Bug out Bag "Butt Pack" on LBV and Riffle. All U Need.

This is my bug out bag system which is only 2 parts the Butt pack on the LBV and my riffle. If you have time to get more equipment like your alice pack then all the better. If not this will sustain you long enough to get away, camp and live off the land for a long time or 24 48 72 hours.

[@jimchastain8213]

Okay, let's see if I get my comment deleted again. I'll try to be nicer this time. So, let me give you some tips: 1) Get rid of the Ensure. If you can't figure out how to field-strip three MRE's, there are plenty of other rations that are a hell of a lot more portable than bottles of Ensure and rice, and a lot lighter. Same goes for your spices; ever hear of spice packets? If you're that worried about nutrition go with Gatorade powder to supplement your rations. 2) A pocket knife is called that for a reason. You need it handy in your pocket, not in your bag. 3) Keeping a firestarter in your bag is fine. So long as you have one in your pocket, too. You don't want to take a chance on losing all of them at once. 4) I'm not even going to comment on the boot brush kit. 5) Not even the most proven bushmaster wants to use plants as asswipe. You want to take a chance on monkey butt? You go right ahead. Travel toilet kits have been around for years, and compressed tissues are cheap on Amazon. 6) Get rid of the BDU's. They take up too much room, and if you get the time and opportunity to use them in a 72 hour period, you're not trying hard enough. Go with a skivvy roll with extra socks. Sushi roll your sweater and wet weather top if you're not already wearing it. Take your patrol bag, and roll it for a six by ten inch stuff sack (waterproof), and use your bottom straps to hold it there. Make a ten inch long roll with your casualty blanket and poncho around four stakes with your cordage for your shelter. Use the top straps of your bag to secure it. I hope this helps, because Brother, if you have to do a real bugout, you're going to need it.Now, let's see if I get deleted again.

[@wolventhrone1631]

+Jim Chastain EVERY SINGLE WORD OF THIS.

[@jerryhenning9810]

Where is your video?

[@Chromanoutdoors]

You don't need a video to make sense.

[@brandonharlow5468]

Agreed. My personal opinion though is, why are people focusing soooo much on bugging out. Alot of people need to be honest with themselves, is the world goes to shit, a large majority of people that choose to bug out aren’t going to last long. I feel like its a better plan to bug in, and fortify your home. Build relationships with neighbors and help each other out. Sure, being ready to have to bug out isnt a bad thing to plan for, but everyones making that their only plan. And alot of people, this guy included, doesn’t truly think this through

[@Joejoe-fd9xt]

this is funny this guy pulled a great joke on us carrying all this shit . . . oh wait he wasn't kidding

[@13thBear]

A lot of you folks are just rude. Make your own videos and subject yourselves to ridicule if you are so smart and better prepared.

[@OneWildSurvival]

Who says combat military training can't be used in civilian life, LOL. 32lbs plus the 42 lbs of my ruck good gawd I feel like I've got the whole house packed and still need more. Love to see the video always something too learn from a fellow veteran.

[@OneWildSurvival]

Ziplock bags just isn't durable enough in the field. Maybe Mylar but I'm going to keep looking for something functional and durable. Thanks for the comments

[@OneWildSurvival]

The tender is kept in an eclipse breath mints container. Yes you can slide the poncho onto the bottom but there is a drain hole that you would end up covering up. The other option is to use the top of the butt pack.

[@OneWildSurvival]

@airsoftsurvivalman12, don't mind questions. There is just so much information and so little time. Purify water is basically filter (cloth)-(charcoal) and boil from pools or other means like getting fresh rainfall off leaves ect.. Some plants retain water and can be a source of water. Any animal killed the blood can be drank.But it all comes down to either die of heat stroke or deal with diarrhea. Toohbrush use the tender twigs of Sassafras Toothpaste use mashed root of Cattail plant.to start

[@OneWildSurvival]

Yea the salt and pepper is glass. not sure what I'm going to do about it yet. I liked the fact that it's also a grinder.

[@OneWildSurvival]

@Phatkid2199 pretty simple there are two clips on the pack that attach to the pistol belt. (Optional: you can use the two straps to loop through the loops on the LBV if you want also though I would still clip the pack to the pistol belt.)

[@Bob-eo3gf]

I have three of them one for me and my two boys, great video been looking to add shoulder straps and convert it into my day hiking pack.

[@4everUSNavy]

i laughed a 1:57 when he said "lets get a little deeper in my butt pack'

[@VannKY1]

interesting video..a lot of what you carry is not needed, more or less comfort items that are gonna really matter if you have to actually bug. still you prepared to do so if needed. best of luck to you and thanks for posting it.

[@OneWildSurvival]

Always remove dirt as soon as possible. Then get some kiwi mink oil from the boot store and apply it. It'll water proof and soften the leather.

[@OneWildSurvival]

I use 2 alice clips to attach it to the pistol belt. Then run the straps up to the D-rings on the LBV for additional support.

[@OneWildSurvival]

@superassassin47, The correct butt pack does not interfere with anything on the ruck or under the ruck as packed here.

[@nirvanacana1630]

If you leave your house looking like that you'll be shot right away. Better to get a couple years of storable food and water and hunker down.

[@Voodoo8648]

Most useful things in your pack: Swiss Army Knife Feral Rod (excluding magnesium fire starter) Cotton Balls (soaked in wax is better) Bic Lighter 550 Parachord Poncho Bandana Socks Pretty Tacticool though. With all that camo crap, you'll be one of the first ones I rob in an SHTF scenario! Good Luck!

[@JUNIORK1974]

That buttpack loadout just looks nuts. Ensure and shoe shine kit?

[@highonimmi]

JUNIORK1974 I understand the ensure....great for quick calories and vitamins....if he is rocking leather boots I agree with having some mink oil/saddle soap. I wouldn't use all leather boats tho...gortex is the way to go. he needs to put his socks and undies in a zip lock baggie to keep them dry.

[@OneWildSurvival]

There are plants that have the same uses. If you recall he had this dental problem before the flight even left and you would still be in the same position.

[@audio911]

Jjust a small ziplock with packets from McDonald's. That's what I'm doing.... Packets of flavoring from Ramen Noodles is another good lightweight flavoring choice. Thanks for the video!

[@jerryhenning9810]

I see where you are going. The only thing I'd change is the ensure. I can imagine life living on that. It ain't good. Switch that out for some mountain house or spam or anything that is actual food. I tried to live on rice once for a week. I can tell you a pound of rice goes quick.

[@gijr2003]

Jerry Henning Asians eat rice all the time and live on it.

[@orangeampsforever]

I love the rice container, that's great.

[@OneWildSurvival]

@mechanicalbu11 It depends on the situation your in. I live in the country and can be hidden in a few mins. City living is just as bad either way you go. If you have a bag and someone else doesn't then you have more then what they have and they will probably want it.. Just think about it.

[@OneWildSurvival]

@mechanicalbu11 Pretty much everything I am covering I use. I doubt I'll do reviews and stuff of anything I don't use. Since I'm prior service with a combat MOS I'll cover what I know or anything new that pops up worthwhile of talking about.

[@AZDesertExplorer]

@Cool Story Bro Artillery. Nuf said.

[@Tacticalincentive]

Thanks for the vid man. I just recenlty purchased the SOB from spec ops brand. I love it. I have it attached to my molle lbv

[@OneWildSurvival]

@DanOhio777 The thing power bars lack is vitamins, the thing ensure has is a daily dose which will outlast your powerbars. I carry both and both have their own purpose. If I can pack it I can carry it, I'm not going to go into all the things you should carry as that is up to you and your situation.. I only provide ideas it is up to you to implement them

[@mechanicalbu11]

i like the rice idea with the container you should go with brown rice though, you can also use containers like this for small caliber ammo, i have 6000 rounds of 22 call in a few of them, keeps the moisture out very well.

[@devilinbaggypants7320]

You obviously aren't infantry.

[@azazelRising72]

You should be able to attach two ALICE clips to the buttpack, and then secure that to the pistol-belt. You may want to do this with the vest open, and "face down" so you can properly center the buttpack on the belt. After that, secure the buttpack from bouncing around either with 550, or it's own straps through the two D-rings on the back of the LBV. Hope that helps. Cheers.

[@MrTangent]

How would you shoulder your rifle with those pouches/light in the way? As others have stated, you need to ditch a lot of that stuff; shoe polish? Really? Spices? Ensure is heavy, you want dehydrated foods as much as possible for weight. Just rehydrate with water.

[@praharin]

"lets get a little deeper into my buttpack" I lol'd

[@sovereigntysupporter]

"lets dig a little deeper into my butt pack" ROTFLMFAO - I freak'n spit my beer out all over my keyboard. Thanks for the laugh...

[@TheVee909]

that rice bottle U made is a good ideal, thanks!

[@denimal07]

Also, I suggest that you create a separate container to store your fire making equipment instead of keeping it all loose. I noticed that your Bic lighter and ferro rod were just thrown in there, which could be tricky to find if they're buried. Keep cranking out the vids, man. I've subscribed.

[@DanOhio777]

Dude, I admire your determination for preparing - however, your choices in items to pack leave alot to be desired. You have too much bulk. Drop the Ensure and go with powerbars. Toss the starter sticks and use cotton balls coated in vasoline (they burn quite well). There are many many things you can do to drop weight and bulk. Please look into that!

[@OneWildSurvival]

@Phatkid2199 , you can use or not use the Y harness it's up to you and your pack weight.

[@hamm336]

@OneWildSurvival thy using a snack size ziploc baggie. i would just make sure the needles are stuck in to an old foam earplug so they will not poke you or get lost .

[@OneWildSurvival]

Yep it's a last resort who would want too leave the safety and security of home. City folks will have the mess until it spills into the countryside.

[@tomverri]

This goes right along with people posting on the internet things like: I got a three day assault pack, now what do I put in it. LOL. Well, I guess all this fantasy fun is OK as long as no one gets killed. One tour of duty in a combat zone will get you squared away on what you need and where to put it. I will say that once you do it you will hone down everything to your own personal "system" and that works for you. could be totally different from the next person.

[@GamerGeek259]

@presterjohn71 The pepper is just really for flavor But with salt if u catch rabbit or squirrel(or other small game)you can skin and salt the meat so it last a lot longer(ie through winter) And the vitamins are for if you eat meals but they don't have what u need.like humans can't live on meat alone but if he takes those vitamins with an all meat diet he'll last a lot longer

[@chipsachoy99]

you brought spices? why. Maybe salt but bbq seriously?

[@ericgill5574]

must be looking for deer

[@OneWildSurvival]

I'm sure there is some other stuff out there that may be better but I haven't searched high and low for it yet. I wished the power lasted longer after being opened that would be perfect.

[@Quadmachine0]

Nice vid, I wouldn't have necessarily packed as many cloth as you did, but I understand your ideas and necessities are differing from mine. Mine is for Search and Rescue, and the LBE is a day's gear. So in mine I'll have 24 hours of food/snacks, 3AA led maglite to pair with my headlamp, fire starting equipment, shemagh, gloves, poncho, mylar tarp, paracord, and more. The one recommendation I'd have is to put the poncho on the outside, and the more important stuff on top. Thanks, take care man.

[@azazelRising72]

I am implementing a similar solution, but I am carrying a Mossberg 500 instead of a rifle. I carry shells in 2 of the ammo pouches, and first-aid gear in another. And I use the fourth for my flashlight, and I have a radio ranger-tied to the left strap. I like the bottle of rice, and I broke down some MRE's for easier carrying. I also carry coffee filters to filter water before putting it through my personal water filter. .. /$0.02

[@SerJahPhoto]

What paint do you use to paint your bottle and tinder boxes? It's cute. PS, good stuff, a bit too extreme though, imho.. People would be scared of you wearing all camo )

[@OneWildSurvival]

@0122358 yes and that item is a MUST have

[@Tradekraft]

If that works for your, great. I suggest reducing your spice selection to be more compact. You can ditch the tinder boxes if you have boot polish, a little of that lights up like a candle. Maybe add a poncho for shelter/rain gear. Also a camo poncho works well for concealment. Just a thought.

[@OneWildSurvival]

@xDIEHARDxUSMCx , I agree with you and that is the last and final thing is doing things the harder way. When you do things an easier way you burn much less calories thus saving your energy and reducing your food intake. Domesticated humans as most everyone is becoming wonder why they seem to be overweight in America. Run to the store means hop in the car and drive a few miles instead of walking.

[@OneWildSurvival]

@WickedVids4u flintlock black power. Sure not bad idea, just don't forget to learn how to make black power when your supply deteriorates.

[@kynaston1474]

Shoe polish is anything but a waste of space. Shoe polish is about a lot more than making your boots look pretty, shoe polishes primary function is to condition the leather so that it doesn't crack and fall apart. This actually looks like a nice setup, it needs water though.

[@OneWildSurvival]

@Antunez99 There is a pvc pipe kit on youtube I haven't tried but looks like a pretty good deal. There is no rod so it's like a hand line. search PVC fishing kit since I can't seem to find the original video on it.. I do like the Pen Rods though just get the good ones not the china cheapos

[@MrJustCollin]

Very Nice.

[@Front-Toward-Enemy]

do you need LED lights? NO!!! those surplus lights hell you see in the dark just fine

[@1994WN]

Are those 5.11 boots any good? I've been meaning to get a nice pair of boots.

[@OneWildSurvival]

If it can hold everything you have and is in good condition then anything would work.

[@RealityStar9]

I knew it was coming but I still laughed.

[@Dirtkid98505]

Does anyone know how well the ak mags fit in the attached ammo pouches on the chest?

[@OneWildSurvival]

Before ya comment on missing this and missing that you should look at the rest of the videos as this is only 1 part of many. Listen to what is said for the reason why.

[@OneWildSurvival]

@mechanicalbu11 So far the nutrition content was the same on the packages so I went with white. I know what your saying and yes brown is better for someone. The other added feature of the white is it should last a little longer in storage. I wouldn't store anything like rimfire ammo in these. I am rough on these packs and I would hate to hit it just right to cause the rounds to fire off.

[@praharin]

Perhaps you mean "subsistence" pack? In which case, that would be correct. Buttpack is describing the pack itself, where "subsistence pack" describes the system.

[@ppspsd]

One word (OUTSTANDING)!!!!Are you prior military?

[@denimal07]

Is there any etiquette to comments from the peanut gallery? Personally, I think

[@superassassin47]

im getting a fairly good sized butt pack and i was wondering if it gets in the way while carrying an external framed bag

[@OneWildSurvival]

@lannie100 , on the canteen pouch LVB video

[@OneWildSurvival]

@TheWolfsent , look at the LBV video

[@OneWildSurvival]

@95civex , military surplus store

[@woodlandspartan5226]

I love the woodland theme and I have the same but pack with the alace system and I'll do a video on mine soon

[@gulfrelay2249]

Woodland Spartan bring dessert.

[@cbr6864]

how do you get 30rd AK mags to fit in your LBV? i can only get them to fit in the two larger pockets.

[@mechanicalbu11]

@OneWildSurvival i never thought of that, but i use them for storage and when i go to the range. it's very convenient and the ammo looks as new as the day it was made. i like the info you have on your page good bug out info, god forbid but if there comes a day when one must run to the hills for something of biblical proportions, what would you take with you to the hills?

[@OneWildSurvival]

@nroc13 LBV and LBE are two different animals. My videos are LBV's I have yet to throw a LBE together and post it. I'm not a big fan of triple magazine pouches ( AKA. Ammo pouches)

[@scott762mm]

Understood.

[@OneWildSurvival]

@mdmyers7206 that are plants in the area for that task.

[@liamvswild32]

or try a larger vitamin bottle for a sewing kit

[@CraftyFs]

Where do you find all the alice "clip on" pockets?

[@OneWildSurvival]

@lacrossplaier55 , on LBV video

[@OneWildSurvival]

@SpookeySVG, Yea just too small for all the stuff I have in it

[@eminempkr]

thanks for the video. but i think i could manage myself if people over ran my camp if its 3-4 . glock 23 fully loaded on my pistol belt

[@uncatila]

you forgot to bring a loincloth

[@krystofdavid1117]

is it just me or at liest half ot the load is pretty much unesessary junk? big bottles of spices? full BDUs but no diecent thermal layer? loads of sweet drinks but no sereous meal. The rice is good idea though. and FULL SIZE towel? For this size of kit I woild go with something rather compact. And no decent sleeping kit.

[@Dirtkid98505]

No compass?

[@MOUNTAINOUS]

great vid. i love gear review vids. i will subscribe if i already havent. i use gear and choose military gear usually and do tons of airsoft, real guns, rafting, camping, and woodland survival gear vids in the forest of mt hood. i bet you would dig my newer vids. my older vids are alot of my ninja and samurai training and snowboard and bmx too. but my new stuff is all guns and camping and gear mostly. take a look. you have alot of good vids on your channel

[@ch3zburg4r]

Should have packed some knee pads and lipstick, BOY!

[@ppspsd]

That would be so cool ! Thanks !

[@OneWildSurvival]

@CraftyFs I'm not sure what you mean

[@0122358]

you ever carry foot powder?

[@TheWatchMker]

what about a flashlight?

[@75925mike]

carnation instant breakfast?

[@azazelRising72]

I am not trying to contradict you, especially since you have taken the time to put out good and helpful information, but please do not advise people to drink animal blood in survival situations. It will do nothing towards dehydration, and the human body treats blood like food. And it takes water to digest food. Drinking blood will compound the problem. Find (or make) clean water, and just eat the animals. SOURCE: FM21-76 Ch. VII Section 2.a Subsection (3). ... Cheers brothers.

[@CraftyFs]

@OneWildSurvival Where do you find all of the alice attachments? and pouches?

[@OneWildSurvival]

Yes active duty Field Artillery (MLRS)

[@brokewrench1]

Are You ex Military, Or do You just like playing Soldier?

[@Joejoe-fd9xt]

😂😂😂😂

[@ryanpeiffer5524]

Deffinatly playing soldier

[@gulfrelay2249]

ryan peiffer bad enuff, he wants to be a cook. still, a useful barter skill.

[@presterjohn71]

I just don't get some of the contents of this bag. With space at such a premium why on earth would you have packs of vitamin pills and salt and pepper? Stick to things like the rice with maybe a few instant soup packets for flavour. You do not need extra vitamins for weeks on end in an outdoor situation and pepper is a total luxury item. People always die of the same things when outdoors. Exposure injury or thirst. Those are the three things your pack should reflect.

[@0122358]

Dear sir, i have both an ALICE M1967 LBE set and a 1990s ALICE LBV set. Both have M1956 buttpacks. Which would you reccomend for a BOB?

[@Antunez99]

@OneWildSurvival i just got a buttpack resently and its great but i respect everyone's choices i think it's a good idea of yours to have those summers and shirts. Thats good because you may face difrent sitiutions then the ones i may do but i was thinking of instead of that, i would carry some other stuff. i tought to carry a fishing kit to especially because i cmap near some leaks rivers etc... but i dont like pen fishing kits what would you recomend me? cheers

[@OneWildSurvival]

@CraftyFs E-bay, internet (google search for: Military surplus)

[@OneWildSurvival]

@vada06 Nope I am prepared for anything. Hell or High water if your not then your not listening to the Federal Government when they say be prepared. House burns down or Tornado rips it apart or power is out for weeks or a flood moves me to the roof. I can survive comfortably without stress or worry of being rescued for weeks.

[@WaistlandSurvival]

I like the system and idea, but you REALLY need to take some stuff out of your butt pack like the spices, those aren't essentials and some other stuff, a long term patrol with that stuff on you will be dying because of the weight

[@Voodoo8648]

TactiCool!!

[@OneWildSurvival]

@airsoftsurvivalman12 , spend 30 days in the outdoors. let me know how it goes.

[@OneWildSurvival]

You'll need to do some sewing on the flap. Get some 100% Nylon Upholstery thread green or black (upc: 0 73650 86609 8) from Walmart along with a small amount of 725 or 1000D Cordura material or get some cheap ammo /Canteen /compass pouch and cut it up.

[@AZDesertExplorer]

Here’s a Ranger trick for you. Pack a couple heavy gauge needles & a pack of dental floss. Sewing with floss is really strong & IRS wax coated which helps when repairing something water resistant or boots. It’s also a dual purpose item & cuts down on bulk.