What should you always have for survival? A lot of sources will say a lot of different things. For the most part, successful survival gear is things that will serve a purpose in most common situations.
While we want to stock up on zombie-slaying gear, will we really have to use it? Chances are… no. So in cases of long-term lost power, natural disasters, and societal uprising–things that are fairly common in history — we'll want the things we can use. Check out the video below to find out what these things are.
I want a zombie uprising. Countless video games have made me feel that I'll do pretty well in a zombie outbreak (of course, my luck says I'll likely be Patient Zero). But if we want to look at this from the perspective of things that will actually happen, a zombie apocalypse doesn't even make the list.
For that reason, you'll want to ditch the extra machetes and go for some extra MREs and a weather radio. Most of the time, these SHTF situations are fairly short-lived, so prepping for five years really isn't necessary. Of course, if you do, more power to you (let's be friends). If you are new to the prepping world, just make sure you have medical supplies, water, food, light, sleeping gear, a multitool and a firearm and you should do alright.
Thank you for posting this video. Great info for the beginner and someone that already started…
I would love for a tactical vest video . This one is great .
Dont forget the toilet paper!
I figured he would have said duct tape as well. But, I hadn’t thought about a fire extinguisher, I now need to get one.
Whaaaat
Andy Anderson
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Greg Betchart
I’m storing up a huge warehouse full of toilet paper to trade for anything else I would need
The metal coffee cans work the best for this. I learned very young at church camp about this cooking method. We used wax for the burner. Oil or grease may get to hot and catch more on fire.
Yes and keep the tuna can lid handy to adjust your heat and to snuff the fire out.
I have made to many of these to count. Lol.
We can never own an AA12 unless we get an FFL, they aren’t old enough. Lol.
What did Dr. Strangelove advise?
that was kinda my point
Good list of how to start for people who are taking personal and family safety seriously and are new to “prepping” definatly not everyrhing because everyones situation is diffenret and depending how comfortable you want to be. I would add medications to this list. A good supply of needed meds if you need them. Epi pens
If you stay drunk the impact want hurt you.you stay loose.
Jazmin Emma Brynna Anastasia Kelly
5 things you’ll want in your pack out,… *(5) snake bite kits.
*save up any and all unused antibiotics, cool and dry, air tight container.
*a surplus medic field kit, (surgery ready)., and a basic Marine Corpmans medic guide.
* paracord
* basic all steel hatchet, and metal file.
Add water filter straws, and or basic carbon water filters.
Since noise could be a unhealthy situation, get a good bow, and arrows, and extra arrows and tips. Learn that weapon. *ammo makes a loud “boom”, it attracts unwanted attention, arrows are quiet, can be yanked out and reused.
A good Mossberg 500 is all you really need
Or 2 if you can and have someone with you.
there are collapsible bowl out there that fold down to less than 20″ for less than 100 dollars, 50-80lb draw i think.
a kukri can replace the machete and hatchet if its long enough (weight of hatchet and length of a machete).
you could throw in a blast match, fire with 1 hand. and there are reuseable glowsticks, i forget the brand, but they give off light for about 24 hours, can be cutand still work. its not a chemical, its some kind of solid.
quick clott is a must, walmart firstaid kits have some quickclott items in them.
There are videos on YouTube, just have to sit and watch them, ..”how to make long bows from heavy schedule PVC plumbing pipe. Some were cheesey, but some kinda raised an eyebrow, in a good way. Also take lessons on how to make real split feather arrows, I’ve been told to make a video in how to make them and chip the arrow points
Samuel Aylestock
Learn skills that are required…gardening, honeybee keeper, hunting/fishing skills, home-Brewer, welder, mechanic. Etc…
Great video and everything only I just wish people would stop mentioning zombies as if it were a thing
Isaac Martinez
This guy need to get to the point and stop the yabba. We are NOT STUPID.
Anybody know any sites that have good info about baby prep? Things like what to feed when baby food runs out? Dates do not last on these items.
Check out Reddit. I found a huge collection of prep info that’s been infinitely more helpful than any of the BS I’ve encountered on this page.
Look up a magazine called OffGrid. They did a full article on this. Being a father of 4, I found it quite straight forward and informative. I saved the issue and I’ll edit with the publication date.
Chris Tichenor thank you.
By the way this guy has hundreds of videos on YouTube encompassing many many different topics in detail. Excellent and very knowledgeable. Black Scout Survival if you are interested in looking him up
I’m good I don’t believe in carrying guns.that is just me.i don’t worry about someone who has an issue with being set straight.or anyone carrying one looking for me.im not hard to find.but look at survivorman that is the man
If everybody lived a life where they gathered all their own resources we could end war today.
Survivorman cant feed three kids like that
But lesis the fukin man
Michael McGallion
thanks, 4 your time
Mountain house is trash
Is correct grammar and are freaking titles please check that s*** or don’t have people from third world countries writing your titles
Amani Olorun