Why You NEED to Keep a Tactical Utility Pouch in Your Survival Kit!

Carry One of These! Don't get stuck away from your main pack while hunting, fishing or surviving in the Wild!
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[jayp]

Nothing but respect for a man who puts his kids first!

[cindyjean]

Happy Sunday…
Your kids are very blessed to have a daddy that will attend camp outs with them… and to be taught personally by you…
ah the memories you all will have…

Forever and always learning- keeps life fresh and interesting…
Again, thanks for sharing…
You’re the best…

God bless you real good…
🙏🏻💕

[MtnManLucas]

The small hand pruners are truly handy. They are quiet, exact, and not physically demanding. We carry them whenever we go into the woods.

[SheepDoggy]

Camo on the outer bags and a number of the items I get, but a number of items are unlikely to be used when camo is important and at times it’s more important to be able to quickly see them if dropped or to easily see them if set down during use! I also use bright colors inside the bag or on important items to be able to quickly grab them from inside a dark bag!

[winfieldagonoy]

I greatly appreciate all the skills you presented and lots of respects to your excellent leaderships to the civilian, military, buscrafts, and survival community. Thank yu very much and have a blessed day, Sir.

[sams]

I spent twenty years in the military, so family time always comes first. What "we" like to do comes before what "I" like to do.

[hiramhaji]

Thank you for putting the family first and leading by example…

[rogerparrett]

Camp out with the kids? I bet more Dads than kids probably showed up. I would have rented a kid just to be there! 😂😂

[OldMountaineer]

Good video thanks. The webbing on the pouch is “PALS” webbing. “PALS” stands for Pouch Attachment Ladder System. The pouches, pockets, and rucksacks that have the PALS webbing on them are part of the “MOLLE” or Modular Lightweight Load carrying Equipment collection of gear.

[matthewshannon]

The kids ALWAYS need to come first!! Good job!!!

[bwrscott]

Wow, family first. What a good way to live your life.

[joshuabomar]

Great vid boss. I always carry a full size multi tool with me when kayak fishing. It saved me from two treble hooks in my leg one day when the two pd bass did the ol jerk dance. We appreciate your time & knowledge & especially your service to our country.

[tylertapp]

Good stuff, ive been doin something like this for decades, just use a fanny pack. In mine i normally have a small fixed blade, small multitool, sharpening stone with fish hook groove, pill bottle fishin kit with about 30 yards of line wrapped around the outside, small amount of duct tape, about 30 feet of paracord, chapstick, a bic lighter, ferro rod, full size cotton bandana, full size space blacket, a small compass, and a mini folding stove. This is all in a normal to slightly small fanny pack. Wont lie, i do like the idea of snare wire, the mesh bash and shears. Definitely gonna see about incorporating those into the kit.

[johnny]

I have one of those, But it's called a fanny pack.

[SebastianSynn]

Family always comes first. I really like the idea of the pruners and the game keepers. I plan on adding both to my kits immediately.

[Grizzly_feircy_tactical]

Thank you, Andrew! You made another great video actually building my kit right now. And I never knew you had kids! Well I knew you had a wife, but not kids!🤠 thinking of goin to the pathfinder school one of these days! Again thanks Andrew and thank y’all for reading this really appreciate y’all! Rangers lead the way!

[ajherring]

I used to run a pouch like that on the front of my plate carrier. Kept maps, compass, dip, my Leatherman, a flashlight and a spare set of batteries for both my NVGs and the flashlight. Now I use a Hill People Gear Recon Heavy chest bag. It's a bit larger obviously but it keeps more stuff in it.

[victorchinchillvas]

Always LOVE the content, appreciate you, sir.

[adventureswithken]

So what I really like about this video is it's a smaller pouch from your main kit. One of my biggest pet peeves is when someone builds an altoids tin "survival" kit. Most people will not be able to survive from an altoids kit.

[johnpetry]

A good improvised fishing bobber are foam ear plugs. Use your needle to thread the line through.