72 HOUR BAG | How to make a BUG OUT BAG - PART 1

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Comment from : Doug Barry

Two words, toilet paper
Comment from : The1rockerman

Nice crucifix on the wall there I see you have the most important items when bugging out Faith and Hope!
Comment from : Jake Potts

Thanks for this well thought out video! From a Navy guy! BRAVO ZULU!!!
Comment from : My Lex Upgrades

This has some good real life suggestions
Comment from : Simon Inkin

Good job and great kit
Comment from : Dustin Curtis

Sir thanks for sharing I am from the Philippines I think your video will help so many Catholics who are also preparing for the Tribulation period
Comment from : Steve

God this video is long winded
Comment from : trey dee

Mr Doug, in my experience, gaffer tape is more versatile and useful than duct tape It’s a lot more expensive, but it is a lot stronger and more versatile
Comment from : Dino Sarma

the gear list page doesn't exist 404 error message
Comment from : Kevin Hart

Tried to download and it says can't be found
Comment from : American White boy

You look and sound like John McClain It's uncanny
Comment from : G Pozdol

Says link is invalid
Comment from : JigsawGamingTV01

The single biggest mistake a survivalist can make regarding their portable equipment (Bug out bagor whatever you chose to call it)is not testing it under the conditions it is intended to be used in I have reviewed dozens of videos on this topic and very few even remotely mention testing out the items in the field And not only that, but to do so on a regular basis, under a variety of conditions It could be deadly to find out your pack and supplies are unable to sustain you when things really do go South Know and use your gear Break it in Test it And become expert at using each and every item you intend on lugging around Finally, make sure you can actually carry the weight you have packed, for the distances you need to travel If you can only walk five miles with 30lbs of gear, don't pack 50lbs
Comment from : Myztic Traveler

The link to the checklist doesn’t work
Comment from : W Mel

Doug, you talk so fast! Ima subscribe because i dig the content, but I really have to pay attention or watch it twice Sheesh
Comment from : Ralph Moorman

1 Serrations are not made to baton through woodbr2 You also want a sharpener for your knivesbr3 It's a good idea to have a folding saw in your packbr4 An axe is something that you need to consider as to whether or not you really need it A very good alternative to a axe is the Gerber versafix Doesn't weigh as much as an axe, can take all kinds of abuse, and is made for batoningbr5 Having a whistle is also something worth having
Comment from : Dutch Vanderbilt

Giiving all my kids bags - a good gift for the car! Thanks Great advice!
Comment from : Wes Edwards

I actually own that same radio, you should be able to plug a USB cable into it to charge other devices It inspired me to purchase an arc lighter and a rechargeable flashlight
Comment from : Ken Sen

THIS VIDEO IS ONE OF THE BEST IN YOUTUBE ABOUT BUGOUT ( I SAW HUNDREDS)
Comment from : Albedo 039

Salve Maria Gostei demais em descobrir este canal, unindo a nossa fé e a preparação Já me inscrevi no canal
Comment from : PLANO GLOBAL

I keep some comfy shoes in the car I recommend sticking plush socks in there too in case you don't happen to be wearing socks on that day
Comment from : E R

I take the batteries out of my headlamps and flashlights and store them in the same pouch in small plastic bags, along with backups
Comment from : E R

I respectfully disagree Imo your bag should be long term, period Unless you live in a woodland area You don't need expensive shit either
Comment from : DSlick

Also liquid iv and pedialyte to keep with hydration
Comment from : Sunshine Liz

Inner-tubes…genius New subscriber here Thanks for a great tutorial!👍🏻
Comment from : Susan Carmona

i’d throw in a small stick of deodorant or two so your smell doesn’t annoy you and it doesnt stick out like a sore thumb to enemies and/or such not needed
Comment from : Music Mode

to much stuff
Comment from : Aaliyah

This is why I love the military style compared to to the everyday people on the streets!!!!!! Military people know we are in a fight!!!!!!! Common street people are completely clueless about the spiritual fight!!!!!!!!!
Comment from : Carl Swindell IV

My dilemma is house or van If fallout is coming I want to run to the basement with it? Or my van, will I be out and or have time to get it inside if I need to? brMeh which one?
Comment from : MelMel Bry

Very informative Thank you so much for the video The water suggestions are All very very good Always have multiple ways of treating water and always start with some water! In all honesty though, if there is civil unrest, it won't matter what type of backpack you're carrying People will want your things anyway It's more probable that they will be less likely to attack someone who is carrying a tactical backpack with visible weapons on hand They'll want the easy targets, the regular Joe Blows who are unprepared and have fewer means to fight back It's safer for those who want to plunder, and any backpack can be a target, be it tactical or not I'd rather look like I can defend myself, rather than look like an easy target and have to deal with multiple attacks
Comment from : Ruby Lady

Thank you for this great video 👍 This ones really helped me by preparing my bug out bag !
Comment from : Flames AdventureS

The Rosary, fasting, and prayer, are the best bug out preparations you can make
Comment from : Corey Harned

I wished I had done this sooner
Comment from : Paul Jennings

got my wife when she cleans filter on dryer in goes in bag on wall
Comment from : tom69

Thanks Douglas
Comment from : Danny Zuehlsdorf

I thought a bug out bag was something to keep our mosquitoesbrGenuine
Comment from : wolfthequarrelsome

Great video keeps it goo
Comment from : Wayne Anderws

Let me guess zombies
Comment from : Anthony Gomez

Very useful tips, thank you Sir!
Comment from : Kuldar

In regards to clean water, would you recommend a life straw? I think they also have a filter for use with a hanging bag of waterbrbreta: 5 seconds after my comment, you talked about one of those filters :) word
Comment from : Deathspade66

The gray man bullshit is for the movies There’s nothing wrong with looking tactical and ready and like a hard target
Comment from : jg3_75

Thank you
Comment from : Fannie Allen

Replace the second pair of gloves with a heavy pair of socks they can be used as mittens
Comment from : michael mathers

Wow, He's from EWTN This man is partly the reason I became Catholic, and he doesn't even know it
Comment from : Kel Beverley

4 way sillcock key
Comment from : Renee

I believe in prepping for Natural disasters according to your zones weathers and a bit of Murphy’s law but it’s hard to prep for economic type of messes because that’s just a mess🤣
Comment from : Keyser Söze

As a back packer I always recommend spending more for lighter higher quality items, less weight is great!
Comment from : The T Rav

Weight brother weight wise for us older guyswe might have to evac to nobody thinks of us when your gettin older and not as good shape as others
Comment from : lgwjr white

Take a shot every time he says "variety"
Comment from : Noel Rayland

so are you really going to be camping out in the woods when you're evacuated due to a wildfire?? really some of these scenarios to be prepared for sound like a made for tv movie sure having some basic stuff is important water food clothes light but older folks are not going to hump a pack into the woods and set up camp we're going to drive away and find a cheap motel and order in
Comment from : dire wolf

July 21st 2021 I'm trying to watch this video and it spins and Spins and Spins but I can go watch any other video and it plays perfectly What is that about?
Comment from : Linda Hall

SHTF I Europe NOW And they said I was the idiot
Comment from : Lowie Apitz

What about a shocker? brMay scare off some potentially dangerous people or forest animals
Comment from : Artūrs Virsis

I love zip ties
Comment from : william harris

How sanitary is that syringe going to be after backwashing the filter multiple times? Be very careful using it for first aid
Comment from : basp 2005

Flint and steel and ferro rods are two very different ways to get fire Ferro rods are relatively easy to use Flint and steel is a bushcraft technique that takes time and skill to work effectively F&S also needs char cloth to work They are not the same thing
Comment from : basp 2005

Does "two is one one is none" apply to everything? Or just certain things? How do we know when this applies and when it doesn't?
Comment from : basp 2005

As an older adult, age 71I have been building a small backpack go bag, and a larger go bag in an old wheeled luggagebrBut, since I am female, I could live out of my purse for weeks! Like most ladiesbrSince I am a lifelong woods trapper, I feel my best prep is the knowledge that I have in my headbrKeep calm and carry on
Comment from : Ithaca Comments

Instead Of Vaseline brUse Neosporin Get The Little Individual Packets Neo Is Petroleum Based It Will Burn And Medical 2 For 1
Comment from : The Rotten One Repents

Your checklist link fails to send email
Comment from : Big G

Seriously, why isn’t this taught in school? Like we do dumb emergency drills but never talk about what happens after the emergency like it’ll be sunshine and rainbows afterwards
Comment from : BelleTense

Tampons are great tinder They are cotton, small, and useful for plugging wounds or for women if needed Just fluff up a clean onebrI have sunscreen in mine and the food is all food I’ve tested and eaten I read it’s good to make it familiar And to include stomach meds
Comment from : Pink Magic Ali

Might I suggest a tool made to break car glass and cut seat belts?
Comment from : think_kimberly

This is an awesome video! Loads of great info!
Comment from : Survival Amateur

Well I know I'm not leaving behind my bible that's for sure WITHOUT MY FAITH IM NOTHING🙏🙏
Comment from : Tania M

Thank u 4 this, I needed the help making my boog bag Good luck, and stay safe
Comment from : J De

You should not leave some items in the heat of your vehicle or cold
Comment from : Terry English

Excellent! I just found your siteand l just subscribed
Comment from : William Zeliff

Thanks Doug! Excellent!
Comment from : melanie shoemaker

Is there a more boring name than Doug Barry?
Comment from : Trop50

Never, EVER put the battery in your flashlight backwards! Inverse polarity will cause both the battery and the light to heat up to a dangerous temp It can also damage the circuit in your light and most lights do NOT have reverse voltage protection Maybe this is different for multiple battery lights and you only flip one, i don't know But if your light only takes one battery, don't flip it!
Comment from : Tricellceo

I like goodies hair ties for pony tail they don't stretch out always stay tight and very cheap and also don't break
Comment from : Jerry Miller

flipping the battery will make the normal batteries attempt to reverse the polarity of the flipped battery when the switch is turned on, that's the worst you can do since it will drain the batteries even faster and also make them leak
Comment from : Yukterez Net

I'd trade 3 of those flashlights and a few of those knives for a wool blanket
Comment from : Ming Mongo

I always carry Vaseline It is an odd item that is insanely useful
Comment from : Uriel Martinez

#6 Weapon I Keep a good pair of hiking boots in my vehicle too Keep a bottle of your medications in your BOB Great tips!👍
Comment from : Sarah Michaels