for a knife poncho,fishing line and light. Cook in the cans or foil. You have to stay dry. Shelter,water food.
Sometimes they have 5ft x 7ft blankets for 5$. Those would be nice to add in, at least a few. Or survival blankets for about the same price.
My main concern was those 9$ camping meals. Really expensive way to feed yourself. I've been eating something called Lara Bars, a kind of meal bar thats less than $1 per bar. Each is sealed in plastic, so waterproof. Cliff bars aren't much more. Or you could buy canned soup for a few dollars a can (for the expensive stuff). Or bagged soups. Or rice, like you said. Summer sausages for extra protein if you want to add it. Long shelf life and not that expensive. And if you think it's too bland, most cheap spices are less than $1.
tell ya what. Years ago on a camping trip my bf brought a tarp and rope and every other couple had tents. It poured that night and we were the only ones who stayed dry! Probably had something to do with the spot he picked too.
Rather than gripes I would focus on what you did right. This was about the cost quality of gear which is a big thing for a lot of outdoorsman. You didnt get sick or hurt. You didnt get particularly wet or hypothermic and it did rain. You didnt do anything particularly stupid, any one you walk away from... good on you. Very little of your cheap gear outright failed. You didnt break blades or shred your shelter. The challenges came more from knowledge and decisions and skills rather than gear performance. I think there were a LOT of valuable lessons here for greenhorns and old salts alike.
Excited like ve your vids hope your son is well
Cool man
Poor Man's Preparing how are you here from a month?
So you guys see that?
How did you get here a month ago wow dont hack
young sheep I let him watch it way before i released it
lol I have a connection on the inside!
Hmm i dont remember cow skulls being sold at Walmart
Aisle 18
It's great gear for being more prepared in today's world! So much bs going on right now with weather and other issues it's smart to be ready!!!!
Money better spent...
Lets Thrive instead of survive...
Sam Water $3 gets you 28 bottles of 20oz water... Get 2 packs. You have clean water for 7 days now. Spent $6...
Next... Food. Canned Spam. $1 a piece (here for me) per can. Get 7 cans $7...
That's $13 so far...
$4 Sterno Refill in a Bottle as a fire starter. $2 gets us 500 matches in a box. Thats $19 now....
Now you got $81 to spend on whatever.
UST Machete $8
UST Knife $3
UST Hatchet $5
Head Lamps $1
Lightstick Lights $2
Sterno Folding Stove $15 to $20
Ramen Noodles $5 for 12 of packets. More food
Shelter... Cheap tent and blanet.
Ozark trail cooking set $15
100hr candles set of 5 $20. Use for light & heating food.
Minus the Ramen... Solid Kit. really. But the point was to mainly test new kit and gear I have always been curious about.
Why is everyone being horrible to him? I found his series entertaining.
Glad you are enjoying it!
@@DropForgedSurvival honestly, I'm in love with it 😂
@@DropForgedSurvival love it too chris!
I'm not being horrible i am just stating the facts , with that $100. i could of go a whole lot more. i got something for all you who want to learn BUSHCRAFT. TYPE BUSHCRAFT IN THE SEARCH AND LEARN SOMETHING ELSE
I’m a nerd that deeply desires getting prepared for anything, so this helps a lot
You left your beard at Wal-Mart.
Timber ‘n Tackle 🤣
Don’t waste $30 on the first item that has an axe, knife, etc. You are buying a folding saw anyway, that will be the only blade you need for a 7 day trip, and the rest isn’t vital.
Don’t waste $15 on 2 breakfast skillets, instead buy a 20 lb. bag of rice and 2 dozen eggs for $25. Hard boil the eggs on day one and you now have more than 3 eggs per day and almost 3 lbs. of rice per day, so carbs and protein.
Buy a $5 pot in cookware instead of the $15 cookpot set. You only need the one pot, the rest isn’t vital.
Now you have more food and $30 more to spend so go buy a wool blanket, which will cost $20. Or if it will be warm, then dress warmly (overdress) and spend that $30 on carrots/potatoes. Don’t forget to bring salt and maybe other seasonings (but for sure salt). Think about bringing a bar of soap, you will be out there for 7 days after all.
I wasn’t ready for you to be immediately beardless and was confused for a second
Sorry bud.... it’s already on its way back
If you take the paracord off the knife and hatchet they can be used and throwing weapons. They really work too as long and you get good form down
I love these videos, especially the ones over 4 years old. INFLATION LOL. That is SO much gear for a hundo. bet it would cost almost 200 today
probably $500 in canada for that shit
Though Mountain House is good if you need something with a 25 year shelf life, for that same approx. $13.00 you could have gotten enough canned food to last you the entire week. Canned food is only heavy because of the moisture content, but if you are looking to travel a considerable distance to safety then a little extra weight is a fair trade off. As you travel you will be eating some of the food which will reduce the weight of your pack. Another plus is that you can open a can and keep on walking instead of having to stop, filter water, boil the water and prepare your dehydrated food. The cans can be rinsed out and put back in your pack with the lids bent back down as dry storage or even as a container to boil water if you have no pans. And you don't want to toss the cans which could leave a trail for unwelcome party's to follow. Even a small can can be made into a hobo stove. The moisture in the canned food will reduce the consumption of your filtered water which will reduce the amount of times you have to stop to find and filter water. Etc.
can goods are heavy and would not fit week worth of food in back pack bag!
You had $100 to use in a Walmart and you blew it all in the sporting goods section? A quarter of your budget was used on a blade kit...that kit... And the cook set...there is a whole department with cooking utensils for a fraction of the cost. Two freeze dried meals? Dude, spam and rice for days for what you spent. Seriously, I challenge you to make second video where you take advantage of what the actual store has to offer. Tip : the same paracord is cheaper in the hardware area. Not making that up.
Yeah. I thought the same thing about Food & Water.
Sam Water $3 gets you 28 bottles of 20oz water... Get 2 packs. You have clean water for 7 days now. Spent $6...
Next... Food. Canned Spam. $1 a piece (here for me) per can. Get 7 cans $7...
That's $13 so far...
$4 Sterno Refill in a Bottle as a fire starter. $2 gets us 500 matches in a box. Thats $19 now....
Now you got $81 to spend on whatever.
UST Machete $8
UST Knife $3
UST Hatchet $5
Head Lamps $1
Lightstick Lights $2
Sterno Folding Stove $15 to $20
Ramen Noodles $5 for 12 of packets. More food
Shelter... Cheap tent and blanet.
Ozark trail cooking set $15
100hr candles set of 5 $20. Use for light & heating food.
You may find some discount bags of dry fruits and veggies and meat
If it really irritates you that much then click off the video, democrat
@@monocacy664 Everything i said waa solid advice and there is no version of reality where anyone would consider me a Democrat.
@@Tradekraft People get easily moved now at days don't mind him his weak.
It's cool that he did sign language the entire time for the deaf viewers
Dude. Do you know how much food you could have bought in the grocery section for the price of those two fake MREs?
Do "fake" MRES expire
That “Fake” MRE is lighter and only requires adding water to prepare, making it it more ideal for his situation since he doesn’t want to carry several pounds worth of food. As a hiker I can tell you he made the right choice, although ideally you would want some trail mix and maybe some peanut butter as well.
Yes
@@spacekiller6856 dry beans
For everyone dissing the dude he got over a million views and made it through...don't look like it's to harsh of land ...but he's trying
This channel.. we don’t preach, we don’t teach, we head outdoors, keep at it, and keep learning
I'd just buy a tent, and a shit ton of chips
Well... There you go bud. Chip comma
hey feLLah that is the correct tooLsss.
He got the whole call of duty set
I’ve seen a lot of survival $100 Walmart challenges. I’ve never seen anyone think of using kits, or do 7 days. I love it already and I haven’t even watched the videos.
I got all that for free! Man my dads gun is so amazing!
Lol
LOL
Not sure what this dude is on about. The knife I got from the kit was sharp enough to shave arm hair. The hatchet works like any other hatchet if you know how to use a hatchet. The machete is great. The striker works great as well. This kit is well worth the $30 I paid for it. It's pretty sad that all these comments about the hatchet is junk is from people that obviously don't have a clue how to use a hatchet. I mean you're obviously not gonna chop down a huge oak tree with it, but it still works fine for a hatchet.
P.s.
Use an axe for the huge oak tree
For real though. You could've gotten twice as many useful items by shipping in the kitchen, hardware, and actual grocery aisles......
Way to support walmart and China. 2 of the parties partially responsible for us needing to prep.
Facts
I was just going to say we don’t need to go spend $100 at Walmart we have these things here at home. Everything at Walmart is made in China 🇨🇳 cheap things that is. Look at the labels made in China
15$ axe, 10$ rope, 75$ in maruchi noodles.
If it works for you
I never understood the point in those overpriced camping meals when you can buy noodles and meat in the actual grocery section much cheaper.
The point in those is the stay good to eat longer but if you are on a tight budget like in this video it can make more sense to buy something like rice and beans or packaged meat (cheap + long shelf life)
You can also buy paracord for cheaper if you find it in a different isle at my Walmart we have paracord in the camping section and also the same isle as the light bulbs
@@michelle4762 ramen stays good for years. Get some dried beans. And some rice. You could have a lot more food that will stay good for a while.
@@michelle4762 look in hardware in my walmart i get it there more cheeper and still dose the job
Nice deal on the bells! I've bought similar ornaments after Christmas as an alternative to bear bells (same thing but they are $5 each).
You probably only need the saw, axe, or machete, but I guess the yard will be looking nice after.
If you are looking for budget meals that have a long shelf life I would say lentils are the way to go. They just about triple in size after you prepare them, don't require soaking like beans, are packed with protein, and I think a 2lbs bag is around 50 cents. Just don't forget the hot sauce to keep them interesting!
So good to have you back.
You could go to a 24 hour Walmart and survive a good while on $100. Just stay inside and just buy food
Which is why you never.........
Asshole
Unfortunately walmart isn't 24 hours anymore
You should have gotten Ramen noodles. You get a dozen packs for $2.50, and they give you great calories. I survived several summers on them! No survival kit should be without them!
But Ramen 🍜 Noodles from Walmart are not food
how is it not food?
Jordan blank it has no sustenance.
Thanks now I want some noodles, and it's 11:30pm. I don't like you right now.
They are food. They have carbohydrates, just like regular noodles. Also, you can add all kinds of stuff to them to flesh out your meal. And, it is totally okay for them to get broken and squashed in your pack. I am very serious when I say I lived on them for 3 summers.
I bought this machete seperste for my son and it has actually held up. He loves it and he's had it 2 years. We just keep sharpening it.
Buy a cheap wool blanket instead of backpack and fashion it into a carry bag so it’s double use. Also a plastic painters tarp for a few bucks to block rain, wind or ground cover.
The switch from un shaved to shaved with no context distresses me
I cover it in the livestream at the end of the series.
Ever try a 50$ or 100$ dollar tree survival challenge?
I get most of my gear at dollar tree and goodwill plus whatever was gifted to me I'm planning on getting some stuff from walmart myself. my incomplete kit is currently inside a vintage Winnie the pooh diaper bag cuz it's water proof
It's really hard cuz I'm very broke
for the cost of those dehydrated meals, you could buy a week's worth of dry rice and beans! haha
pretty sure theyre like $20 each in canada for those meals i thought they were ridicously cheap
Thank you so much for the subtitles bro!
I’m deaf and they really help! Can’t tell you how much this means to me and helps me. 😃
You really didn't need so many edged tools. What about a compass or multiple fire starting items? Also very important, first aid items. Good luck out there! Hopefully a 7-11 nearby.
How about a $100 Challenge but you are not allowed to go into any hunting/camping/sportsman sections or stores.
Interesting concept.
I like your energy and presentation, so far.
That is a camping kit, not survival. For 100 bucks you could have gotten much more. 6dollar bags of food. Could have gotten beans and rice for a month with that. Not sure you thought this threw.
Sweet! I can’t wait to watch your series!
So is he wrong?
Junk is junk. Quality is and should be your only consideration. Fewer toys more stuff that will be used in a real world situation.
The wisdom of simplicity.. The luxury of efficiency.
I agree.. This is all designed around one goal. Field testing Cheapo Gear I have always been curious about and see where the chips fall after a week of use.
i dont like walmart,, but youre walmart Chris compared to mine is an outfitter store ,, mine barely have anything usefull....
The "breakfast skillet" seems like a waste. Beans/rice/ramen/box-mac&cheese/jerky would all make for better emergency rations and have a similar shelf life, wouldn't they?
Lol where is the challenge is you just went grocery shopping?
@@DropForgedSurvival wasn't the challenge "survive 7 days (outside/wild) after spending $100 at Walmart"?
I admire your survival skills, but as I was saying the money you spent on rations (grocery shopping as you call it) could have been spread further. Or if you think rations are a cheat, don't count them in the total. Have emergency calories on standby to eat when food is scarce and you aren't able to forge it with the $100 in resources
NEVER buy the "camping" food. It costs 2-3 times as much as the exact same thing in the grocery section. You're just paying for the fancy packaging.
Freeze Dried food is a timely and expensive process. Also if I grocery shopped as everyone suggested.. lol It would not have been challenge at all but a Camp Out with hordes of food Trip.
True. Freeze dried is a bit different. The Wal-Mart I work at sells regular basic pancake mixes and breads, etc. in the camping section, but it's put in a colorful package that has pictures of mountains and trees on it. It's EXACTLY the same as the generic stuff we sell on our baking aisles, just not the same brand. I was referring to those. Watching part 1 right now. Good stuff!
Three 30 packs, 3 racks of ribs, 10 candy bars, done
What about weed and wine.
Weed and wine works
All I'd need is $100 of jerky
Same
That's only like three bags anymore.
Very cool video & can't wait for the 7 days using the stuff!! Broke ass single mama here, you gave me some great ideas🤗💞🙏may God bless us all and have mercy on us, get prepared people!!
Avec cet équipement j' irais pas trop loin ! Merci de la présentation .
Never watched before and when you shaved I tripped out and thought it was a different person
I agree with some of these comments. Very strange choices on food and shelter
0:51 those professional arm movements
More than my gomba he moves his hands mingya
My dad took us out to the middle of no where in the Canadian North Gave us a bottle of water and a protein bar And said You have food and water for 1 day Now will you survive a week? I have a knife and wire ..I know i will last 1 week....He then walked over to a birch tree and made a cut inserted a slice of wood into the hole And we watched water drip out I said sure but how are you going to catch the water .. He peeled the bark and formed a round tube with it And said I could make 20 cups if i needed to And you can eat the inner bark as a last resort too! He then showed us how to make snares And how to set them for Beaver / Rabbits And reached over to a plant and picked and chewed them ..Wild leeks Dad's moral was You can buy tools till the cows come home But you need to learn Your surroundings There is no sence in walking passed your apple tree to buy them at the store
@@JohnDavis-im1oy Apples was a metaphor
@@JohnDavis-im1oy go back to your crap apples
@@JohnDavis-im1oy You internet thugs need hugs🤣
I'm psychic. I see seven days of misery in your future.
Unless he has some psychedelics and weed n wine.
He can share his magic shrooms with the bears and wolverines.
Dwight Schrute that would certainly make for one fun camping trip, regardless of the circumstances.
Haha "sweet I can be rescued after my 7 days are over, because I'll be dying" 😂😂😂😂
Im always learning. I do not know everything.
Ozark hatchets are outstanding. I've been using mine making trails and that little bugger never let's me down. Love it !!!
They make surprisingly decent gear for the price. I have a pan, bowl, cup, utensils kit from them that's held up for years.
Rewatching this series. I think you need to do another $100 Walmart Challenge! LOL! They have different offerings and prices now. Plus I suggest a plastic painter drop cloth as a tarp and a small box of big contractor bags so you can build a cot or stuff with leaves or wrap up in.
Tarps are so cheap it makes more sense to just buy a tarp. Walmart isn’t the only store. Harbor freight sells dirt cheap tarps. If your life depends on it the surely it’s worth more.
I bet the world ain't thinking that doomsday are crazy ppl now, iam glad i started looking at how to bug out 2 years ago, and i was called crazy too for it
Got any advice?
the Emperor of man
Thanks a lot your advice is noted, you got a family or just you?
the Emperor of man sorry to hear that about your grandpa, so if things do hit the fan, I take it you’ll be headed out solo? I have no wife or kids so I’m thankful at the very worst i can live out my car if I needed to bounce.... also how bad do you think this will get
Well the majority people are still " crazy ".A little bug out bag and some crap like this won't help you in a actual SHTF scenario. Not to mention, the only reason that it will happen is because of the dumbass general public going crazy over something that has happened hundreds of times throughout history.
Buy 100 dollars worth of Ramen noodles and you could survive until the year 2052
Ramen is not food.
@@DropForgedSurvival Ive lived on MREs for months at a time and I preferred Raman noodles. Creamy chicken was the best. Ramen noodles also contain a substance that is undigestible by zombies and is actually a zombie repellent if you build enough of it up in your system.
I wonder how the cavemen were able to survive without wal-mart.
They had cave-mart.
@@slugz2857 lmao
Umm, they didn't 😲
@@traecummings9853 r/woooosh
Just returned from 2 weeks in Citico Creek Wilderness. That Sawyer mini is great. I took that exact kit, the ferro rod worked to par, and the paracord was ok, that machete is suprisingly good(used it the most) the hatchet was good but as a trade item for some fishing lures. I love the belt knife. Caveat: I resharpened everything before leaving.
Awesome video bud, just watched a different youtuber do an overnighter with $250 from walmart lol
The Sawyer was awesome idea but $14 bucks on 2 bags of food? You could have got a helluva lot of canned food and a can opener. You can buy a lot of food for $14....
Right. Someone aiming for survival isn’t dropping $14 dollars on two dehydrated meals when they can get 24 cans of food for the same cost. Now if I’m doing a weekend trip hiking 6 miles into the woods those dehydrated meals are totally worth it.
Love this video. Thank you! ❤️
Thank you for going with the Sawyer Mini over the Lifestraw. It lasts a HELL of a lot longer and filters more.
I wish my Walmart had all of that
Right???
Walmart.com
Fuck me right?
My God the hand gestures.
It’s more annoying than his husband
Awesome 👍👍
Soon I will buy that 😢
Pretty cool I didn't know walmart carried all that stuff. Thanks !!
Something is better than nothing. Good information.
what did you choose to spend $18 on those Mountain Houses? a pouch of Great Value 90 second rice are $0.98 and 4pk cans of tuna are about $2.75 and you could get a 20 pack of great value instant oatmeal for $3.12 so for the price of about ONE of those mountain houses ($9.79) you could get 4 dinners at 500 calories each THAT DONT NEED HEAT OR WATER to eat plus 7 breakfast! and with those you could have 6 breakfasts at 480 calories and one at 320 (3 packets for six mornings and 2 on one) AND it would take up about if not less space than those 2 MH meals
point is you spent 18-20 of your budget on what 1200 ish calories, when you could have spent about $10 on 5,200 calories that take up the same space in your pack and used the other $10 on something like a tarp AND trashbags
Lol dammit man 👨🤣
The mountain house was only 13.96 but I do get your point he could get more to eat for less money
U could have gotten more if u went for cheaper food like rice and spam. They are like 1 to 2 dollars instead of spending 12 dollars on those
Shelby Hughes
Great idea and beans! But an old timer might suggest hard tack beans and biscuits like “The good old cowboy days“ lol Question for you is does anyone dehydrate “won’t spoil and light weight“and it should work if you’re boiling water to rehydrate correct?
This mans hand motions:👏🤚👇🤞🤛🤚👇✊🤏🤟🖖🤞🖐✌️👉🦶👇☝️🤘🖐🤞🤚🤟🤏🤜
Hes probably french Canadian
What about your sleeping bag? Or at least the blanket. Instead of spending eight bucks on that scrappy little emergency tent I would have got a $6 tarp. And instead of the $29 junk kit which I saw at Walmart and didn't buy. Because it looks like junk I would have got the items you actually need for about $10 less. Which would have got you a cheap sleeping bags. That axe is useless. The flashlight is a waste of money since you already know you can just a headlamps for a dollar. The machete is substandard and if you wanted one you could buy one for six or seven bucks. And you could buy the Paracord for about $2 a bunch. They have other cooking kits there which are probably a better deal. What good are those bowls you can't even cook in? You can eat right out of the pot. And a trip through Walmart deli can give you all the free plastic silverware you want without costing you anything. Plastic knife Fork and Spoon. Napkins as well. You can get the same Flint with an actual striker for 5-6 bucks. With a backup lighter for a dollar. For a dollar you could get dental floss which works pretty good as fishing line in a pinch.
Why would you get only two freeze dried food packs when you could have gotten like 40 ramens
One 1lb bag of lentils at Walmart is about $1.34 (2022) a 4 lb bag is $5.63 (2022) the least expensive mountain house freeze dried bag is $7.55, for ONE meal.
The lentils, properly stored, would last as long as the freeze dried food AND would provide far more meals than ONE bag of freeze dried food.
An oven bag (you know the ones where you cook turkeys in) can withstand high heat and hold a substantial amount of weight. You can use them to collect water and boil it over a fire or at least for water storage and it is cheaper than the plastic water thing.
“Cause I’m probably gonna be dying”
*NERVOUS LAUGHTER*
I can’t argue
I would just buy 80 cans of spaghettios and a spoon and a knife
I hate spaghettios they taste like raw noodles on tomato juice
Its for a 7 day. All one needs for 7 days is 100 bucks worth of beer 😀 🍻
@@Livgreen_sun that’s basically what it is but I like it anyways 😂😂
Weirdest comment section ever
Pretty good series, well done man.
When you have a week to be in the wilderness... great vid
Your Walmart is so much better than mine.
OMG the hands are driving me nuts
pretty cool. always loved survival stuff
the canadian $100 survival challenge in 2024, well you got string, hundred spent
Why not get 14 dollars of canned and dried foods instead of two breakfast skillets. Walmart sells food items too. You can get a lot of packets of ramen, cans of tuna, cans of veggies, spam, etc for 14 bucks
I answered this already in several different comments
Shopping at Walmart for a week in the forest ain't survival, It's camping.!
He has to find his own food after he finishes the two meals he got I would say thats surviving.
What an Epic Adventure! I bet you learned alot
Great channel you have buddy im learning a lot from you and walmart has everything you need not the best quality but enough to survive. And save some money
One fatel mistake
You really didnt buy a first aid kit
And Medicine
And a way to hunt/fish food if it wasnt for the mres there would be no food remeber food, water, shelter the fatal 3!
Yeah,I'm not gonna drop money on a machete that will roll an edge when I try to cut through a quarter inch thick very dry,very dead branch.
Man you really nailed this survival kit. Solid work!
Yes
your 1 year late u know that??
@@gcgzepp4ce672 True but as you know with the times. This is popular now.