How To Build a Bag for Emergencies | Get Home Bag Essentials!

Are you prepared for the unexpected? In this video, I’ll guide you step-by-step on how to create the ultimate Get Home Bag! Whether it’s a natural disaster, an unexpected road trip, or a sudden power outage, having the right supplies can make all the difference. We will use the 10c's of survival for the foundation of this bag.

Go Bags Options:
Tactical Sling Bag Pack Shoulder Backpack:

1. Cutting

2. Combustion

3. Cover

4. Container

5. Cordage

6. Candling
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7. Cotton
Reference - Cover

8. Canvas Tape:

9. Compass

10. Canvas Needle

Communications

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00:00 Intro
00:29 Build a Bag for Emergencies
03:29 Bag Selection
07:19 Cutting Gear
10:03 Combustion/Fire-starting Gear
14:46 Cover/Shelter Options
19:04 Container/Water Purification
23:53 Cordage Options
27:50 Candling/Flashlights
30:43 Cotton
31:59 Canvas Tape/Duct Tape
33:51 Compass/Navigation
36:28 Canvas Needle/Sail Needle
37:58 Communication
42:16 Self Protection
45:18 Medical Gear
46:48 Final Thoughts
50:17 Outro

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[GreyManPrepping]

👉 Join the Conversation: Comment below with your own tips and experiences, and share this video with friends to help them prepare too!

[JT-]

Great information and tips. It is time to dig out the bags and go through them.😬. Due to the spouses health, we'd only be able to bug out by vehicle, but would still need the bags.👍. Guess I need to make up a bag for our little Bichon and include food, dishes, brushes, scissors and nail cutters. Would load her stroller into the car, just in case. I bought a sturdy one with a lot of storage space.😄 Keep praying for America.🙏 God bless.

[robynwhite]

Good Morning Greyman & EVERYBODY, GOD BLESS YOU ALL AND GOD BLESS AMERICA 🇺🇸 🙏🏻 ❤️

[oldmanpreparedness]

This was a very comprehensive video brother! love the ideas and concepts you shared in this! Very appreciative of your videos Grey!

[anitaspilman]

Great information Greyman!! as, different cases arises, it great to see how others prepare their bags.

[klvrt]

I love the idea of the distraction device. Haven’t seen anyone have with them. Very smart!

[ericarnaud]

Hey Grey, day off today and this evening catching up on a few videos as i am doing some canning. Lol, i was just thinking of going through my get home bags. Yes, one of the most important things to consider when putting the bag together is environmental and season. For example, my city bag is different from my country bag. Then with winter coming up, there are a few items i will change out from summer gear. Good video. 👍

[angelapicerno]

Hi Grey, hi everyone. Thanks for sharing, found some holes in my own bag. Thanks.

[rakamas]

Thank you GreyMan ❤✝️ very helpful. Very informative.

[cinbob]

Great kits, Thank you for sharing. I need one of these for sure ❤

[ummeverything]

This was super helpful and a great perspective on the 10c's of survivability!

[MildredEasyHomesteader]

Appreciate all the helpful tips and information Grey! You did a great job of breaking everything down and explaining why these items are important! Blessings to you and the family ❤🙏

[GardeningWithCrystal]

This was awesome! Also thanks for the links because I saw some things that I could really use and add to my kit! Hubby said thank you as well, he loves your videos 😉

[commonsensepreparedness]

Hey long videos that contain solid and helpful info like you presented here are well worth the time spent. I personally hate the real short videos that just throw a bunch of crap on a table and say you must have all this or you'll die stuff. Thank you for putting the time and effort and sharing this was the preparedness community! God bless ya brother.

[BUTTERFLY]

🦋 I’m staying put. No where to go. It is what it is my friend. God Bless

[cbass]

Nice kit Grey. Wife is all set up. I was happy to see your cords are in ziplock bags just like mine..🤣👍♥️😊

[tammyharder]

HI Grey I appreciate the time on the break down on your kits for your family I have one general medium ish size bag in the car and we do thow added things in as winter here in Minnesota can be a bit rough, but I told my husband we definitely should make a one more for his main vehicle the truck although his commute isn't super far away it's far enough for a good hike if crap hits the fan I really like your wife's inputs on the smaller items they just make better since for me personally since I'm smaller and don't have the strength I once had. As you said better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it. Thanks Grey and Ms.Grey

[nitekry]

Thanks as always. Sillcock key is a nice touch. We scout and "paper" map out water sources in our region. as well as fruit trees we see in reasonably open access. Also, I like the spider line for fishing line, as it can also be used for heavy duty sewing repairs.

[colleenrichpickett]

Have your wife check the ruger 9m carbine. It comes apart and can go in a backpack 🎒

[SueD.]

thanks for sharing all of this--I need to fine tune my bags.