My Scavenger Bag For SHTF (One Man's Trash is Another Man's Treasure)

[@Honk21]

Great video brother! Nice selection of tools.

[@derealovesurvival7549]

A well thought out kit thanks for sharing at

[@offtargetsurvivalandpreppi5283]

@@derealovesurvival7549 no worries mate glad you enjoyed the kit an video pal.

[@justadxde2225]

Excellent watch, I always enjoy seeing what others prepare for! A few thing I would recommend, a space blanket for extreme temperatures. Something similar to a hiking kit, definitely items like a compass with mirror, physical local and surrounding area maps (+ knowledge on how to utilize them) and a topical medicinal cream for minor scrapes. Infection of a minor injury can be a serious killer in a serious situation!

[@offtargetsurvivalandpreppi5283]

@@justadxde2225 Glad you enjoyed the video pal an yhe I carry all of that except the blanket in the green pouch mate here's a link to the video if you wanna see wats in my admin pouch. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pH6xi4GsYrRqqpYsi=rtFU6NmJrgWzi_Xn

[@James-ke5sx]

Good stuff. I'm in Canada and unlike most people I have no intention of bugging out into the wilderness. Especially since I'm 75 years old and that would be very difficult . Half the year it's freezing cold and unless you are an extreme expert you're going to perish. Just like you I like to keep myself prepared for emergencies however I want to stay Within the population and just move to a different town city or province find somewhere else to start life over again if the place where I am living is no longer habitable

[@offtargetsurvivalandpreppi5283]

Oh yhe I plan to stay in my home to last possible second bugging out is in my opinion something to always be ready an a preperd as best you can but I I'll always have more supplies at home.

[@feralyamyam]

Great video, if I may share some thoughts for your consideration. Those head torches are great for the price £4 Homebargains cob, I've used for bushcraft and camping for years and both my daughter's used for their DoE bronze, silver and gold. Mid-sized round/hex prybar, your small bolt cutter and some homemade shims (easy to learn and use for bypassing padlocks) would save weight over flat bar, small bar, hammer and big bolt cutters. The flat bars are more nail pullers and for prying floorboards. Either Hultafors Heavy Duty (£10) or Bahco Wrecking knife (£10-20) both bombproof and can be used for prying. Those yellow bags are generally used for contaminated waste (human bodily fluids etc). Add some water incase you get stuck somewhere having to wait for a threat to pass. Eye protection? Please don't take my thoughts as criticism, you've obviously put thought into your bag and like I said before Great Video.

[@offtargetsurvivalandpreppi5283]

Glad you enjoyed man an thanks for the feedback definitely will be implementing into my kits and plans.