Building a 72h Emergency Preparedness Kit - More Than Just a Bug Out Bag!

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Dude the guns behind you is tremendous!
Comment from : Jackie Bejo

I have a 5 foot fence around my property at 7 to take the lights I have my house my shed stockley materials I have 200 gallons of water and some food crossbows bow and arrow
Comment from : Todd Petry

Doo that is so much crap 😂 I was in the marines you would be surprised how little you actually need to survive 3 days That’s insane
Comment from : Person OfColor

Cocaine One time lost in the woods 1g cocaine saved me Walked 2h non stop with happiest face until found exit
Comment from : Mr Tominis

Im curious, what survivalist said he only wanted a trashbag?
Comment from : Dakkota Knight

Great video One item I encourage people to consider for a car kit is (in the US especially) an old cell phone that can keep a charge By law, all cell phones that power up, SIM card or not, can still dial 911 No subscription plan is needed If your phone is lost or stolen, it may become a great option
Comment from : Steve

What is the folding shovel ?
Comment from : Mr Somebody

Why can't someone make a video on a tiny survival kit, like the one u can carry in a 20L backpack Literally the bare necessities
Comment from : Marija Grujicic

You seriously are putting an extension cord in your 72 hour kit?
Comment from : oswin hull

I tag my bag, clothes, boots , hat with Scotchguard Pouches from 5col are good to store in a go bag
Comment from : Richard im

I watch all these bug out bag videos and not 1 person has a bow string When you need to hunt without giving away your position, a bow is going to be a life saver Even if you need to defend yourself
Comment from : DSlick

Only stock up as much as you can carry, because it's highlylikely you will be evacuated from your current living situation
Comment from : Richard Rice

Bring a bed net for the summer! You can't survive off a tiny bug spray
Comment from : Claire Conolly

Rule 1save more money
Comment from : Marvin Almocera

Don’t forget a sharpie for your med kit to write down on the person when certain things happened (ie: when they were found, to measure growth of a bite, when a tourniquet was applied, etc) Just something from my military training
Comment from : WestHeir

I have to drive a great many miles during the winter and getting stuck in BFE in a snow storm is a real concern A 5-gal bucket with a gallon of water, clothes, sos rations, first aid kit (need to learn more on that), and a ham radio sounds like a great start for me Need to do that before winter
Comment from : MoustacheMan

One item that was handy for camping out in the bush for a few days was a common small gardener's weeding fork with twisted hooked tynes, not flat tynes which bend when hot, fitted with a substitute longer handle cut from an old broomstick It was useful for raking coals open to cook a damper, opening a coalbed for a camp oven and for raking back over, toasting a slice of bread over a very small fire, lifting food cans out of a hot ashey firebed If you are seriously into HF transceivers, a quarter-wave dipole wire antenna can be made out of a wind-up power cord reel, with a divider between two rolls of antenna wire The antenna is tuned by how much of the wire is allowed to roll out The end insulators were synthetic braided cord or rope used to tie off onto tree branches Porcelain egg insulators would be best for all weathers but cut-off pieces of PVC pipe or synthetic cord was mostly fine For receiving only, a wind-up power cord with all conductors linked at each end will do as a longwire antenna
Comment from : DARANGULAFILM

Gel hand sanitizer can be used for sanitation, fire starting, and as a cooking fuel Same thing for rubbing alcohol They are practically giving it away in 2022
Comment from : Wes

We have a small tablet with all the books of first aid and maps of the area we live in up to 1000 miles away and plant identification It is all downloaded so no connection needed and we have a backpack solar panel that can recharge as needed It weighs nothing compared to even 1 book but if it craps out on you you are out all that information so we are thinking of getting 1 for each bag that way 1 is none 4 is 3 lol!
Comment from : Kiana Shalix

(in portuguese) Obrigado por compartilhar! Saudações do Brasil!
Comment from : masterclimbing

WOW!!!
Comment from : Shoosak Janeobrome

You’re gonna need more than 72 hrs, lol,
Comment from : Paulstluke

Medication if a daily needed item
Comment from : Carl Becklehimer

this is how i wanna live, just like this guy, but i dont have the money nor resources to do this 🙁
Comment from : True Gamer

Just pack your whole house in your kit if you worry that you don’t have everything you need
Comment from : Liam Thomson

Anyone have a link to his medical roll out setup?
Comment from : Skorh

Staple gunbrIt would have a lot of uses in Grid down putting up bags around your windows quickly help with setting up a shelter putting things together it just be super handy for quick repairs
Comment from : eyeswide

Swiss Army knife
Comment from : eyeswide

Back in the long-long-ago, when I did this sort of thing on the taxpayer dime, I'd bring these sheets of laundry detergent for washing clothes in the field, especially if we were going to be out there more than a week
Comment from : Steven Schnepp

t-rex tape
Comment from : Francis McClaughry

sun screen
Comment from : Francis McClaughry

One thing I have always,"Always" include with my survival stash is a Boy Scouts of America handbook This book has basic information that even beginners can understand in bad times
Comment from : Greg Oltmanns

How do you take all your guns with you?
Comment from : Raven40

Thanks don't forget Crack and Doobies
Comment from : Bob Abooey

that yellow and green wire spool is for tripwires, desert and woodland
Comment from : Douglas Sinclaire

Cable ties
Comment from : SkidPig

That sign up link with the trial membership to survival dispatch is broken it brings me to 404 page
Comment from : MalaklypsetheElder

Honestly don't think i'll ever need this but making a bug out bag is almost becoming a hobby of mine, one for my house, another for my car It's strangely fun
Comment from : The Daily Tomato

Kia ora from New Zealandthank you great idea's I am building packs for our family, I have 80 of what you have recommended I will add the rest thanks for sharing :O)
Comment from : Kimi Pardoe

I keep two quarter milk containers, one inside the other and two pair of chopsticks Inside the containers, wrapped disposable flatware
Comment from : Stuart Roberts

Add a Solar light
Comment from : michael mathers

With almost 1/3 million subscribers, have you considered broadcasting via Shortwave after SHTF? No need for a license after SHTF Just pick a frequency most SW radios can receive and a time Let us know information and updates! Thanks!
Comment from : James Stratton

A collapsable measuring cup set would be helpful since some of those meal pouches need water measured Also for entertainment, a whiteboard or two goes a long way! You can play pictionary, tic-tac-toe, guessing games, spot-the-difference, and lots of other stuff without using up paper I've also found it's really helpful to just write down a list of games you can play without any pieces like 20 questions, down by the bay, etc I always do it for long roadtrips and it really helps Look up lists of games online while you can and give kids (and adults!) things to do to keep spirits upbrThank you so much for this and all your other videos!!!
Comment from : Samantha

quit holding on to things i cant hold on
Comment from : Michael Stein

Would you mind sharing what watch you are wearing in this video Thank you!
Comment from : Alien Productions

HAM CRAM can be done on a Saturday morning and you should be done by mid-day Most people can pass the first time if they pay attention Every month or two check in with your local HAMS just to say hello Mostly men with a few women, definitely on the nerdy side and many have the gift of gab Overall 99 great folks
Comment from : Jaw Harping w/ Milo

no one is going to walk around with 3 gallon lol
Comment from : Peroum Nhim

I think it would be extremely useful to have a swim suite And I’m not talking skimpy speedos or bikinis for guys and gals just a fictional swimsuit to help with getting across a body of water
Comment from : Özyrünth, Elder constellation

Bandanas are best for turnakits
Comment from : Nicholas Fernandez

It's probably hard to actually recommend this one for legal purposes - but if you can get a hold of a small count of extra extra strength pain killers, it could really mean the difference between being able to move and not in a really crunchy situation Also a couple of different strains of antibiotic medication Neither of these should be used in every day life if at all possible, but in an emergency situation you might be very glad to have them
Comment from : David Keetz

Can you try out my emergency power bicycle system? youtube/JygxNvr43TQ I will ship it to you, Brad Whaley Electrical Engineer
Comment from : bicyclegenerator

Guns and ammo and more ammo
Comment from : Nigriff

I checked this out and I think it's an awesome thing to be prepared but I also found this and I really like the idea What do you think? youtube/E49RfrOVnwg
Comment from : James Douglas

This is more like a couple of weeks kit lol
Comment from : Bryan Anderson

You are so right, don't touch your bag except to check or update your gear Thank you for your insight and thoughts, my family and a appreciated what you do
Comment from : Ivan Mendoza

Way too much gear Gotta be light or you will be throwing stuff in the woods to save weight
Comment from : STR4TEGYY

Thanks
Comment from : fiona mcormac

awesome
Comment from : G S

Sootch, this video was extremely informative and has helped me to develop my family's bugout bags I highly recommend looking into Buff neckwear as a replacement to a bandana They can be used as a facemask, scarf, balaclava, beanie hat, and many other things I've used them backpacking for about a year now and I can't speak highly enough about them
Comment from : Riley Kaye

The religious candles are really cheap
Comment from : little things count

This is based on if you have a vehicle Realistically nobody is lugging all this around on foot
Comment from : 808

He said boo boo kit
Comment from : Bill Turpak

Tooth floss - multiple uses
Comment from : Julie Henderson

Large Safety pins - multiple uses
Comment from : Julie Henderson

Clothes pins/bull clips - multiple uses
Comment from : Julie Henderson

Chewing gum - not just for chewing
Comment from : Julie Henderson

Hard candy too
Comment from : Joy Parsons

Cllothing for PRE filtration
Comment from : Wendy

Great video! Just started making my list of items to buy, to be prepared for whatever Honestly, I always questioned the gun laws in the US But today, seeing that wall full of guns, while Putin is knocking on the door of Europe, I am jealous! Nowadays I would love to be the gunlaws here more like in the US
Comment from : Christian Herrmann

Brilliant video thanks a lot but for all that stuff to take whatever needed would you bother in cutting tooth brush in half? 😂
Comment from : Martin Murga

I have a hard time convincing my friends to prepare It's challenging finding the people
Comment from : Brandon Peniuk

Makes you think
Comment from : lee mcelroy

Never forget to have enough weed Even in a shtf situation there is always some time to chill
Comment from : The Powerfox

That med kit was impressive
Comment from : Tommy Aeschleman | Filmmaker

Are there any list of everything hes showing ? for example clothing
Comment from : Adam

Earache oil ( OTC), eye care, toothache care (OTC) Burn care Eyeglass repair kit
Comment from : Cindy Jo

couple things i would add: 8k lbs tow strap, portable stove/utensils, carabiners, forced entry/egress tools (crow bar/axe/haligan), hand warmer pads, glow sticks, flares, high vis vest, whistle, camo tarp, magnifying glass, lock picking set if you really wanna prep for every scenario i could go on
Comment from : Blank Phonk

get home all my stuff is there,
Comment from : tom69

Blimey!All great stuff My favorites are the HD garbage bags and the deck of cardsThe back bar looks interesting!Thank you so much!
Comment from : OTTO MATTHEW

I saw on another video for soap transportation, she grated it That way you can shake out a flake or two without having to deal with a wet bar of soap after
Comment from : sarah madden

Add a N95 mask X3
Comment from : dougcfrary

All I know, is my poor porch in my cottage looks terrible with all those jugs of water No garage or sheds lol
Comment from : Lil Red

I always hear about food storage in your car I live in FL I cant just store food in my car Have u eaten food that has been melted everyday in your car Its gross A bar would melt everyday I chkd my EDC bag My tea csndles melted sideways Yes I have flash light They dont last long in a 120 degree car either In the winter A car can still get 90 degrees when its 60 outside Just saying
Comment from : Lil Red