Great that your content is nearly always less than 10 minutes, but crammed full with no nonsense information and straight to the point. Thanks again Jason
Bandanas are quite useful. One use is as an expedient weapon. I used a damp towel more than once as an emergency weapon--kept me from being beaten up in gym class. The Thugee scarf had a coin or two tied to one corner and an expert could wrap the scarf around an enemy's neck and break that neck using only one hand. Paracord can do the same thing. The expression on my attacker's face when I whipped the towel around his ankle and yanked his foot out from under him is still funny--and I confess, I got lucky that time, the towel wrapped around him just right. Practice would make that routine.
Everyone should have a complete Bug-Out bag with all the necessary items for safety & shelter you never know prepare for the unexpected Stay Safe and God Bless 🙏🙏
Got all above except the stainless canteen, bandanas and gun oil. I feel good about. If you can add a hard copy map book (updated version) to this thing, it will be fantastic
Thanks for sharing the contents of your mobile survival setup. Great video. You gave me two new ideas for adding to my mobile survival gear; gun lube, and a spare R.A.S.P. pack. (An acronym I invented years ago because I hate the term Bug-Out-Bag): Rapid Action Sustainment Pack. There are three things I include in my mobile survival kit that I didn't see in your's. But that I feel should be in everyone's car kit. Not one air compressor but two....one is none. Plus, if you have more than one flat on one vehicle, or a flat on two separate vehicles, you can fix both situation faster. Second is two camping cook sets. And third is a mini cook stove with extra fuel.
I like the idea of two bug-out bags so that I can toss one to a mob while I vanish. It's a variation of tossing a child to the wolves from a sleigh. It might not work--they're probably after mobility--but it will be a distraction. My story if summoning the police is an option is that I saw that they were in trouble, left them some emergency supplies, and then got in contact with "the authorities" as soon as possible.
Gotta have that…for medicinal purposes 😁 or to trade 😎 or to relax with after you handled the situation 😉 but remember, Utah is quite different when it come to spirits.
Sorry man most of that stuff is dead weight unless your going camping with your family for the weekend the knife is good first aid kit good but you have nothing to drink or eat
