BigFootSurvival I've also got LA Police Gear 3 Day Pack (Original Version) myself in OD Green which I plan on turning in2 more of a Urban Wilderness Hybrid Everyday Preparedness Survival Pack inside out! With the exterior/outside of the Pack listed below!

BigFootSurvival I'd like this question answered thoroughly as soon as possible please! Do 2 the medium size of this Pack 19" tall X 13" wide X 12" thick at bottom and 9" at the top just how many/much Dry Bags/Dry Sacks/Stuff Sacks filled with stuff, GP (General Purpose) Utility Pouches filled with stuff & Packing Cubes filled with an array/variety of Clothing (Plaid Colored & Solid Colored) would cha highly recommend storing inside Front Pockets as well as Main Compartment/Pocket?

BigFootSurvival 4 extending exterior/outside storage space of LA Police Gear 3 Day Pack (Original Version) I highly recommend attaching! Admin / Flashlight / Navigation Pouch 1 (U.S.A) 5.11 Tactical Flex Admin Pouch (TPU-Coated MOLLE Attachment Straps) Ranger Green (Faded Grayish/Greyish Green) 4.5"High x 6.25"Wide x 1.0"Deep $30.00 USD attached on2 Right Shoulder Strap Loop or Left Shoulder Strap Loop Note order from www.511tactical.com! Magazine Pouches Note also have more creative/other uses depending on size of Pouch itself! Rifle 1 (U.S.A) Blue Force Gear Ten-Speed Triple M4 Mag Pouch .125" x 9" x 6" Wolf Grey $49.00 attached on2 Top Front Pocket Note fits Three M4 Magazines (polymer or metal), Flash Bangs, Bandages, Small Radios & Similar Sized Items after ordering Blue Force Gear Ten-Speed Triple M4 Mag Pouch from www.optactical.com! Radio / Phone Pouch Note best 2 store Communications! 1 (United Kingdom Europe) Viper Tactical Phone Utility Pouch 5.9"x3.1"x3.9" Titanium (Gray) $11.00 USD attached on2 Right Shoulder Strap Loop or Left Shoulder Strap Loop Note order from us.seriouscountrysports.com! Hydration: Nalgene Bottle Pouch 2 (U.S.A) CamelBak Maximum Gear Bottle Pouch Foliage Green $19.00 each attached on2 Top Right Side & Top Left Side Note order from www.gearzonetactical.com! GP (General Purpose) Utility/Medical Pouches Note only 1 of these 3 Pouches are store an wide array/variety of different 1st Aid/Trauma Supplies as well as Meds (Medication): Eberlestock A2SP Large Padded Accessory Pouch, FLYYE Industries Low Profile OP Pouch & Tactical Tailor Fight Light 1H Accessory Pouch! 1 (U.S.A) Eberlestock A2SP Large Padded Accessory Pouch (No APSK Chest Mount Kit) Military Green (Grayish/Greyish Green) Dimensions: 6"high x 8"wide x 2.5"deep $29.95 attached on2 bottom MOLLE/PALS webbing below Front Pockets Note order from eberlestock.com! 1 (China, Asia) FLYYE Industries Low Profile OP Pouch Ranger Green 20 cm (Long) x 19 cm (High)x 2.5 cm (Deep) attached on2 bottom right side or bottom left side US$27.00 Note order from www.royaltigergear.com! 1 (U.S.A) Tactical Tailor Fight Light 1H Accessory Pouch Ranger Green $24.50 attached on2 Bottom Right Side or Bottom Left Side Note order from www.tacticaltailor.com! Dump Pouch Note has a wide array/variety of uses 4 different items depending on it's size as well as the size of those items! 1 (U.S.A) 5.11 Tactical Large Drop Pouch (Regular/Standard SlickStick MOLLE Attachment Strap) TAC OD 10” high when fully expanded 6” drop-in main opening $25.00 USD attached on2 CamelBak Maximum Gear Bottle Pouch Note order from www.511tactical.com! Gas Mask Pouch Note 2 strictly store Gas Mask! 1 (U.S.A) BAE Systems ECLiPSE Gas Mask MOLLE Pouch Ranger Green V1 (Version 1 Smoke) $11.20 USD or Ranger Green V2 (Version 2 Green) $17.50 USD attached on2 Bottom Front Pocket Note order from www.lolytar.com! Grenade Pouch Note best 2 strictly store Emergency/Survival Whistle that fit Tasmanian Tiger Gear Smoke Pouch size! 1 (Australia, Oceania) Tasmanian Tiger Gear Smoke Pouch Olive Green 11 x 8 x 4 cm $19.95 attached on2 CamelBak Maximum Gear Bottle Pouch Note order from texasadventuresurvival.com!

I have a all the stuff to avoid my BIC but have never needed it. Yet I keep carrying it around. Thanks for the look at the silshelter. My buddy wants to sell me his. Cannot quite decide.

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i have the MSS used it in 20 degree weather with nothing between myself and the ground. fleece longjohns and good FREASH wool socks and a fleece beenie. was very confortable.

I just bought a pair.

Is this a setup you’re still using 8 years hence?

Just curious, does anyone know of a compact, roll up foam mat with a heat reflective side? Self inflating air mattress or any air mattress will suck in really cold weather, but foam with a mylar heat reflector might just be cats ass & if thin enough should roll up into almost nothing & still comfortably protect you from the cold ground.

U still alive bro miss your uploads

It is nice to see someone go out in shitty weather, fail and tell the truth.

conduction is such a concern..the earth pulling all the heat from you..

@00:40.. Dog is saying "ugh.. can I go home now".. Nice to see people testing their loadouts. Talking to people who build a car bag or emergency bag feel confident they have the right stuff, but they never do a field test. One doesn't have to venture far from home in the event they must do the "walk" but if anything, do it in your back yard so you know what works and what doesn't.

Really nice to see someone that actually test there bag. I did the same thing a couple of weeks ago and im gonna do it again soon because its so much fun.

"Walk of Shame" lol love it...Thanks for the honest review!

2950 cubic inches or 42.9 liters. Its on amazon now fpr 37.99.

that shelter set up... lol classic. thanks for the lolz dude.

Learn and live.

Looked like your water was in the bottom of your bag... If you are in a hurry how are you going to get to it?

so your only shelter is a poncho?

Next time use Zulu time !

Why don't you have a tent? You are going into the woods for three days and the only thing you have for shelter is your rain poncho, that you have to take off to use as the shelter. What are you going to do if it is raining when you need to make your shelter? Or after you built the shelter it's raining and you need to collect fire wood? You should also consider buying a sleeping pad. Many are made to insulate you from the ground and they weigh almost nothing.

finally an accurate bob test. thanks for the video.

Freaking halarious

Good video looks like exhausting fun I might have seen Bigfoot

...WELL Done BUDDEY... HOPE YOU CARRY ON making more BRILLIENT VIDEo!S. ALL THE BEST Siemion.

Appreciate you sharing your video

Micarta? naah

Rooster were no problem for me. Made me nostalgic for my families old farm in Mexico. :)

Isn't failing just the greatest? :D I was gonna do a semi-test. Kind of a pathetic attempt, it was in my back yard. But roughly 0 degrees celcius. I have a hammock as a shelter, but I use an air mattress for it. That air mattress was a PAIN to pump up without it touching the ground. It has an integrated pump in it. So it ended up with me going into my house to be able to put it on the ground and pump it up without it getting wet on the ground. Now I know that I need to get myself a ground tarp for my shelter system, in order to have a dry bed to sleep in! Another thing that's good about that is that I get an area to just store my shoes, probably some luggage and stuff too. And an area to step on. So I'm basically making a floor, a roof and a bunk bed along the ceiling. Instead of just a roof and a bunk bed. Anyway, cool video. Hope it works out better next time! :D

excellent video!

this is really making me wet BigFootSurvival

Great video showing people what works and what doesn't. And very important to actually test one's preparations. Lately i've been thinking i should pack a second poncho liner for just such an occasion. Now i know how prudent my assumption was!!

Thanks for having the Nads to test your gear and make a Vid to share. BZ!

you're dogs like, "this is such bullshit, lets go home!"

All you need when it come to winding down in your shell scrape is... 1: always have a bivvi bag. 2: get a roll mat and put the roll mat down first then the bivvi bag on top of that. Trust me it will keep you nice and warm and dry. I'm ex military and have been in the field many times when the ground has been soaked and it works well. 3: try to seek out better land, higher up but still covered, and dryer land.

Great video man! The coffee was a nice touch, it really made me feel out in the woods!

Watching is easy, thank for POSTING

On sale rt now 2 Days only $24.99. I picked one up to load up and leave in my truck.

Anybody have good recomendations on radios? From personal use. Not just review on amazon or youtube please.

Dog's like: 0:40 "Why did I have to go.." 1:49 "I hate this shit" 1:55 "Leave me alone!" 2:02 "Do I smell chicken?" 7:13 "What the fuck is this shit"

anyone here a fart at 2:27? hahaha

Dogs like why the fuck did i have to com

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Great old Camillus knifes and good looking collection. Thanks for sharing, Don

great vid , teaching the younger generation to carry on our quest to survive! thanks for sharing Subbed !

and its not just guys that go camping/trekking.... plus my two beagle pups love celery, carrots etc...

Beautiful views nice work

72 hours? How does anyone know that a bug out, or survival situation will only last 72 hours or three days?

1:50 dogs like "Why did we come here?"