FAMILY BUGOUT GEAR & EVACUATION STRATEGY DURING CIVIL UNREST!

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In This video I will go over some of the plans and strategies I’ve put in place to evacuate my family and I during a high threat situation, as well as show you some of the gear I intend to utilize during such an event.. So stay tuned this should be a good one!
Load Out Bag: amzn.to/3OdVld7
Minuteman Medic Disposable Trauma Pack: www.ebay.com/itm/394530113500
Minuteman Medic IFAK: www.ebay.com/itm/394533292412
FirstAid Splints: amzn.to/46PGUTU
Rifle Bag: amzn.to/44PVnx9
Bucket Toilet: amzn.to/44PDlLQ
Ammo Crate: amzn.to/44NKSul

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@Mark-em5zm Год назад

For those who don’t watch more than 5 min, this is obviously a bug out involving some sort of mechanized transportation. In no way is this meant to be packed out on the back. Almost every bug out scenario will involve a vehicle. As for EMP’s go buy a burner SUV for about $3k and keep the battery disconnected and in a faraday cage. People spend more on a gun and in this scenario you are not taking multiple firearms.

@donnywilkes6417 Год назад

Bugging out walking with half of that would probably be a death sentence.

@user-sb9fw6ui2i Год назад

If I can offer you some advice. Your chest rig should be attached to your plate carrier. You need a high lumen flashlight w/pouch on your battle belt. You need a radio w/pouch on the plate carrier. You need more pistol mags and pouches on both the plate carrier and battle belt. You need 4 tourniquets per plate carrier and/or battle belt. A fully loaded ouch pouch per plate carrier or battle belt. Repack that main bag, put all of the gear on, as you remove the gear it goes into the bag. The last thing that goes into the bag should be either the plate carrier or the battle belt. Trust me, it’ll make sense as you put the gear on and take it off. I’m speaking from 12 years of experience in the Army, 8 years in the Rangers. You should also pack a few hundred feet of parachute cord, it has many uses. As you’re behind the wheel, you and the Mrs., should each have a pistol and a rifle (each) within reach if needed. You should also consider packing a lensatic compass and topographical maps, and rely less on battery operated gps devices (batteries). If you have to bugout at the last minute, avoid main roads and interstate highway systems. They’re bottleneck traps, you’ll be easy prey for everything you have. Plan routes to get out of town ahead of time. Pick a way so you’re not a victim of bad guys. If you plan on meeting friends or family, pick a place to meet them at ahead of time and move to your bugout location from there.

@twinarrowssurvival.2.065 Год назад

@@user-sb9fw6ui2iSolid info brother..

@garyfullmer4353 11 месяцев назад

I wanted to know what you thought about what I am planning. I think the idea of a burner SUV like you said is a very good idea. You might get several. If you get an older suburban if you're handy with a welder and some metal work I've seen guys turn them into basically armored personnel carriers. But I am working on putting together a trailer, a very nice sturdy trailer and basically turn it into my armory. Build in gun racks, shelves for ammo storage etc. Then build out workbench in it where I can work on guns and also reload. The only thing I can see that would be a pain is I would have to control the temperature in the humidity in the trailer. Essentially I want to put together a trailer that would have the bulk of what I need to survive not only firearms but tools etc. Things like shovels, hammers, generator so I can use my cordless and corded tools. I have the idea of modifying the vehicle with another gas tank or two however it works. I have seen people who have vehicles that can essentially drive across United States without having to refuel. Then I would have my wife and a bit smaller vehicle with our camp trailer so that if something horrible happens We can just jump in and go and not waste the energy of packing things. I'm up here in Moscow Idaho and we have quite a Trek down to at least Southeast Idaho or down into Utah where we have relatives. So I would need to be mobile and I feel like I need to be able to be mobile and on the road very quickly. Do you have any thoughts on that? I know there are issues that I thought of. Like somebody driving a modified SUV with a trailer on it following someone driving a good truck with a camp trailer on it. But if you bug out at all you're taking a risk. It's just that my friend and relative group that I would trust is just that far South so I have to have a plan to get down there somehow.

@bratanvova 11 месяцев назад

If I'm not mistaken emp is a pulse of electricity, that would fry your boards in your vehicle and other components that run on electricity possibly.. I don't think a vehicle that not like from 60s will survive.

@CIVILDEFENSEBUNKER Год назад

Thats why i don't have a large gun collection, i would hate to leave anything behind. One pistol and one long gun per family member,full mags and an ammo can each per caliber. Family of four.

@idahoprepper Год назад

I’m with you 100% on that one!!

@trooperjinthewoods4538 11 месяцев назад

If you're bugging out - never assume you will have a vehicle. Stay in your castle

@alh961 Год назад

Nice set up, my stuff is packed very similar but I have an empty duffel per family member and a couple empty totes for the pantry. Camping stuff all together in 2 totes, and for protection I’ve decided what stays and what goes. Bugging out isn’t ideal but there might be no choice if there’s a chemical spill, wildfire or UFO’s landing haha. Like you said as much can fit in my truck is going, but have a system of shedding gear in case mode of transport changes. I like that you mentioned family heirlooms photo albums etc. Thanks for another solid video. 🇺🇸

@AlienNations Год назад

Well thought out! gave me some good ideas, Thank you for sharing!

@chrisrogers4079 11 месяцев назад

Some food for thought. Invest your dollars into a set of plates that will protect your lives. Stay away from Steel, Spalling is a thing and will incapacitate you quicker than taking a round in the chest with ceramic. Ensure you invest in a Multi-hit plate. You need to train with your equipment- this means going through your evac drills fairly regularly with everything that is in your video. This ensures everyone that's participating knows what they are going when the decision is made to do the thing, there is not a ton of confusion. As far as needing more mag pouches and mags on your kit. No, stay light. Take those extra mags and consolidate them in a small over-the-shoulder (3-day-like) Bag you are able to carry with you. As for a makeshift shelter if you do decide to bug out... Add 1 poncho w/ a hood and grommets (military) and 5 bungee cords with 550 cord as a backup per family member. This is a low-cost shelter that takes seconds to erect and take down. Ensure you have space blankets and Military poncho liners, these can replace that bulky sleep system. Possibly add 1 sleep pad (foam) per family member for sleeping on the ground in case you find yourself in that situation. Have at least one entrenching tool on hand as it is a multi-use, versatile tool that will certainly come in handy. Have a way to start a fire and purify water. This is a Must! Great Video!!!!!!

@davidlaw233 Год назад

Everyone's situation is different and will require different solutions

@GuruBhaktiram 14 дней назад

You can do so much more with the kiddo bags what about a bullet proof plate they make them for kids backpacks or a portable solar charger for and a gmrs radio lol so much fun

@anunnakianueki. Год назад

Good night, i life in the south Brasil. Prepper yesterday, today and tomorow. I have Walter, foods, Equipamentos ALL, Guns, ammunicion, tools and experiense in buschcraft and suvivor. Thank very much for atentation. Mário T.

@garyfullmer4353 Год назад

Mario where in Southern Brazil do you live. I lived in Santa Catarina for almost 2 and 1/2 years.

@anunnakianueki. Год назад

@@garyfullmer4353 good night Gary, i lived in São José city, state Santa Catarina, 40 years.

@anunnakianueki. Год назад

I live...in São José, city State Santa Catarina. My inglish not good. Thank you a lot.

@davidlaw233 Год назад

I prefer to keep it simple travel light

@donnapablos8752 Год назад

Thank you for the ideas and the video.Don from north idaho

@indianapreparednessconsult3924 11 месяцев назад

To me it was clear off the bat that this was a total evacuation plan, above and beyond the utilization of a bug out bag. I also think it’s way over the top and at the extreme level of preparedness and bugging out. That said, however, there were some really good ideas in the video and yeah, I took some notes. The only thing I think was missing, and it likely doesn’t apply in your situation, is gear for pets, but that could replace the kids tote, or be in addition to that piece. Thank you very much for the video! Stay safe.

@jacqikohler4756 Год назад

I put my bag in luggage on wheels and got beach wagon if can’t take cars can put stuff and pets in cuz my cats are bigger than my dogs

@fyremanjef Год назад

Nice set up. I too have BOBs for my kids. They include a toy, those $0.99 activity packs from the dollar store a stuffed animal toiletries snacks and even an inflatable pillow. I also add one of those yard solar lights they charge up during the day and can stick in ground if outside it propped up inside an empty soda bottle if inside. I also have glow stick bra let’s to put on them and their bag if we r moving at night so it’s easier to keep tabs on them and their bag

@mps9608 Год назад

Totally agree, plan big and change as you go. I have a truck and trailer a motorcycle and also have a bicycle as a 3rd option. Trailers are great to store extra stuff, just hookup and go.

@cigarprepper7179 Год назад

U are correct to bring what I can u can always get ride of it as the situation applies💪🏻

@debraworth8861 11 месяцев назад

Thankyou for some great ideas ❤️🦘

@idahoprepper 11 месяцев назад

Thank you for watching! Glad you got something out of it!

@patriotordinance9695 Год назад

It’s called a portable low and you could use saw dust or peat moss to cut down, older and absorb liquids. Good video God bless. 🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸👍😎🌴🌴

@DamionJR4923 Год назад

The kids being color coordinated is a great idea.

@asc81821able 11 месяцев назад

Nice job.. thought out

@Doomsdaygirl8186 Год назад

Great gear I love your channel.

@idahoprepper Год назад

Awesome! glad to hear youre enjoying it.. Thank you for watching and sharing!

@davidlaw233 Год назад

Got to have the throne 😂😂😂😅😅

@jeremyknop5378 Год назад

Im liking it. Me and my wife will be planning to do a dry run of our bugout trip next summer. Our plan is to stay with extended family but they are just over 2000 miles away so a vehicle is absolutely required in our case. Unfortunately we dont have family closer that wouldnt also likely be directly affected by whatever is causing us to bugout and bugging out to the woods seems like a not so well thought out plan for an extended period of time. We live in seattle and even in times of "peace" weve have bullets fly through our apartment walls so she and i both have armor, pistols and rifles. I like your thought process for your bugout gear, honesly didnt even think about the poopbucket lol ill have to look into getting one. We have a german shepherd so im trying to do research to build him a kit as well. Hes been trained in protection and search and rescue so aside from being a major asset in shtf and huge investment in time and money training him hes also a member of the fam so were not going to leave him behind. Any ideas or suggestions? I got him armor, food and water/food bowls and a doggy ifak.

@idahoprepper Год назад

That’s awesome, sounds like you, your wife and dog are very well prepared! Love to hear it! My only suggestion would be, since you live in Seattle and think you may have to bug out, to start planning alternative routs out of the city and to your Bugout location .. you can pretty much put together any type of escape route with google earth.. when I lived in California I had 3 escape routes out of my city one which was comprised almost entirely of fire / logging roads.. you’d be surprised how far fire roads will take you if you know where you’re going.. anyways hope that helps. Thanks again for watching!

@jeffroW0331 Год назад

If I have to bug out, I'm going to bug out in my woods. No kids but three GSD's. I'm not leaving my ammo or gear on the side of the road for some random marauder. Edit: I hope and pray none of us need to ever bug out. Indiana Hoosier. New Sub 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

@idahoprepper Год назад

Thasnks for watching, yeah I hear you.. I figure gear is either going to be left in a vehicle or left in a home.. I dont think (marauders) will care one way or the other where they take it from?? At the end of the day all we can do is speculate, and hope for the best.. My logic is that it doesnt make sense to cut yourself short in the gear dept. if you dont have to..

@JohnMc1776 11 месяцев назад

Hey bro new subscriber. Like the content! 100%

@idahoprepper 11 месяцев назад

Hey, glad you found the channel, and enjoy the videos.. I’m still relatively new at RU-vid and making videos, so my editing experience is still pretty limited.. learning as I go.. but as soon as I become more video editing savvy , I may revisit some of the older videos and see if I can’t reformat them so that they’re not so long.. thanks again for watching!

@kenjohnston2426 Год назад

New subscriber here so I apologize if you’ve addressed this previously. I’m 77 and live in a rural area in western Pennsylvania more than 70 miles from liberal run cities likely to collapse early during a SHTF situation. My bugout location most likely will be my home. Have you or will you do a video on how you would prepare for such a situation. I’m thinking that for many citizens, bugging in makes more sense than bugging out. Thanks, great videos.

@markmurphy124 Год назад

I watched a bug-out scenario video several months back. In that video the victim grabbed a shopping cart for his gear. Even a 30 pound BOB get heavy after 10 or 20 miles. It allowed him to carry his extra gear, extra water, and remain very mobile. Worst case, the cart with all of the extras can be abandoned and you walk away with the BOB.

@ricksargent8754 Год назад

I agree you should take as much as you can if your taking a vehicle. Better to have and not need. Hopefully your evacuation plan has you Taking back roads where you maybe able to stash your gear if you need to go on foot. Leaving it at your house in a collapse situation would probably mean someone else gets it.

@davidlaw233 Год назад

Perhaps it's better to have a place nearby to hunker down that u can get to quickly

@TrustworthyExpert Год назад

after watching the walking dead two items that are at the top of the list are wagons and bicycles

@janiceemery2008 Год назад

Mark, I apologize, I didn't look at what links you have provided. Sorry, I see the links for the gun bag and the ammo can. Thank You

@janiceemery2008 Год назад

Hi Mark, I am curious where you got the AR bag and the three bags you have attached to the front, that looks like a good bag. Also, where did you get the ammo box, that is very nice. Thank you Jan. I appreciate you sharing your setup for a bugout bag. I am trying to think of what I would need if I had to leave my house but, that will be a last resort. Thank you again.

@TrustworthyExpert Год назад

I have all this stuff but it's heaped in a closet. my strategy is I am going to wait until shtf and then try to pull everything out on the floor while my wife yells at me.

@flyoverkid55 Год назад

Your loadout emphasizes using a vehicle. My plan involves not being able to utilize a vehicle or conditions where the vehicle puts you at risk. If I'm leaving to avoid a weather related calamity, of course the vehicle will be useful. The " bugout " as I envision it will be something that doesn't provide days of advance notice and will likely require a low profile. Good luck.

@davidlaw233 Год назад

I think your evac plan needs to be flexible because the situation can change fast!!!

@Piechota723 Год назад

👏👏👏 Pozdrawiam z Polski 🤙

@idahoprepper Год назад

witaj

@jbazan11 Год назад

Some don’t want to face reality and prep! And I bet that when it hits the fan they’re going to regret not doing so!

@lucduk0571 Год назад

A tip id give you from my military experience is move most of what is on your belt over to your plate carrier/ chest rig

@idahoprepper Год назад

Good advice! Thankyou for your service, and thanks for watching!

@Frdtsl 8 месяцев назад

@@idahoprepperhi, what brand bag is your wife's bag?

@CountryPrepper1997 4 месяца назад

I have a question. I have diabetics in my family so I was wondering how to properly store insulin in a bug out situation?

@WellsFamilyHomestead Год назад

Have you done a load up and see what kind of time it takes with you and your family

@jwgbmp40 Год назад

What is the stuff for the yellow jacket stings? Iam deathly alergic. Can you post the link for it?

@bufordcraigthacker5748 11 месяцев назад

Hay when u bugout your axe on ur 4x4 face it down when you bug out or a shith

@kenjustice6926 Год назад

Great set up and adjustable. Do you have info on the light?

@idahoprepper Год назад

thank you, and thanks for watching.. unfortunatly I believe that light has been discontinued.. I bought it at costco about 3 years ago, and havnt seen it there since.. The closest to that light that ive found is on amazon Link is here: amzn.to/3DxyYcC Thanks again for watching!

@Gmar69 Год назад

Hey Joe, very comprehensive video. Man, that's a lot of gear. I'm interested in that camp light you have there, but I didn't see it listed. What is the brand?

@idahoprepper Год назад

Hey there, thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it.. the camp light I actually got at Costco a few years ago, but I’m pretty sure it’s no longer available there, I looked on Amazon and this is the closest thing I found to the light I have: amzn.to/3Y3iv9B Hope that helps.. Thanks again for watching!

@Gmar69 Год назад

@@idahoprepper Thank you, but yours is a better light. I'm down in Iona. Great videos, and you smoke me on preps.

@davidlaw233 Год назад

So what would your kit be if you're on foot

@alphaomegasurvivalsupply6548 Год назад

If you repackaged those #10 cans into mylar bags it would save a ton of space and a little weight, which means more food you can pack for the same/space weight. Properly repackaging them shouldnt hurt the shelf life much if at all, just something to think about lol you know how these things go theyre never done evolving. 🤣

@astas1478 Год назад

I think, reliance on a vehicle use in a bug out situation is fairly unrealistic. If the SHTF situation happens, everybody will try to dry their car or SUV on the road, creating huge traffic jams which will eventually force you to your two feet. And then your loads become burdens that are unbearable. In this situation a single wheel carrier or a dual wheel carrier becomes much more efficient and realistic than your truck.

@f.c232 Год назад

wow why do you need all that stuff i believe everyone should have emergency equipment but it's limited to what you can carry (for quick getaways) if you already have a secure local to get to then you should have most of that stuff there already (water, food, extra clothing, tools, ammo ) etc. minimal loads to carry on your back (quick movement) all i carry is (fire, water filter, energy bars for 3 days cause you never know, tarp and protection) just to reach my safe zone

@idahoprepper Год назад

@docholliday2827 11 месяцев назад

Cool vid.. if i hear "Um" one more time though im going to lose my marbles...

@idahoprepper 11 месяцев назад

Thanks for watching glad you liked it. Yes, still working on my delivery..

@davidlaw233 Год назад

Perhaps your kit should be loaded in the truck ready to get out of dodge fast

@davidlaw233 Год назад

Do u hunt and fish small game n such 1

@devonh5618 Год назад

What kind of plates do you have?

@idahoprepper Год назад

Steel plates, thank you for watching

@TheTwinkletoad 11 месяцев назад

Am I missing osmething, You keep showing bags, but you arent showing links to whats in the bags. Like anyone interested in your gear we have to just search and hope to find it? Or is there a list somewhere Im not seeing? And keep up the good videos.

@idahoprepper 11 месяцев назад

I put a bunch of links in the description below, if there is something in particular you are interested in just let me know and I’ll send you the link.. thanks for watching!

@PA_LF 11 месяцев назад

I gotta ask, why is everything tactical? I get the functionality of the equipment but shouldn’t you try and not stand out?

@Ghostpr787 11 месяцев назад

What bug-out bag you are using...?

@idahoprepper 11 месяцев назад

It’s an eberlestock factrack amzn.to/3P4Y2hz Thanks for watching!

@jhutch1470 Год назад

I would try to move that knife down a little on your chest rig. You are just going to punch yourself in the chin trying to get it out of the sheath. LOL

@Frdtsl 8 месяцев назад

What brand bag is your wifes bag?

@descendantofphineas7785 Год назад

I do not think it will get that bad here in Id, west of us YES. If your bugging to get away from govt, good luck. No where to hide except in a cave. IR will find you. If it is the Citizens that are going off the wall, I would rather fight to maintain my city and state then run away. Nice presentation though... :)

@idahoprepper Год назад

I get it.. and yes Im not too worried about Idaho becoming as chaotic as California or Washington.. but sometimes we bugout or re-locate, not so much to run away, but to achieve a more strategical and advantageous position. Thank you and thank you for watching!

@bufordcraigthacker5748 11 месяцев назад

Have it ready not at your house for ur family

@ega6138 Год назад

No offence but that looks like my dayz setup😂

@idahoprepper Год назад

No offense taken.. not sure what you mean though?

@ega6138 Год назад

@@idahoprepper a little overkill from my perspective but still i like watching the vids for entertainment

@robsdeviceunknown Год назад

Holy crap. So much unnecessary and GQ gear. We don't have much time left. I think you need to take a vacation from work and play out a real SHTF scenario (within reason, i.e. No guns blazing). I have not only lived through it but dealt with it half my life. I can tell you first hand most of that will go out the window quick fast and in a hurry. So please, take my criticism as construcive. Practice a scenario. turn everything off, grab your gear and go. For as long as you can with just what you have. Then come back and do a after action report, and then double the stress and condition you will have to actually deal with.

@idahoprepper Год назад

Thank you for your comment and thank you for watching! Yes its a lot of gear, but like I said in the video, Its for a family of 5 for a week or more.. My outlook is simple.. Why not let the situation dictate the supplies you will need? if the situation that arises, suddeny calls for less gear, Then, what we dont need can be easliy jettisoned.. I mentioned this several times in the video.. but thank you for your advice, I definetly see your position.. As far as" not having much time left" not sure what exactly what you're anticipating, but Id love to hear about what you believe is the most probable scenario we are facing, and why it will favor those with the least amount of supplies.. Thanks again!