Your bug-out bag is the key to your being able to respond properly to a SHTF moment or survival situation.
It should include both life-saving items and other supplies that make life on the move less stressful, and these supplies must be able to sustain you for up to 96 hours at a minimum.
Opinions on what to include in a bug-out bag, however, vary, depending on what scenario people think they might most likely be facing.
These include equipment and supplies to help you build shelter, get water and food to sustain you, navigate and treat any injuries – at a minimum.
There are, however, a few bug-out items that everyone agrees to form the foundation of a survival cache that can help you get away and flee to safety.
To see what these critical bug-out items are, check out the video on the next page.
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Sorry die hard survivor but thats 3 stupid videos in a row. Your cancelled. You should take thkngs more serious lime Dave Canterbury. He dont need$#%&!@*to get his instruction across
Yah, I couldn’t stand this stupid video for more than 1:15. Come on……
You oughta check out Dave Canterbury on you tube. He has pathfinderschool.com also. Great info and advice unlike this rubbish
Where’s the hatch and survival trips and help to survival longer then a couple of day, to me u missing some gear while focusing on the back ground noise with those$#%&!@* that’s not going to help other, if u want to help then take it more serious please …
If you cant take that bag camping in bad weather for atleast 3 days your going to die of hypothermia.
Well, the pic has the girl in sandals, wearing a sleeveless top. Kinda thinking this was more click bait than actual serious information about any kind of survival…unless she’s going to the Mall 😛
Do we really have such short attention spans that we need T&A in our prepping videos?
Contents of that first aid kit would be important. Also lacking a water filtration device when that bottle of water runs out. Sealed pouches of salmon and tuna are far lighter than cans as well and take up less space
And all I saw was that she was wearing flip flops.
Joseph Fox
I’m really curious about something:
Of those who plan to “bug out,” where, in general, do you plan to go? What do you plan to eat when you get there? What is the definition of “SHTF” to you?
I ask because except for the most trivial of catastrophic events, my personal opinion is that “bugging out” is a recipe for starvation, as bad as living in a city.
Not trying to be argumentative, just curious about why people think this is a good idea.
If I have to bug-out I plan to move to an off grid cabin. Been planning & working on it for years this in my opinion is the only way to survive. Hopefully plan on moving to the sight way before I have to…Chtf is total break down of life as we know it. Total chaos & breakdown of any & all social liberties that we all now take advantage of….
James Carnley You have a specific place in mind that you own? You can farm there?
Got my attention, she brought her 2 nice sleeping pillows.
Very basic. However the speed of reaction to the perceived “threat” was in itself interesting. In a real SHTF I’d hope she had another mag and a box of ammo for the pistol. I’m not a “guns are all you need” believer but one mag full isn’t enough.