Minimalist 10C’s Survival Kit

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[@gordontyree4308]

Excellent kit brother! My only suggestion, (coming from an ED Nurse, former Paramedic and USAF Flight Medic), is to add a small boo boo kit at the very minimal! No big trauma or FAK to keep weight down, etc. Also, i would carry an ACE elastic bandage somewhere on my body for sprains and strains as those are very common injuries in the field and much easier to care for with an ACE wrap. ACE wraps are also multi functional! Also, I teach the Hug-a-Tree-and-Survive survival course for children and the children are taught a survival whistle is essential to attract SAR personnel for rescue. As Part of the course, the children are issued a quality whistle, usually a FOX or UK ACME with a breakaway lanyard. No weight or room issues for the kit as the whistle is worn around the neck. I would definitely include a whistle in the future! Well, thanks for dealing with my long comment! Really awesome video and presentation sir. Well done! I subbed and look forward to future videos! Thanks!

[@sidhendragon]

Just a suggestion to add to an otherwise Awesome small kit, a very small sharpener for edge touch ups and it can double to throw sparks off a carbon steel blade. Thank you for sharing. I’m 67 now and I really appreciate the thought that goes into decreasing size and weight. So thanks again.

[@quinntheeskimooutdoors6234]

Looks good. It’s always good to review and tweak your kits. Take care😊

[@YankeeWoodcraft]

Well thought out. I've seen many kits throughout the years, but you really made good choices there especially with your tool, compass & hydration kit.

[@scottnorvell2955]

Great kit. I have that Ranger Grip SAK and I added an emergency fire kit from Tortoise Gear to the corkscrew. They are not a gimmick. They actually work really well in a pinch. Just as a backup suggestion. 😊

[@wirawhitebelt7364]

👍

[@ARAW-__-]

Will look out for your future videos. You got yourself a sub, sir.

[@Bart.Caudill.Outdoors]

Thank you! I appreciate the support sir!

[@ARAW-__-]

@@Bart.Caudill.Outdoors I'm a fellow Survival KZbinr, it's great to see someone new sharing with the community.

[@danielmatthews4262]

Hey bud, subbed, Jake sent me. See you in early Sept.

[@volkertc]

Awesome little kit! I would add a mylar space blanket that you can make a lean-to shelter out of that will reflect fire heat onto you. I think I'm going to make up one of these as I already own everything listed, but I am going to weave some paracord into the molle webbing to hold a USGI Industries poncho bag that will have a poncho with stake-out loops attached and 4 aluminum triangular tent stakes. I think that would round this off to a perfect survival kit. Thanks for the idea!

[@susanp.collins7834]

Problem: seeing the stuff against the leaf litter is difficult. Ah, putting the stuff on the bandana is better.

[@guadalupeskitchen3734]

2 compasses is a good idea.

[@clivedunning4317]

Amazed at what you managed to get into that small bottle bag. One suggestion to make, add a good quality survival whistle to that kit. I'd say in the USA the aircrew survival whistle from ACR or in the UK any whistle from ACME (J Hudson). A couple of band aids would be a slight improvement too.I'm sure if you shop around the $ stores you will be able to source a heavier,better quality, small poncho. Thanks for taking the time to show your kit set-up to us.

[@Bart.Caudill.Outdoors]

Me personally, I would rather use some of my duct tape for a bandaid. It seems to stay on better. As for a poncho, I have a better one, that is compact, but I couldn’t get it to fit into this particular bag. I could carry it in a cargo pocket on my pants, but I was trying to put together a very minimalist bag, lightweight, and self contained, that I could grab and go. Whistles are good, but some could get mistaken for a bird chirping. I will show a noise maker in my next video, that I have in this small kit, that will never be mistaken as a natural sound in the woods. Thanks for your feedback! Thanks for watching!

[@clivedunning4317]

@@Bart.Caudill.Outdoors looking forward to seeing the "noise maker". You've got me intrigued . Wouldn't want to be anyone living in the area of a bird that sounds like a ACME Thunderer !

[@Bart.Caudill.Outdoors]

@@clivedunning4317 I posted the video last night with the noise maker. It’s titled This Survival Kit Could Save Your Life. And you are right sir, those ACME THUNDERER are good whistles. Thanks for watching

[@clivedunning4317]

@@Bart.Caudill.Outdoors Cheers Mate . Travelling and have only just arrived at a motel with wi-fi. Looking forward to seeing it. For some reason the notification didn't arrive !

[@mickeycrawford121]

great kit. just found your channel. I like making minimal kits too. i do have a suggestion. i have the new SRO water bag that can hold a 64 oz. bottle. . i have everything you've mentioned in it. but i also have a military style poncho inside the bag and a stainless steel cup and 32 oz. bottle. i folded the poncho so it would line the inside of the bag. . then i slid the cup and the water bottle into the bag, with the poncho wrapped around it, about 3/4 around the bottle. that gives you a little room for the cup and bottle and enough room to slide a mora with a sail needle taped to the sheath in there too. on top of the water bottle, i have a bandana, compass and a small roll of bankline and the lid for the cup. in the other pocket, i have a 1/2 x 6 inch ferro rod, bic lighter wrapped with gorilla tape, mini infernos, a stick of fatwood, and a sawyer mini water filter with a small water bag, and a streamlight protac 1AAA flashlight with extra batteries, and 4 abs tent stakes in the molle webbing. the poncho is my main shelter, better than the emergency ponchos. just thought i'd tell you how i made my kit. keep on truckin!!

[@dirtyscoundrel2013]

Great set up! I would change a few things. I teach survival so please bear with me. First the grayl. I'd ditch that in favor of a real water bottle. Grayl 20 ounces vs 32 or larger. I'd add a frontier filter and some water purification tablets with a coffee filter. I'd move the mora outside and lash some cordage and glow sticks outside. Some food bars and survival tabs would go inside. Snare wire, fishing kit, signal mirror, whistle. Better flashlight and a mylar blanket for overhead shelter. Maybe heat packs and improved first aid. Thumbs up for your compass choice. A signal flare is good to have if severely injured. I'll add your video to the list I suggest for my students. Liked and subbed

[@Bart.Caudill.Outdoors]

This Grayl is 24 ounces. I chose it so I can drink water quickly, while on the move. I can fill it up at most any stream, pond, ect… , press it, and it’s ready to go, and not have to take the time to boil it before drinking. I can drink a bottle at the stream, fill it up again to carry with me. If I had a bottle, I would have to boil water, cool it down, then drink, so I feel the Grayl is a huge time saver. Also with purification tabs, there is a wait time for them to work, before you can drink the water. Thanks for your comment, like, and sub.

[@dirtyscoundrel2013]

@@Bart.Caudill.Outdoors yw

[@johnny56g]

Try using that Grayl in real dirty or murky water, then imagine if you had to do it with one handed.

[@dirtyscoundrel2013]

@@johnny56g that's one reason I suggested a bottle, coffee filter, water purification tablets and a frontier filter

[@johnny56g]

@@dirtyscoundrel2013 I 100% agree with you, unfortunately I think some people new to prepping buy a popular brand based on watching so many people promote them. Not at all saying that was this case, but I do see it often.

[@jerrybobteasdale]

Solid-looking kit. I'd add a USB phone charger, because that phone is the most important tool in emergencies. I think: also carry a jacket, hat and gloves.

[@HollywoodTacticool]

great idea! i've been making a bottle bag survival bag but never thought to use my grayl as the bottle!!

[@aeromech8563]

Few meds and a first aid kit plasters etc bite cream all very small but the kit is not bad 🤟

[@kalstreksandtrails7606]

Awesome video my friend

[@adventurersclub1]

A good selection of items

[@Thorson91]

thats a fabulous kit Bart! just a small question, why do you carry the magnifying lens if you have your reading glasses with you all the time? I mean, you can theoretically use the glasses as a magnifying glass for fire starting. but overall a really small, lightweight kit. I like it :)

[@Bart.Caudill.Outdoors]

The magnifying lens is much stronger than my glasses. Good question. Thanks

[@margieest7424]

What an awesome and simple bag. I love it

[@Bart.Caudill.Outdoors]

Thanks!

[@johnlackeybushcraft]

Great job Bart

[@Bart.Caudill.Outdoors]

Thanks man!

[@timothyhall2117]

Good video

[@Bart.Caudill.Outdoors]

Thank you!

[@Supervivenciacanaria]

Buen material👍

[@Bart.Caudill.Outdoors]

Thank you

[@kennethwilson8633]

Nice kit but you need the 11th C Crap paper . Have fun stay safe.

[@ericboyette1803]

Great video, Bart!

[@Bart.Caudill.Outdoors]

Thank you!

[@averagecamper4265]

Jake sent me. Last year i got a bottle bag and i have been rocking ever since and wont look back haversacks are nice and all but i like how compact a bottle bag is

[@yourgodsisspeakingtoyouher4284]

Throwing your gear onto leaf-covered ground might be a bad habit.

[@jeffsollenberger4889]

All of that is good, don't see a whistle

[@Bart.Caudill.Outdoors]

Watch my next video for a noise maker, that can be used to signal. It’s also in this kit. The name of the video is “This Survival Kit Could Save Your Life” Thanks for watching!

[@anthonygomez446]

That's because Pathfinder school don't sell them. Lots of Pathfinder gear?????

[@edge29chaos]

That’s a nice Kit bro

[@Bart.Caudill.Outdoors]

Thank you!

[@edge29chaos]

@@Bart.Caudill.Outdoors anytime bro

[@wayne135]

Jake sent me. Awesome video brother

[@Bart.Caudill.Outdoors]

Thank you!

[@TheHawkman007]

Great job Bart. Jake Trent sent me

[@Bart.Caudill.Outdoors]

Thank you!

[@dag36523]

Great video, I would add a whistle or some sort of noice maker in case you get lost.

[@Bart.Caudill.Outdoors]

Whistles are good, however, the sound some whistles make, might be mistaken for a bird chirping. I can take my stainless steel cup, and use it for a sound chamber, by hitting the bottom of it with a stick. Nothing in the woods sounds like that, and it is surprisingly loud. Thanks for commenting, and thanks for watching!

[@ajand4471]

very nice where can get the magnifying lens you got or buy the same mine is too big

[@Bart.Caudill.Outdoors]

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[@donalddaniels2675]

Does that bottle bag have molle webbing down the sides, or back? I attached 2 molle dump pouches to mine and I carry a full size poncho in one of them.

[@Bart.Caudill.Outdoors]

It does. I was just trying to keep this kit small and lightweight. My regular poncho wouldn’t fit, so I used one that would. This is just a “what if” bag, for a short “day bag” if you will, if something unexpected happened. If I thought rain was coming, I would definitely take my good poncho, even if I had to put it in my cargo pocket on my pants. Thanks for your comment and thanks for watching!

[@patricktatum786]

Jake sent me

[@Bart.Caudill.Outdoors]

Thanks for watching!

[@gianfrancofasce3283]

nothing to eat?

[@Bart.Caudill.Outdoors]

No sir. This is not a long term bag. This is for if something goes south, the contents herein, and the knowledge of how to use those contents, could change a possible emergency or survival situation, into an inconvenient camping situation.

[@rjmacreadyoutpost3121]

The only thing I would add is a tourniquet.

[@craigschrom8812]

Jake sent me

[@Bart.Caudill.Outdoors]

Thank you!