My B.O.B. (Get Home Bag)

[@DanaPatriciaMary1]

Finally a woman making a video on a get-home-bag! I´m so glad there are women who think about this topic. I thought I was the only one, lol. Anyways, this is the best get home bag that I´ve seen so far. I don´t know if it is because I think in the same way as you or if there´s anything else to it; however, I LOVE your bag. It´s very practical, contains everything that I would put in it and it´s not a backpack. That´s important for me, too. Because classical backpacks are of no use for me. I need something smaller, something like your bag. So thumbs up, I like your bag, I like your video. Well done. Have a nice day.

[@PrepperPotpourri]

DanaPatriciaMary1 Thank you. I am glad you like the bag. I am always refining it. I'd love to see your bag. Send me a picture or video.

[@caroluse]

DanaPatriciaMary1 I thought I was the only woman who loves to build kits! Now I know there is 3 of us!!

[@bakinglady1009]

VERY VERY NICE! I have added dry shampoo and bathing gel that does not need water like they use in the hospital.

[@PrepperPotpourri]

Good additions

[@nmr6988]

The laminated cards showing the contents and their locations is brilliant. It's so easy to forget where you put your things when you don't actually look through the bag but a couple of times a year.

[@PrepperPotpourri]

Yes it really does help find something quickly

[@kan-zee]

i agree with you...I was so impressed, i made my own , following her example. cheers

[@126wil]

Surprisingly comprehensive. A well-stocked,compact bag. 👍👍👍

[@richardskelton190]

Great presentation! You given me some great information thanks. I always add a couple of glue sticks that can be heated with a lighter to repair stuff and waterproof things. Thanks for sharing, your great!

[@PrepperPotpourri]

Great tip!

[@virginial.p.1747]

Omgoodness you're as organized as me and better!! Very cool!! Now I have to add to my inadequate bag I think.. thank you PP!

[@margaretnelson6773]

WOW! This is the BEST & most complete emergency bag I've seen to date! Thank you!

[@PrepperPotpourri]

Wow, thank you!

[@RabidDingo12]

Awesome little bag you have there. I love your organization. I wish I was that organized. Thanks for sharing the knowledge.

[@PrepperPotpourri]

Thanks for watching!

[@eddieslittlestack7919]

I like your kit, very well thought out & not too heavy. Thumb up!

[@kan-zee]

some comments about your items : 💲💲 Looking at all your items...that BOB is worth a 1000 dollars or more, if you bought the items seperately. 💲💲 💗 Loving your space saving , super organizational skills..Wow !! 💗 I agree, at our elderly ages, taking a hike and getting back indoors is way better than roughing it outside for a week....the lone wolf prepper outdoors, is for the younge folk. 0:55 ....those laminated cards are BRILLIANT !! 1:49 ....I have a map of my area and locations of my caches (written in code, so if i loose it, others won't figure it out) ...........do you have a laminated maps , as well ? 7:12 ....those mainstay Energy bars...are definitely only for starving preppers..LOL 9:33 ...that Spork is short handled...I like the long handled ones for rehydrated meals. 12:21 ...Putting an elastic band or small ziptie on the lighter trigger, is good to prevent leakage. *Q* ....How long did it take to get all these items for your BOB?

[@PrepperPotpourri]

Well, my BOB or GHB was a labor of love over many years. I still update items when I find something better. Good idea for the lighter and Spork.

[@05generic]

Great GHB. Did you mention a compass? Where did you get the cool little folding container that you have your meds and mole skin in? What is it called? I love how it is divided.

[@Prepping2endure]

I have seen them at the CONTAINER store if you have one near you. Its with all of their travel containers..

[@05generic]

Thank you!

[@jessicacanfield5058]

Wow watching your video it was amazing , but them I read the list and oh my goodness what a list of things! I don't think I could tell you what else to take

[@TeeraponPramprabha]

Very practical, thanks. And please update to thinks in that bag after 6 years of preparing.

[@PrepperPotpourri]

I have moved many of the items to my Bug Out Roll from Canadian Prepper kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6evl56unLejmKs

[@BeSatori]

Great kit! I commend your level of organization. That top pocket on your bag there is perfect for first aid placement. Great idea.

[@PrepperPotpourri]

The bag is always a work-in-progress -- I think that is half the un :)

[@h.nicolejorgensen2077]

Another great video. This was like a magical Mary Poppins Bag! So much good stuff just kept coming out. I almost expected a tent and an armchair. I did get some ideas for my get home bag so thank you. I’m not sure if you said you are in a rural or urban area? There’s always a silcock key for access to public buildings for water supply. Thanks for sharing this. I hope you are well and staying safe.

[@PrepperPotpourri]

Country suburban area

[@Prepping2endure]

GREAT BAG!! Thanks for sharing. The pouch by pouch break down card is a GREAT idea!

[@munchkin5674]

Many of us would live to have bags like these, but yes, to make up one all at once, they are quite expensive. I love this kind of stuff and tend to be a kind of pack rat, so I would first go through all of what I think is "cool stuff" I have and see what I could put to use in one of these bags, because, I am one of those out of sight, out of mind kind of people. I have "cool stuff" that I have forgotten I have!! lol I very much enjoy your videos. I am amazed about how very well thought out your videos are and I am surprised. You are not who I would have picked out in a line-up to be this kind of gal! : )

[@PrepperPotpourri]

Thanks so much for your kind words. I do love making kits. You are right, fully filled BOBs can be very expensive if everything is bought at once. I think many of us have gradually accumulated items for the bag.

[@rainbowprepper3659]

Potpourri that printout is a great idea! Love that patch on your fire kit, where'd you get it? Have you considered transferring to a backpack? 16lbs is a lot in a sling bag. I think you'd carry that weight more comfortably in a backpack. Also, consider changing to a metal water bottle, so you'd be able to boil water if you had to. Great pack!

[@PrepperPotpourri]

Thanks for watching. I am in the process of revising my bag and I may change to a backpack. I did add a metal water bottle. It is always still a work in progress. I got the patch on ebay but I can't remember the seller.

[@Favorite-catNip]

The metal conducts heat.grt. handwarmer. Add some instant oatmeal.

[@doomsdayjoy]

Wow,this is great,why can't I have it this neat.Thanks for sharing,great work.

[@PrepperPotpourri]

Glad you enjoyed the video.

[@skschmidt1376]

Really liked your video. WELL done and well thought out.

[@PrepperPotpourri]

Thanks. I never seem to have the "Perfect" kit. I'm always revising.

[@live4wild968]

WOW, you are very organized. Great get home bag.

[@MarshRat]

I absolutely agree with you. Only word that comes to my mind is "Wow".

[@wilan1828]

thank you for making videos that are not only interesting but cover new gear with a sense of humor :-)

[@PrepperPotpourri]

Thanks for watching!

[@johncrouch8988]

Great video and kit! I must get more organised, I love the laminated cards with the contents! Many thanks!

[@PrepperPotpourri]

John Crouch Glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@Lookylou72]

I was wondering if you could tell us where you purchased some of the specialty items and containers. Excellent presentation video.Thank you.

[@PrepperPotpourri]

+Kevin Bawden Sure. What items would you like to know more about?

[@Lookylou72]

I was mostly wondering about the plastic pouches and tubes. Thank you for responding.

[@kan-zee]

Outdoors sports stores or you can recycle tubes and containers.

[@manofmanythingz4812]

I like your videos everything in your bag makes sense..I will go though and look at more ...........good job

[@mrgeorge861]

You gave some great ideas to incorporate into my bag. Great job!

[@PrepperPotpourri]

Thanks!It is an evolving project.

[@siddjones1035]

What a well-rounded bag and a great video!

[@PrepperPotpourri]

+Sidd of Mayfall Thank you!

[@Kimmies991]

Dang, you are one organized gal! Great job!

[@PrepperPotpourri]

It does make it easier for me -- or another family member -- to find something in the bag. Thanks for watching!

[@derealovesurvival7549]

Good Bob. God bless you and your family.

[@PrepperPotpourri]

derealovefestival Thank you. The sme to you and your family.

[@ryunin69]

Wonderful! This is a great kit with lots of options.

[@PrepperPotpourri]

It is an ever-evolving bag...

[@themiwoodsman7222]

Awesome GHB ! well though out ,nicely done ,looks like you got it all covered ! thanks for sharing atb john

[@Countryprepper]

Just realized I wasn't subbed to your channel after the google glitch got me. Can't believe I missed a video like this because of it. Excellent get home bag! Very well organized, like nothing I've ever seen.

[@PrepperPotpourri]

Country Prepper Thank you. It is always a work in progress.

[@MichaelNatrin]

Thanks for listing the contents in the description! Great kit.

[@PrepperPotpourri]

Glad you found the video informative

[@h20fowler2012]

Your organizational skills are amazing. Where did you get the water bag that stands with water purification tablets? Thanks for sharing! Great bag

[@PrepperPotpourri]

Thanks! The Aqua Pouch Plus is from Survival Resources.

[@Rangersly]

Great pack with some ideas I haven't seen in other similar type of bag. The idea of hiding a wad of cash inside a custom made roll of duct tape is as simple as it is brilliant! Every prepper has those roll of duct tapes so it won't get any attention if somebody search your bag for money.

[@PrepperPotpourri]

+Rangersly oops, now you now where I hide my secret stash! :)

[@Rangersly]

+Prepper Potpourri Your secret is safe with me. ;-P

[@keithhutchison5198]

She said it was a max expedition mongo veripak. It is maxpedition and versipak. Well organized. I did not understand why tarp clips and no tarp. Also seeing water containers but no actual water.

[@PrepperPotpourri]

+Keith Hutchison My bag is always kept in my vehicle. I also keep a tarp and a cooler with water bottles in my jeep.

[@keithhutchison5198]

Excellent! I have the Jumbo S type in Black/Foliage, the Proteus waist pack, the Janus Extender in Foliage and other external pouches (phone, gloves, cocoon) in either black or Foliage so they all complement the Jumbo.

[@jeromeokisurvival1776]

Thanks for the video and ideas. Is your pack pretty much still the same? Have you got a chance to test it out? Do you have another video on your full bug out bag? How much do you think you have spent on this bag with everything in it? Thanks! -Jerome

[@PrepperPotpourri]

+Jerome NKYGearCheck (N Ky Gear Check) I will be working on revamping my bag this Spring. I never thought about tallying up the total amount of cost of contents. That is a good idea although I might be surprised when I see the total cost. I will do a video on it when I am finished. Right now I am working on organization for all my prepper supplies in my jeep.

[@jeromeokisurvival1776]

good idea with all the labelling too.

[@susiesac7139]

Really enjoyed this video. The organization cards and everything in your bag are great. I have just started prepping and am trying to get my items organized. Pls. let me know where you got your pack light? I've been checking some on-line sites, but can't find it. Thanks for sharing.

[@PrepperPotpourri]

uvpaqlite.com They are now available on Amazon too.

[@BudgetBugout]

Great EDC bag! Thanks for sharing!

[@PrepperPotpourri]

Thanks for watching!

[@thomaszimmerman5756]

good job! Very thought out and organized!

[@PrepperPotpourri]

+Tommy Zimmerman Thanks. It is always a work-in-progress

[@BearsArms45]

Fantastic loadout! I'm particularly impressed by your printout detailing the contents and their location. Good if you became incapacitated but had a partner. I've watched several of your vids and I have to say you have a good home prepping plan laid out.. But for heavens sake, stop calling it "max-expedition" it's MaxPedition. Lol

[@PrepperPotpourri]

Yes, I have problems with the brand name. I'm getting better however since I have many of their bags. I love their quality. Thanks for watching.

[@jordan-it2xf]

wow good job girl looks like your ready for about anything cheers great vid

[@PrepperPotpourri]

+Ricky Jordan Thanks for watching

[@waredbear]

Great video. A very well organized and thought out kit. My only thought is you mentioned you only have 12 miles to travel to get from work to home. I don't know what kind of terrain or atmosphere you will have to traverse but this looks a little overboard for that short of a trip. You are talking a day hike if that. You could lighten your load by removing a lot of items not needed. You have snack bars so why do you need a cook stove, kit and food? You will need to get home fast so you won't be stopping to fish. Is there even a lake or stream close by? This pack would be a GREAT car bag for just traveling around town or short trips. I would suggest a smaller pack for a GHB from work. I just made a video on mine and I use a fanny pack. K.I.S.S. should be your motto for any survival packs. Not that I use that term because I'm a pack rat and I tend to over pack myself. Thanks for sharing.

[@PrepperPotpourri]

+WA RedBear Very true. My EDC kit would actually be enough for the hike home. However, what if something happened on my way home from visiting my daughter (75 miles away) or returning from my brother's cabin (120 miles away), etc.? You just never know. I will check out your new video.

[@waredbear]

+Prepper Potpourri I stated this is a great bag in your car for, as you mentioned, trips to your daughter. I would probably want a bigger bag to go to your brothers. I currently have three bags. The small EDC or get home from work is a fanny pack. I have a larger bag I show in that video that I used to carry when I was 2 hours from home. I have an even bigger bag (see video) that is a BOB or a bag designed to last a longer time. I carry all three if I leave town for an extended time or now if I go over a pass. You never know. My wife gets on to me for carrying so much and not having room for our luggage. Oh well. She might thank me one day. Again a good bag and video. Thanks for sharing.

[@kjohnston6418]

Great little bag, you have your bases covered I think, the hydrogen peroxide should be stored in a dark container or dark place....I hope you won't ever need it either....Cheers

[@PrepperPotpourri]

Yes, the hydrogen peroxide is in a zipped side pocket and the bag is stored in the under floor storage in my van. Thus, pretty dark. Thanks for watching!

[@jackstinson5454]

thank you, just saw this video, i thought your bag was very well thought out!

[@PrepperPotpourri]

+JACK STINSON It always seems to be a work-in-progress. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@MRFLIP]

Great job way better then what I'm packing I love it...

[@PrepperPotpourri]

Thank you!

[@driver6844]

Nice video. Where did you get that little folding pill case in your medical kit?🙏

[@PrepperPotpourri]

I've had that for years. I bought it from The Container Store originally.

[@driver6844]

Prepper Potpourri thanks

[@podsmpsg1]

Nice. Pretty well thought out.

[@PrepperPotpourri]

Thanks!

[@bruceforster3709]

LOVE your Zombie Response Rescue Team Patch, lol! Where did you get that?

[@PrepperPotpourri]

+Bruce Forster On ebay

[@OilysHumbleHome]

You are so organized Prepper Potpourri!

[@PrepperPotpourri]

The Oily Prepper I try with my preps. That way I don't look like a hoarder :)

[@OilysHumbleHome]

lol

[@ilamichaelson8269]

Very Good!

[@merlachner]

great load out. i have the same bag

[@PrepperPotpourri]

I love the bag too

[@Jakelol1980]

Great video but the bag seams a bit exaggerated for a GHB if you only got 12 miles to your home? Dont get me wrong i really enjoyed the video. Im putting together a GHB or more of a Get to safety bag. What do you think of my bag? I have included: OD Messenger bag Ultralight tarp (about 10oz) Ultralight (14oz) and warm sleeping bag (3 season bag) Ultralight (11oz) sleeping mat Ultralight (14oz) gas stove, Primus Eta Express incl gas and pot. Lighter and Firesteel 4 bags of freeze dried food plus 2 liters of water Headlamp and handheald lamp Aspirin and first aid Victorinox Spirit multi tool Microtech Halo V automatic knife (for defence and as a tool) All in all its about 8 pounds heavy and all the stuf is extremley small packed to save space and is also extremley light but it did cost me a bit of $$$ Once again dont get me wrong i really enjoyed the video and you made me add aspirin :)

[@PrepperPotpourri]

Jakelol1980 I keep the GHB in my car most of the time. It would also be helpful if I had problems while visiting my daughter (75 miles away) for instance. Your ultralight additions are great. Do you also use them for camping? i would love a bag weighing only 8lbs. Mine weighs 15 lbs.

[@Jakelol1980]

Prepper Potpourri I see 75 miles that explains why. Yes the Ultralight stuff is great and i do also use them for camping and they are great. The bag is a Western Mountaineering Highlite (go check it out its great but pricey) and the sleeping mat is a Thermarest NeoAir Trekker regular (also great but a bit pricey).I just love Ultralight stuff because you can walk for so much longer without being tired becuase of lack of weight ;)Before i put together a one week camping bag and that one only weight 20 pounds and that was with food for one week :PUltralight is the way to go but its expensive :(

[@carolinaprepper540]

Great Bag !!

[@ironpolux]

nice vid! How far can you carry that bag? . I rather have no stuff showing or hanging outside the bag

[@PrepperPotpourri]

+Iron Polux To be honest, not far. it is only a little over 15 lbs. but it feels much heavier after the first mile. If I had to walk more than a couple of miles, I would leave some of the non-essential stuff in my car or share it with my son or husband if they were in the car with me (I have empty sacks in the car). Of course, I am a wimp...

[@ironpolux]

Prepper Potpourri fatigue makes cowards of us all. But there you go, you already have a plan to deal whit xtra weight. Again i think is better not to have stuff hanging outside the back.Thx , bye!

[@youngprepper1340]

Like your vids you should make more thar very helpful

[@PrepperPotpourri]

Thanks for watching!

[@federicoamati9184]

Very smart

[@SchuylerBatdorf]

Would you happen to know if that's a UVMatlite Mini?

[@lalaprepper]

Love it :)

[@matthewblackwood4704]

Where did you find that little box your medicine tablets are in, where/how can I get one?

[@PrepperPotpourri]

I got the box from The Container Store over 10 years ago. I checked and they still have them available at www.containerstore.com/s/double-sided-pill-box/d?productId=10029772&q=pill%20box

[@beahaven]

Do you have an external battery pack for you phone in your EDC so you don't need one in this bag?

[@PrepperPotpourri]

I do have one in the car, but not in my EDC.

[@kimberlysmith2669]

prepper potpourri did you know salt can be used to stop bleeding

[@PrepperPotpourri]

I did not know that. I know sugar can also. Thanks for the tip.

[@g.s.republic1679]

What type of container are you using to store your hydrogen peroxide? Where did you get it from? Any assistance will be greatly appreciated.

[@PrepperPotpourri]

I bought it from County Comm a long time ago. It is suppose to be just about indestructible. They don't have the exact product I purchased but they do have these countycomm.com/collections/view-all-storage-products/products/tube-vaults

[@lawrenceagnew8104]

maybe miss it ,did you mention 550cord

[@PrepperPotpourri]

Yes, do but I actually prefer 350 tarred bank line and Kevlar cord. Both take up less space than 550 cord.

[@lawrenceagnew8104]

get yz wipes small and takes less space , a dab of water expands

[@PrepperPotpourri]

Good idea. Thanks for the suggestion.

[@bajaro5106]

I bought Hart EZ Towel. Comes in a package of 50 plus a tube that carries 10. Just add a few drops of water and unfold/unroll for a very sturdy 9x10 size wipe! Use wet or dry. Love 'em, highly recommend them for washing down the body and/or cleaning the ol' bum...They are light weight and can carry many without taking up much space or adding a lot of weight.

[@rainbowprepper3659]

I have the same knife and multitool :-)

[@PrepperPotpourri]

Great minds think alike :)

[@grumpyoldphart7325]

How much does the kit weighL

[@PrepperPotpourri]

15 lbs

[@elizabethmeyer9257]

Your Bob is very good

[@PrepperPotpourri]

Thank you

[@richgaulin4629]

you live twelve miles from work. it would only take 4 or 5 hours to walk. You have enough stuff to survive a week. lol.

[@PrepperPotpourri]

Exactly. Of course something could happen when I'm further from home. My daughter lives 75 miles away.

[@yogililly884]

late viewing.... 12 miles, most people can average 3 miles per hour walking.... time of day, terrain, weather, temperature can all have affect on you get home plans. Therefore would recommend planning a 24 hour bag broken into 3 sections of 1-3 hours, 4-12 hours, 12-24 hours. what would you need to cover each time frame.... first and foremost if planning on walking near or by roads is a light weight safety vest (joggers vest) day or night want to be seen not be a victim of an accident. If injuries prevent walking the vest may help in locating you if lying in heavy cover. Additional clothing of hat (type depends on season for shade or warmth), leather or mechanic gloves, sunglasses (sun off snow in winter or sun glare). I would add zip ties to close loose fitting clothes (pant legs) from various elements and bugs (ticks) walking in high grass as well as fasten items. believe hydrogen prox is sensitive to light, reducing effectness, may want to put in a dark bottle or put electric tape around clear bottle. very good ideals, especially liked bag identify markers, if needing help someone using your bag could easily find items needed to assist.

[@PrepperPotpourri]

+Yogi Lilly The safety vest is a good idea. I really get irritated when I see someone dressed completely in dark colors walking along side a road at night.

[@jeffswartout4924]

Good video....but....too many people attempt to keep too much stuff with them all the time. You, I feel, have more than needed (of course I have no idea where you live or what type terrain you have to travel in - I am 20-25 miles through urban-suburban environment work to home and have 1/2 what you do and feel I have too much), but at least you have right mindset keeping small, close to body waist belt, and the items you did over do, I think, on are all usable and small. Things change, seasons, options, goals, etc., and most people spend 85% of their waking lives at the same place (work) and main priority should be get home FIRST....heck you may find situation demands bugging IN and not OUT....so why keep long term survival gear bag with cooking gear, snares, fishing gear, etc (really? in emergency you are going to waste a full day fishing, to catch what...bait and then clean, cook and eat it on a stove heated by what amounts to a candle when you could have been home in that time?). A fanny pack is excellent idea....I employ a web-belt load bearing assembly with shoulder straps because if bugging out when I get home, I can leave belt on and just grab backpack....everything in 3 6x4x2 pouches around waist so it can be covered discretely with light jacket or certainly heavy jacket and out of scrutiny.....same theory for your fanny pack. All one needs is basics to last 24 hours with one goal...don't stop until reach destination...HOME where REAL gear is. Power bars, jerky or trail mix and water with good filter straw will keep you going well over 72 hours and if you are not home by then....well hopefully you chose a gun and not pepper spray because it is now bad enough you may have to fight for survival. If water is in heat-able metal bottle all the better as coffee, tea, powdered soup can be comforting and heated with makeshift fire so stoves and cooking gear just confuses me. Here is all you need. Choice of defense (me, handgun w/ ammo, to each their own), knife (1 fixed, 1 folding), multi-tool, lighter/matches/spark (keep 2 kinds fire and wet tinder or petroleum jelly infused dryer lint), candle or light stick, 1 liter water in metal bottle, filter straw, power bars jerky (personal choice), flashlight (preferably hands free), cordage, bandana, hat, gloves, poncho, small medical kit, roll quarters and cash, small radio w/ ear buds (I prefer HH HAMM so access to NOAA, radio stations, eavesdrop conversations and call out - Baofeng on ebay 50.00), but they make solar/crank AM/FM/NOAA radio that is about 3" square (I have one) that is also good...just no ability call out on it. Cell phone, batteries for any gear that needs them as back up. I also have a small solar charger that is 6x8 inches unfolded and half that zippered closed that can be worn on back while walking, note pad & pencil. (that is all) I have this all on web belt at half the weight of yours that I keep in my truck with hiking boots w/ spare sox and jacket that changes with seasons - 24/7 and exact same set up (gun rotates) in a canvas messenger bag in my motorcycle saddle bags....and it is just over 8 lbs. Ounces equal pounds and pounds equal pain....and you KNOW chances high you will be required to RUN at some point. Your video is good comparably, I see these videos that make me wonder what drugs people are on to think of all the "stuff/junk" they feel they need (usually men - so cool to see woman with more brains than most men....yeah, I know that is prolly rule and not exception =o). Goal is look as lost and confused and unprepared as everyone else....look like commando on recon and you will draw nothing but trouble.

[@PrepperPotpourri]

Jeff Swartout I agree. I would wear my EDC vest and lighten my bag to only essentials if it was a long hike. Often I have others in my car and I would probably share the load.

[@dennislane4972]

U might have a harder time to get home , then you think , just a suggestion ,you probably already do but have you ever watched survival Lilly. I'm just geussing but it seems you're at least to tough to just lay down and die , a carona hand saw , or silky saw . A Shrade Mechety. Is the best budget Mechety. Walmart. 11 doler solar tarp . Preaty big. Did you know you can eat different iner liner on different trees , and can get actually true clean water. Preaty simple . Oh and you can get. A much better ferro Rod 5 inch big ferro rods . Cheap. Very cheap. And. Check out those small flashlights with recharge able battery you can't beet some of them hmmm 11 dolers amazeing , the recharge battery last for ever. . There military grade. Ok . Have a blessed day . Oh my name is Dennis Lane . Lol hope you like some of this . Cold steel knifes excetra there grate for budget yet Amazeing prices .

[@PrepperPotpourri]

Good suggestions. If you see my vehicle kits you'll see that I include an axe and saw. Love Survival Lilly's channel.

[@COXXik]

woman ? ;]...greatings from Poland ..mam :D

[@PrepperPotpourri]

+COXXik Thanks for watching my video :)

[@COXXik]

+Prepper Potpourri my pleasure :)

[@lawrenceagnew8104]

shemagh,

[@PrepperPotpourri]

There is one shown in the video. It is in the large zippered bag in the back.