MEDIUM BUDGET BUGOUT BAG BUILD - A PREPPERS GET HOME BAG. SURVIVAL SHTF - PREPARE NOW!

Building a medium budget bug out bag tutorial. If you want to build a bug out bag or get home bag, but don’t know where to start, this video will assist the novice Prepper in building a universal low budget bag!

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[ltoutdoorsman]

This was an awesome video bro and very helpful. I'm still working on building my bug out bag, only have a few more items left, and it will be complete!

[maximusmock]

I shouldn’t watch this. I’m going to windup spending money.

[cleblanc]

Add 2 commercial grade 55 gallon trash bags. Water proof your blanket and can be a ground clothe. You can fill with leaves or grass for sleep pad. Weighs nothing and multi use. Can also use as a poncho and catch store water.

[AlaskaMatt]

Nice video. I would change one thing. I would recommend a metal water bottle as you can freeze it or boil water in it. I live in northern Alaska and plastic is not great especially when super cold. Plus if you drop the bottle it can leak and create a bad situation. It happened to me and I made the switch to metal bottles after

[jarrettdossey]

Ferro rod, light fishing basics, a pistol, and gallon size ziplock bags. Hot water in ziplock bags is what the ski patrol used to thaw me out and wake me up one time when I was a kid.

[jksurvivalbushcraft]

A couple years ago I did the same type of video. I was amazed at the cost breakdown and what it ended up costing. If I remember correctly it was about $ 1, 100. Which in today’s money would probably be $1, 500. You did a great job putting together a kit for that amount of money! I don’t think most people understand the importance of having a premade bag made up. It serves multiple purposes.
1. All necessary gear in one place and ready.
2. Having one doesn’t mean you only use if you have to go. You can use your gear for everyday emergencies (power outages etc.
3. Building a bob is truly the first step in mentally preparing yourself for any emergency. It gets your mind thinking and analyzing your particular needs. And not just for shtf, but also for home bug in.
4. I like how you show you using your equipment… often overlooked but that is probably the number one criteria for a well set up bag.USE your equipment people!! I cannot emphasize that enough! It does not matter what you have if it doesn’t work correctly or fill the need you intend!
I know you don’t need an analysis of your video and gear, my comment here is for others!! Great video😊

[jeremymoses]

Holy crap, a map😂.... i was just commenting on another video ho you rarely see one in these kinds of videos... props on atleast a road map. I would recommend a topo map also. Knowing how to read and locate terrain around you can help you find resources like water.... maybe you dont have streams nearby, but there are valleys.... thats a good chance for water. You can download and print them free at nat geo.... its a good page to bookmark.

[robertalonzo]

I would include copies of drivers license or another form of ID like passport. I have a thumb drive with important documents. I would also include writing impotent numbers on the note pad. Nice kid. Some excellent ideas there

[pickashole]

Cracking video. Just what I needed today when deciding to build a new bugout bag. Thank you.

[matthewbrown]

I suggest people look at what they have at home before spending big $$$. I would suggest all those hotel goodies we souvenired as a great source - the mini soaps, the free coffees, teas & pens. From there you can add to your hygiene kit or more. Adding a few cotton ear buds can also be used as fire lighters.

[jaymclean]

Excellent bag, similar to mine. It's nice to finally see someone do a video on a bugout bag not a glamping bag.

[cesarcesar]

You should bring a book. If you survive whatever buggin from and you’re laying low you will get extremely bored.. a bible perhaps. Or the small book of psalms. And possibly Dune.

[zombiehunter]

I put that same pack on a old alice pack frame .a lot more room for exct and very comfortable with all the pack hacks thats out there .just what works hope it helps someone .stay safe.

[patrickoneill]

First guy I've seen that put cash in their bugout bag, that's how I save money, when I have smaller bills I just stuff em in my bag. Also keep a few zero balance credit cards in a zip lock baggie. Great video!

[billypoe]

Other than the obvious hardware, your kit looks good. 👍

[paulstoyek]

Great vid thanks for all the ideas and keep 'em coming..

[raphmaster]

Lol so i was trying to remember where your intro tune came from, was thinking red dawn? Sure enough yes lol

[michaeldupree]

Mossy Oak makes a decent multi tool. A pocket knife rescue type, is a compliment as well.

[timothysalinas]

Tip for first aid. Instead of bandaids, use guaze pads and sports/medical tap. You can wrap tap to apply/maintain pressure to a wound. Plus it's way more durable.

[BUZZKILLable]

You didn’t mention a weapon but if you are carrying a weapon(handgun, rifle, shotgun) you will also need a cleaning kit and lubricant. Good video and much needed these days, thanks!