The Survival Bug Out Bag For The End Of The World 

Very very true lol glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.

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Ads any more he will fall over hahahaha

Side note, I rock a mystery ranch Terra in the winter and an old-school alice pack in summer in mybtruck I've gotva 35mile , 2 day best case get home

Awesome thanks glad to see a brother in the comments!

I just realized this the other day when packing and thinning out.

You make the point that no one wants to talk about. Prepping would be no fun then.

#1 whistle around your neck, in your pocket, knife, lighters, few plaster, torch on your belt with duck tape, botter belt, food in every nock and cranny on yourself. Head light, hat with fishhooks and fish line.knowledge on how to purify water, poncho and dress in layers,tee shirt on top long sleeve, then fleece, jacket, bottom, undies, shorts, fast drying pants, Poncho rolled up and attach to yourself, one real wool blanket. Small esbit stove and one small pot all on your person, stove in jacket pocket. If you have food everywhere on your self, dehydrated meat, power bars, peanuts, rice meal. Dry potato, candies, gum, sardines can… an knowledge. You don’t need all those gadgets. And if you look rich with brand name screaming I’m a target 🎯 it does not work, look like a hobo, l pack like a hobo, be that grey man. Small cheap black pouch on your back more food, you will go further and not be bothered because everything is on you, as you shed your cloths rôle it up in your blanket with poncho outside.

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Thanks for watching super thanks for subscribing also!

Not the worst idea

You are fooling yourself by all this grey man stuff. In a SHTF situation anyone with a pack will be a target for those who need stuff. They will see you with your grey man pack on and target you. Color and style will mean noting to them. They need stuff, you have stuff. See what I mean?

@@SavageVoyageur You mean they are now gonna target a schoolkid because they want their school books? Or an administrative clerk because they want his empty lunchbox? Or the dude obviously coming from a gym because they want his dirty work out clothes? And there will 1000+ 'gray men' walking around so how do they select you? How does a person with robbing someone in his mind selects the target. It's always a risk vs gain assessment. Sure if you wear some fancy expensive watch or other jewelry that really stands out they think that besides that you might also have some money in your pockets. If they see a camouflage guy with all tactical gear they assume you have some important stuff like maybe a gun even or ammo. And they have guns too. So you become the target. Even if they just have knives but can get close enough to you and they want a gun. The gray man tactic works always and everywhere. Do NOT stand out but become one of the many in the crowd.

​@@stevanoutdoor it's comforting to hear from someone with experience on this topic ! Because nobody's going to pay attention to the things you listed ..... I'm gonna use them for my bug out bag ! I'll be able to Walk with complete confidence knowing people won't waste their time thinking I have anything of value ! Thanks for the heads up !

Glad you enjoyed it

That’s definitely a video. I would have fun making in the future. Thanks for the comment!

Thanks glade you enjoyed it!

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Glad to hear it fellow ES lover lol

Thanks very pleased to know you enjoyed the video! Hope you enjoy the rest!

Its a Bug Out Bag not a Get Home Bag. Thanks glad you liked it!

I appreciate you sharing your setup with us. It's always great to hear how fellow outdoor enthusiasts are organizing their gear. Keep up the great work!

@@MountainAC1 Thanks. I just pass on ideas I got from other people.

Probably just craft some pine branches into a pad wouldn’t be the first time.

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How much does the pack and all of the zippered pouches weigh unloaded?

Not enough to justify ditching them.

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@@MountainAC1 Cool, thank you😁

@@agesadventures No problem my friend!

That’s in a separate pouch for another video

If you are bugging out, then, yeah, you are probably never coming home...

Hill People Gear Decker or Eberlestock Destyorer depending how long I'm out. Thanks For Watching!

"Unintentional Supply Sources!" That's hilarious! I used to tell people that preppers with small packs saw the people with big packs as "resupply" or as a "resource." Gray Man or Tactical Bag? EVERY BAG is a bag of opportunity.

Yes, I have tested my Goal Zero solar panel and I'm happy to say that it has been working great so far! I understand your concern about the reviews, but I haven't experienced any issues with mine.

Thanks! It is definitely a balancing act

Watch some weight reduction videos from ultra light backpackers here on RU-vid. While this addiction on weight reduction at all costs seems a bit nuts to normal people you can get a lot of useful tips you can adapt for a bugout bag. Although you most likely end up with a complete different pack like the one showed in the video. Especially all the pouches preppers are so fond of and a usually heavy military style backpack add maybe around 3-5kg. But first you have to do a reality check on what you really need. Bugging out into the woods in a real SHTF scenario is just a romantic make believe fantasy that would get most people killed. Even the ones capable of it would have problems when everyone else gets the same idea. When you got rid of these fantasies you will need a lot less zombiecalypse stuff. After realizing that i wont go into the wilderness...which doesnt really exists over here in Germany anyways i cut down on A LOT of survival stuff. With only a foam sleeping pad, a reflecting tyvvek bivy, poncho liner and a poncho with some cordage my complete shelter weighs less than 3kg. A set of clothes, very basic hygiene (soap, toothbrush+paste, camping towel), a small first aid kit (torniquet, israely bandage, some bubu stuff and some meds). I do have a small electronics kit with a wall charger, a small solar panel For survival stuff i have a Garberg, Trailmaster (imho more useful than a multitool), head lamp, fire steel, 2-3 BIC lighters and some tinder (cotton balls+vaseline), water filter, chlorine tabs, a metal canteen with cup and a compass+map. As for food i only have around 1,5kg emergency ration bars that last for around 3 days and 2L water in bottles that fit onto my water filter which adds another 3kg. I have a Silky saw but also thinking on taking it out because like with a full shelter kit i most likely wont need it because for fire i would use deadwood which lies around anyways. And for other task i have the small saw on the Victorinox. Important is imho having your passport, copies of your degrees etc. plus your insurance policies (in case SHTF is only a personal one like a fire that burns down your arpartment). All together (including food and water) my pack (a 1,9kg Osprey) weighs around 15kg. But i think i buy a ultralight pack next month which would cut down the weight another 1,2kg. Especially the latest materials like Ultra 200 are a lot more durable but the pack still weighs only 600g. That would cut the weight down to 10kg without food.

If you're putting everything into pods/bags like this guy, that can add a good amount of weight, but to each their own

@@saggot420son Yeah...taking out all these Cordura pouches was the first thing i did. I kept one big ultralight watertight 30L stuff sack for all things that have to stay dry and put in a 5L fanny pack (very light but surpisingly robust) for things i would still keep if i have to leave my backpack for some reason. Both have another purpose and arent just for organizing things. For that i used 2-3 ziplock bags...only for first aid and electronics.

@@grayssoncarl5020 you can also try to lighten your "big 3"..I'd start by checking out the Osprey Exos...lightweight bag, durable, and doesnt break the bank

Thanks for keeping it real.

@@MikBar-nj8jq greatness starts with a clean bum.

It wasn’t my first choice for a long time you have to get this packed just right but at least for me once I got the secret sauce it’s been perfect

Big orange pouch I mentioned it.

38lb in the winter

Sorry TY will not let me till my channel is bigger its to new.

​@@MountainAC1 Maybe make a Google docs list of links that we can access, until your channel can post links? So just one link we could type out

@@SovereignSymphony or just Google it

38lb

That's not as bad as I expected. We had a minimum 45 pound ruck requirement for R.I.P. That was in 2001 when I was a 165 pound skeleton. I go heavy on water and minimal on gear now but that's just how desert life goes

You should my wife's its like 12Lb lol @@lrdf4749

My current do all bag is 25 pounds I'd guess with 4 liters, sleep system and combat essentials. Pretty good I think.

Unfortunately, youtube will not let me post links until I get 1000 subscribers being a new channel. That’s only been active for two months.

That's terrible, well, hopefully you'll get to 1,000 very soon. Maybe then you can revisit this post, and put up a list. Thank you and Happy New Year

@@mattdf137 Thanks!

I showed it at the beginning of the video

It’s not that heavy like I’ve said, I’m used to carry heavier bags backpacking for 20 miles and a weekend in the mountains

@@MountainAC1So what is not heavy? Total weight

In the winter I'm at around 35-40BL Thanks!

I disagree. That may work if it’s a short jaunt to that location, but if you’re in a deep urban area, where it takes a day or more to get out of the city, delayed of course by what the emergency is, EMP example, so kiss your vehicle goodbye, you’re on foot, you need to bring gear with you. It’s better to have one packed and ready to go.

@onpointfirearms8327 Wrong. If you're not out before all hell breaks loose, then shame on you. Read the tea leaves. You should be at your spot before anything breaks.Trying to carry all that "gear" through a huge urban area when the "SHTF" is equal to carrying a big bullseye on your back.

@@stumpgrinder13 I do love your optimism Stump, I really do. That you’re have enough warning of an impending disaster where you can leave before everyone else does and make it to your stash of supplies. Well, I hope that works out that way for you, I really do. I guess I’ll stick to the ‘wrong’ way and be pre-packed, ready go, my needs on my back. You know, just in case.

@onpointfirearms8327 Good luck to you, and I hope that you don't have anyone in tow.

@@stumpgrinder13 may you stay safe as well. Good luck

I have another video on my wife’s bag if you would like to watch that on the channel.

I've got get home bags for my entire family. And a truck/car bag of extras in each of my vehicles. Don't need bug out bags as we live where most people think to bug out to

There's a bag for them, too! Body bags.

So I can sit on a hill and say I was the last lol.

There can be only one! 😉🤣​@@MountainAC1