SHTF Bug out bag hunting,fishing,trapping tools small light reliable

Tools for getting meat in a survival situation bug out inch bag, hunting fishing trapping protection in a SHTF in a small light weight package

[@wardaddy9910]

My father is country and my mother is city slicker. When my parents got divorced and we went to fist my father on the weekends... for entertainment he wheeled a bicycle into the middle of the front yard. My brother and I learned how to rope the bicycle seat. I got good enough where I would tell him to run past me and I would rope his feet. It looks like you throw the Bolo the same way. My father was a boozer but he did teach me some valuable skills while he was around, which I am thankful for. I am more of an outdoor person than my brother is so I am not so sure he remembers very much of what we were taught.

[@JayhooOutdoors]

It’s good skills to have even if you never need them. Any time outdoors was not wasted 😁

[@spiritualprepper3896]

Earned a subscriber first unique kit i seen since the 10cs 😂

[@JayhooOutdoors]

😁😁😁

[@BillGriffin77]

Bic lighter never hurt, gotta cook that meat somehow

[@JayhooOutdoors]

Absolutely and flint and steel or Pharo rod as well for the long term. But a bic is simpl and sure thing

[@roncochran7650]

Food procurement bag. I like those figure four traps. My only suggestion is to add a small folding knife. Bolos with nuts are a great idea too.

[@JayhooOutdoors]

That is a great suggestion 👍 will have to

[@JayhooOutdoors]

Yeah the DF4 traps are handy you can make them but so light weight and nice to have just ready to set up with out messing a round

[@codifrancis2565]

Or you could carry a gun 😂

[@JayhooOutdoors]

You can as well and bows but my question it if you had to go live in the woods how many rounds of ammunition are you going to need to get threw and how well would you location on the down low. I love firearms and they have their place but I’m not wasting ammunition on squirrels 🐿️ and rabbits 🐇 if I’m in a long term survival situation