There are many among us who look forward to the zombie apocalypse with stars in our eyes. Unfortunately (or fortunately, for those weirdos who never fantasize about this), this is not likely to happen outside of the movies.
While this is a sad truth for many preppers, there are still a million reasons why you should always pack an Armageddon Response Bag, or SHTF bag, or Get-Out bag, or Bug Out bag, whatever you like to call it. Personally, Armageddon Response Bag just sounds so much more awesome.
Why you will need your Armageddon Response bag is heavily dependent on what you foresee yourself experiencing in a real-world application.
To get started, maybe you could pack yourself a neat little bag like the prepper on the next page.
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Brian Couch
Excellent video and bag. A little to electronic heavy for !y tastes but excellent otherwise.
I have all kinds of bags stuff every where.lol
nice bag, but like he said everyone will make their bag to suit their needs. With thought in mind it is missing a few things I would take, and some of his load I would do without. For instance – I would want more water options, a heavy poncho, some para cord, zip ties and most importantly a good knife! things I would do without…. well lets not go there, as everything in his bag is useful, just I have a different skill set.
Ooooh raaah
If one is smart, they would already have said bags stashed in different places ( miles apart ) for reasons of not carrying so much and if a bag gets found or taken away from you.
You’ll need a lot more than that.
Good to have caches I got 2 buried along rail road track my bug out route. When I go up to the farm I can see the location from a dirt road that cross it, I can look and see if anything wrong. I got mine buried
Aramgeddon huh
Lacking cordage (550 cord), dental floss and dental hygiene (toothbrush), hand soap, dish soap or SOS pad, snare or yo-yo fish reel for passive fishing/trapping (see photo), some type of shovel/digging tool and a bigger knife (Kabar type), axe and maybe a hand saw. He had 2 flashlights, but a small headlamp type allows hands free. I like some moleskin and an ACE bandage, medicated powder, anti-diarrhea and Vaseline in the first aid kit and some type of odorless icyhot/bengay. A 55 gallon heavy duty trash bag has many uses. Reduce the amount of food carried and concentrate on tools. Always have extra socks. Good kit, just needs some extras.
And if everyone bugs out at the same time, wow!
Can’t these folks GET TO THE POINT?!?!?!
Id like to know what kind of bag that is instead of knowing he has nasal spray packed. ..anyone know what bag he has?
Looks like a small tactical M.O.L.L.E bag.
Green
Would like to have one of these.
I don’t believe in a bug-out bag. $#%&!@*hits the fan and I’m bugging in.
Where ya going to go? Bug-in bag is needed.
I do keep a prep bag in truck just in case.
My house! I’m protecting my stuff
I view mine as a get home bag.
I can see a short bug out if the area was being swept or in the event of a man made crisis.
Didn’t get the size dimensions. Could have missed them
All it would take is one EMP exploded twenty miles up in the middle of the country and we all would be back 200 years.
Crystal Mckay
Nice job!
See it HERE : https://youtu.be/cDVWMLgAvdg