Stealth Camping in a Tunnel- Urban Survival- SHTF Prepping

[@BrianRRenfro]

The water key is a "silcock key" and they also make a version that is used for opening electrical panels which can actually come in really handy.

[@graymann7762]

You have a link for that? Thanks in advance.

[@NonyaDamnbusiness]

I keep one of those in my BOB as well as my possibles bag when out and about just in case. Useful for when you want to use a Sawyer filter system to fill up water bottles or bladders in the suburban wastelands.

[@QuantumMechanic_88]

@@graymann7762 You can get it at home improvement stores like Lowes . Get the 4 way key online.

[@charlies_world5733]

What’s the electric box key?

[@poolchuck66]

Have one in my BOB. A must have for urban survival.

[@thomasnelson8340]

With the possibility of intruders during the night, I would have kept my trusty boots on my feet. You never know in an urban setting if you may have to jump up and flee, in an instant, or fight off invaders. Having a good escape route is a good plan also. The ants were a nuisance. People or wild animals can be life-threatening in wrong circumstances. Glad to see you still are putting up great videos!

[@JunkyardFox]

definitely good ideas, will think of these things next time i do a stalth camp vid.

[@adammcguinness9950]

That’s what big knives are for.😉 The torches being made these days are great for self defence too.

[@tc808]

God told me to tell you@@JunkyardFox the next time you get ants in your cup, walk a few paces from your camp, and tap the cup on the heel of your boot. They fall out. They are not T-Rexes or honey badgers they are ants. I apologize for the sarcasm but it seems to work. God bless you.

[@wwvette]

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[@isaacambriz4278]

you should do this more often. I enjoy these kinds of videos also. keep up the great work

[@JunkyardFox]

Thanks, will do!

[@nicoleandjoshbaldwin4228]

Yes please do!

[@REZrblde]

Hats off to you brother! This is not something i am brave enough to do. Just the anxiety and worry about stolen stuff would keep me awake the whole night,not to mention the bugs and crawlies.

[@joesoutdoorplaces]

It’s hard to believe there was no foot traffic the entire time you were there. I deemed this site unsafe. I was proved wrong. Those appeared to be fire ants. I had to bring a coworker to the ER for multiple stings that occurred while he was sleeping. Interesting stealth video.

[@khamen723]

I’ve kept a silcox key in all my bags for years. They’ve come in handy several times, too.

[@elcuervonegro]

Those are some smooth jams. Probably one of my favorites for this year.

[@natesalinas3508]

This is why testing your bug out bags and gear is important. Testing them in different settings so you can find out what you need and what does and doesn't work.

[@vincentwesley6343]

Great video as always James, very informative and I learned some things that I hadn't considered that I'll have to try and plan for and try and remedy... Like namely the ant situation when doing urban camping, glad to see people such as yourself that will do real world testing of these scenarios to show all the obstacles that one might actually face, as most people I think have this idea that it'll be just as easy as they make it look on TV and in the movies.

[@JunkyardFox]

thats very true. so many folks focus on gear and not enough on practicing. its only when we go out and try it, do we learn our msitakes and better prepare for that the next time

[@IrishZombieNation]

Excellent! Glad to see some of the Junkyard aspect coming back into play. Great video.

[@JunkyardFox]

was overdue to get abck to the urnban stuff. may be filming another one of these later today

[@vandwellerhobojoekel5864]

I agree with bandito, I would love to see a new coffee percolator vid, especially made on a campfire

[@JoelskiSlick1]

Great video James! These urban scenarios are awesome and obviously present their own unique obstacles. One thing to consider, should you encounter it again, preheat the container with the ants on them. They’ll either quickly get off or roast. You can then either discard or leave in as added seasoning lol. Keep up the great work!🙌🏽

[@simonh6371]

Yep it's added protein plus I believe the acid in their thorax has vitamin C.

[@JunkyardFox]

yeah i should have done that, cant believe i let them influence me so easily, knowing well the other canteen was prone to fall.

[@zacwhite1368]

Omg those Gerbers!!we got em issued to us when we first got to Germany 09 in the army and a buddy of mine, he wasn’t too bright sliced his finger to the bone on the blade messing with it. I sure I still have mine somewhere. It’s one of Wolverine’s claws I have to say lol.

[@ruvieramos1127]

Hi I’m a new subscriber,I love gear and camping, I like seeing people that love what I love , keep up with the camping world

[@robertofoster2009]

Hey brother, another great stealth camping video! 👍👍👍 I carry a small flat 6" round piece of aluminum to set the military canteen cup on the gas cook stove with my kit. Now it don't fall over or off the gas stove anymore! God bless you and Keep up the good work! I did a stealth night camp by the old railroad in wildwood Fl a few weeks ago with my camo drop tarp. It rained hard and cooled off the jungle heat for a while! 98 degrees with high 90+% humidity today with a 114 heat index is scorching down here! Texas is dry heat and you don't realize your dehydrated but here your clothes gets soaked with sweat and you definitely need bug spray or fire smoke to get rid of bugs. I got my sawyer mini water filter and always carry two 32oz stainless steel water bottles with cup kits full of potable water! I always carry a couple backup 20oz zeperhills water bottles as well! In this heat you need lots of water! I walked trough the woods after work today from the cabin projects I am working on and found a clean freshwater pond and filled up all my water bottles! The water here is sweet water awesomeness and tasty great compared to Texas water! Monday I am going to a big fleamarket in Webster Fl looking for gear, tools and deals in memory of my fathers favorite flea market! Me and my three brothers are going there for a all day long day off good time! Anything you need they usually find at a good price!

[@ultrasynthetic]

Nice to see the Chuco Town underbelly down beneath the spaghetti bowl! Very interesting urban exploration.

[@jericho379]

These urban videos are awesome 👏 keep ‘em coming

[@TheMudwatcher]

Loved your video, as usual, very real and straight. My part of the world has lots more water, shade and lower temps - Aotearoa/New Zealand. I too would keep my shoes on because of people. Infestations are not easily dealt with overnight, maybe a small camp fire would have worked, but always raises the profile.

[@braunwm]

Thanks for doing this video! Great editing and topic as always. My thoughts as I watched it: In a true 'bug-out' situation it wouldn't matter, but hopefully the multi-tool didn't damage the spigot stem. I'm thinking in addition to a silcock, a typical spigot handle/wheel might not be a bad item for a bugout bag as well. From a security standpoint, it's probably best to minimize the light usage and any noise as much as possible to avoid drawing attention. I'm sure you did this, and only had the light on for filming, but a good thing for folks to think about. This brings up a good point about ants and creepy crawlies in the urban situation. Something to noodle on - how to prescreen an area for ants, how to deter/block them, as well as scorpions, cockroaches, etc. All of this is just my ramblings, time for me to quit typing and get out there and start doing some of this myself.

[@thorin693]

braunwm I can't remember the chemical but there is one that you can treat your gear with, it is supposed to keep all bugs off your gear.

[@JunkyardFox]

thsi definitley was a learning experience and ill be better prepared next tiem. and yeah, i normally wouldnt have several bright lights on in this situation but filming requires it. planning my next stealth adventure soon.

[@leighfletcher7561]

I just want to say, very well done, great video, most other people probably would have packed it in and gone home but you stuck with it, great example on being prepared for the right situation and having redundancies, it is a shame about the food, it looked really good, glad you didn't let it get you down

[@JunkyardFox]

its all about practicing and learning form the experience, to be better prepared the next time. thank you for joining me

[@Wingman115]

Great grey man video. Blending in and going unnoticed is the key. Well done.

[@JunkyardFox]

Much appreciated! Thanks for joining me Jon!

[@canadafree2087]

The Pocket Rocket is a very good stove but more of a bug out tool than a homeless tool. Would be good to see more use of fire in urban areas and how to hide it. most homeless don't own much gear like a wood stove but such stoves can be made from tin cans too and burn only twigs and small wood, not logs like a bonfire. Great tip on canteen cups, I gave them up years ago but they are attractive, this will always be in mind when I pack a pot for a gas stove. I just picked up a 1 L pot with bail handle for stoves and campfires. This video could be part of a series, with maybe follow up videos being interviews with homeless people around the survival skills they use.

[@mikesmith1679]

Great video! In my area a place like that would be a small homeless town. Wish I could safely do that.

[@LongRider47]

You mentioned no cutting board. I have a solution to that in all my packs and bags. It’s multipurpose too.Walmart sells a multipack of super thin plastic cutting boards for three or four bucks. I trim them to fit in the pack or bag nearest my body. This helps with hard objects rubbing or poking. It also can be used as a dry seat or kneeling pad. You can fan a fire. It can be a windscreen for a stove. Of course it’s still a cutting board for food prep. Cheap enough to replace as needed and weighs nothing and takes next to no space.

[@JunkyardFox]

great idea, ive seen those before but never got one, definitely gotta go buy one for next time. appreciate the suggestion

[@LTsAdventure]

Dollar tree has them also 2 for1.25

[@nevillesavage2012]

That camping place was cool. Reminded me of a Celtic Burial Mound from the outside

[@mikeschannel2024]

Great video and a nice change of pace!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@MAGUA112]

My favorite video. Opens up a discussion of realities in the outdoors. Great stuff.

[@JunkyardFox]

thank you for watching

[@DannyRiskit]

Great adventure! I've been waiting for this! And those dang ol' ants!

[@behindthemountains]

Great job on the video James, love the location. Those ants are a terrible annoyance, can't stand them. That lightning was super cool, glad you had a nice time. Glad you reminded me on the water key, had forgotten about mine. Cheers my friend ☺️

[@loneranger4113]

JYF; thank you first of all. It is not easy to film and edit these type of videos. Very good job showing the good and the bad, thanks for sharing. I am also blessed to live and play in Texas . Getting to camp and traveler Texas and the central and southwest US. The west and south areas of Texas are still my favorite lands to travel and camp. I enjoy your teachings and videos. Maybe someday our trails will cross at a nice camp. Thanks again.

[@JunkyardFox]

Glad you enjoyed it! definitley hoping to explore more of texas this year

[@frankrodriguez6546]

Great video. Thank you.

[@danielbrenton7365]

Hey James the gerber multitool is the mp600 basic I have 3 of them they are great tools for urban survival I pair mine with a bit kit also made by gerber and I would love to watch your review video on it

[@quinntheeskimooutdoors6234]

Interesting night in the urban Hobo camp with the ants. Thanks for showing us and take care.

[@outdoorsaddiction1085]

Dude this was different for sure, but cool as hell! You never know where you need to survive or bugout depending where you are at that moment. Awesome stuff man!

[@JunkyardFox]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@amiraa2875]

Why didn't you just wipe off the pot with a wet wipes to get rid of the ants...& how about always get extra food like Ramen soup in a cup all u need is to put boiling water

[@harvestblades]

Great video, but folks as someone who has been homeless & spent many a night sleeping on or roaming the streets often looking for trouble security is key. While a multitool is handy I don't cound even the best knives you can get on one as a a reall get work done knife, & if you need to defend yourself with one while itbis better than nothing it sure isn't a good folder & definitely not a fixed blade. Also we should all EDC a firearm & that goes doublynso in a scenario like this. If there is graffiti or trash someone has been there, possibly slept, copulated or got high there. While those encounters can go well or be uneventful they can also go really bad so be prepared for that.

[@longbow77032]

Great video brother. Malcolm needs to make a multi-carry cover for the 2/3 liter platy bag for an extra water resource. Based on the Vietnam issue Floatation Bladder and Canteen.

[@JunkyardFox]

interesting idea

[@jhunter213]

I enjoyed this one a change up from the norm.

[@rafaelm.4317]

Hey I knew I noticed the area. Im on the far east side of where you were at buddy. Nice to know there is a fellow prepper here. Stay safe out there my man.

[@mexicanbanditopatron7994]

Amigo, I noticed in one of your camping vids you were using a percolator coffee pot, could you do a vid showing how you make coffee in it? I love camp coffee, whether it's percolator coffee or straight cowboy cowboy coffee in a percolator pot, I'm sure others would love to see your method of making coffee in a percolator coffee pot too...

[@graymann7762]

I was hoping they wouldn't bother you but they did... Next time a can of raid would be a good idea!

[@JunkyardFox]

most defintely bringing a can next time

[@MesaOracle]

Depending on your preference and tolerance, there are several types of essential oils such as eucalyptus which most insects absolutely hate and avoid that you can use around your sleeping area outdoors. I have never had an ant problem that bad though so could not tell you it works on them 100% but it should. To borrow a phrase from my other favorite adventure channel, now we're camping with James. Time for a step 2.

[@JunkyardFox]

Hmm, ill have to look for something like that to ward off the ants

[@Wheeling88]

When you did the hidden woodsman bag urban, got me hooked on your channel..love these style is so underated.cemetarys are very peaceful places also.. stay safe tho & use the silcock key ,I always carry one.. Thanks for the video. 👍👍👍👍👍

[@seanbrondstetter2987]

That area looks like Albuquerque

[@danielbrenton7365]

That's what I was thinking

[@JunkyardFox]

its el paso texas

[@Kasofalltrades]

Thanks for another great video! You should try spraying a circle of bug spray on the ground around your area to keep the crawling bugs away.

[@cillaloves2fish688]

Nice urban stealth camp outing James! I don't like ants either, lil freeloaders! Too bad about ur dinner, but good attitude, teaching others how to "get over it" and move on. I remember buying a silcock key, but not sure where it is now... Do another stealth campout!!

[@graymann7762]

I love the stealth camping btw

[@magicworldbyjorg]

..cool video keep up the great content.. Thank you…

[@FulcrumMW]

Awesome video brother!! That really was an great view 🍻 never done anything like this

[@JunkyardFox]

glad you enjoyed it Matt! i may be filming a brand new adventure later today

[@randallminchew6780]

People stealth camp in the desert all around St. George Utah. The best part is, no misquotes.

[@leeculpepper8680]

Those face wipes are super nice to have on the trail

[@leeculpepper8680]

Hi not sure what I'm supposed to do Mr 🦊

[@JunkyardFox]

@@leeculpepper8680 this is spam. Don’t listen to it. I have already reported it

[@hiredgun7996]

Damn ants. 🐜. Good job James. Tough night but we appreciate the spills and all. The music was top notch.

[@mcaffee]

Enjoyed this one. Definitely a thrill to camp in the urban environment.

[@mexicanbanditopatron7994]

I love this video, amigo, I have often urban stealth camped in places like this. a tip about the ants, make room in you pack for a can of raid, and spray them where you are going to be to keep them in check. One thing tho, for your own safety, please do not have you lantern so bright after dark, it draws unwanted attention that you would not want and we do not want you to get hurt. This was a very good video, my friend, please make more videos like this...p.s. I love the view, no place like El Paso

[@sonjapeter6305]

Dangerous water Tunnel …. ???

[@ТУРИСТ-АВАНТЮРИСТ]

Great job man. I also recently started making videos about hiking and bushcraft and it's pretty good. Greetings from Belarus! ✌️

[@screwface6552]

Just ordered that garberg through your influencer page or whatever it's called thanks alot for the hears up have wanted one for a long time but was tough to pull the trigger at around $100. Thanks man you're the best

[@JunkyardFox]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@eddieorrantia5876]

More like this and you should set up perimeter alarms..love them videos

[@JunkyardFox]

Great idea, just gotta figure out how

[@tcranger85]

Thanks so much for doing this video. I bet you slept great when you got home. I kept thinking you were going to look up and see some character out of a Cormac McCarthy novel in that tunnel.

[@JunkyardFox]

Hahahaha defintley got a lot of Suttree vibes from this adventure

[@PMK7734]

Have you ever considered using a can lid with holes drilled into it as a base for the canteen cup? That may provide some stability and it wouldn't take up much space. Just a thought.

[@JunkyardFox]

thats an intersting idea, i may have to try that out

[@turner-vv7ph]

this idea a winner junkyard fox i hear you

[@larryhillman3813]

I enjoy videos on urban survival since many people may be confronted with an event requiring survival for a period in a city setting until they can get home or to safety. Thanks for your efforts.

[@JunkyardFox]

Glad you enjoy it! and very well said. most of us live in cities so planning for wilderness survival isnt that realistic. adventureds like this one help even more if something was to happen.

[@QTalksEDC]

Thank you for the shout out brotha, greatly appreciate it and glad you're enjoying the snake eater.

[@JunkyardFox]

Any time! thank you for the snake eater, i appreciate it!

[@tonyflores3859]

God i miss el paso :(

[@ravenoutdoors8623]

Very nice. I enjoyed this adventure. One of these every once in a while is a nice change. Thank you.

[@neiloler]

Taking a couple for the team! Thanks for the video, fun to watch. I always admire your attitude of keeping it real while keeping an eye on positivity.

[@JunkyardFox]

appreciate the kind words!

[@AYellowPepper]

Beeing more of a city boy than i like to admit. This is exactly my kind of jam! Population centers are full of Ressources. In any kind of "Survival" situation you want to get into a City every now and then to Scavage and Trade! Urban survival gear is such a funny dichotomy, on the outside you want to look like a nobody with nothing on you. But you are actually the most geared person in the town! But the gear you carry has to also be able to conceal you, wich is usually very suspicious if worn in public. Lots of planning ahead. I have a Camo Poncho and Camo Shemagh in my Grey, Nontactical City backpack. This gives me some cover while sleeping/hiding but once packed away no one would know i have gear on me! For Propper Search and Evasion LARP, its good to have a different Hat/Glasses/Shoes/Jacket/Pants with you to be able to change into a completely different look to get out of town.

[@bigjoe4705]

Hunker down! It seems you enjoy Steve W. too! I believe you don’t live too far from me! I live in the southeastern corner of NM! I work in Pecos, Odessa, Orla, Pyote and even the Carlsbad area! I own land in Timberon and am very interested in doing some stealth camping in our area!!

[@herbsmith6871]

Kind of a cool spot except for the ants, don't know that I would want to be there when it rains though. Very nice my friend 🤠

[@mdl852394]

Hope you at least went to L&J's afterwards haha... 👍

[@JunkyardFox]

hahahaah i was tempted! lol but i would have to wait a few hours for them to open, so i just went home

[@daneyer]

Good job

[@robertofloresjr3297]

I also enjoyed this kind of videos I live in picacho California but I am from El Paso Texas and it was nice to see the spaghetti bowl and the cemetery I've been to both of those places keep up the good work now

[@t0raneko]

"Hunker down", huh? I see what you did there.

[@youtubekeepscensoringme3357]

Looks fun

[@dwaynewladyka577]

That's really roughing it. It's unfortunate, but that is what many people in many North American cities do, because homelessness is an issue. Those ants were really pervasive. Cheers, James! ✌️

[@dwightsmith4641]

A one man tent like a copper spur Big Agnes would take care of mosquitoes and you could get rid of the tarp and weight would be same.

[@troyjenkins3886]

I wander if you could of used your bugspray as a little deterent around your campsite.Ants can be pretty determined but it may of helped.All in all very much enjoyed your afventure and thanks for sharing.👍

[@JunkyardFox]

That's a good idea! im honeslty kicking myself for not thinking of that

[@epbrewtus1]

I spent years in El Paso. I never thought about this kind of overnighting but looks cool. Thanks!!!

[@raulsolis5861]

Great video, make one with your EDC only

[@vyr01]

shoot happens in life - you do what you gotta do and move forward

[@sunsnakestone]

Thanks for doing the video. As much as I wilderness survival / bushcraft ; I think a get home situation is more probable for most if things get bad.

[@chakarataguon7929]

That looked miserable! Kudos to you sir. 👍

[@JunkyardFox]

Thanks 👍

[@salvadorramirez1511]

James great video, but that area near Concordia cemetery is very dangerous also that was an area where the night stalker used to live and hang out to go to the cemetery. Just FYI so you don't get in a predicament stay safe and keep up the great work.

[@MrGabrielJude]

Nice mini adventure, learned quite a bit for a single night camp vid, just by making it urban survival, which earned a sub from me. Looking forward to watching more back vids of your channel. Great job! Edit: It’s def nerve wracking with the area covered in graffiti, not knowing if it’s gang territory. Would you go into more tips during your scouting as to what made you confident it would be safe? Thank you

[@JunkyardFox]

Thanks for the sub!its all about scouting the area beforehand and hope for the best really

[@Michael-p7y5r]

❤Knice knife❤ a little thin though but knice

[@wishbonewashington6118]

Try the grill grate from a small toaster oven on top of your stove, it should be a little bit better for a canteen cup that shape. that kind of looks like a tunnel i hoboed in one time when in I was in El Paso, it is the most beautiful city in Texas, I think

[@edplug209]

Been following you for about a year James. Dope vids bro. Come bang out an adventure here in Cruces, the organ mountains have your name all over it.

[@JunkyardFox]

Awesome! i have several videos filmed there actually. our tuff posssum haversack review, our catch n cook bluegill, and camp cooking calabacitas all filmed there

[@danieljones2183]

Great video. A couple of tips for the next one. Don't do your cooking and eating near your bed, even small morsels can attract pests. Also think about setting up an alarm of some sort like a couple of cans tied together and stretched across the tunnel. Survival takes some planning. You can rummage through garbage to find useful items. Good luck bro. Tienes huevos.

[@JunkyardFox]

appreciate the input, ill defintely take these int oconsideration for my next stealth camp

[@josephdixon1827]

You have a Silcock key. Every backpack should have one, those ants can be a real pain in the @ss for sure. We have them and other creepy crawlers in Florida too. I thoroughly enjoyed your video. Be safe out there. Yes, I subscribed. One more thing, get a bug net tent with a floor. That will take care of the ants and other things and allow for a nice cross breeze.

[@JunkyardFox]

thats intersting, i may have to get one now that mosquito season is here

[@munchkin5674]

James, as a homeless person just recently drown that had been living in a dry canal, you might want to note that urban camping in canal areas, storm ponds and culverts can be a death trap if a quick, unexpected storm comes along. Plan ahead and have options. One more thing that might be considered. Being right here on the border where thousands are coming into our county daily, included those that do not want to be apprehended, don’t let your guard down.

[@JunkyardFox]

appreciate the wise words, my friend

[@dlonegunman]

That gerber multi tool is pretty decent. I carry it every day on my belt in the holster it comes with. Don’t use it that often but it’s there when needed. 🤠👍🏻

[@kokopelau6954]

I was down at Fort Bliss visiting my son last summer and I swear that overpass looks a lot like one in old El Paso

[@JunkyardFox]

It is El Paso, right by Concordia cemetery

[@kokopelau6954]

@@JunkyardFox Thanks, a lot of the areas you have filmed in looked familiar. Visiting him reminded me of how much I liked living in New Mexico as a teenager. Watching your vids helped too.

[@JamieKrause86]

I definitely would have been paranoid about intruders especially with all that graffiti glad you got some sleep sucks you spilled your dinner but what you gonna do.

[@kg4tri]

I live near that highway interchange . You are almost basically in my back yard.

[@dalemcmurray9708]

Always love your videos they’re excellent PS did you ever get a first aid kit? I see you got the water key now good job.

[@rickc4317]

Yep, ants love a good picnic. I believe wearing your summer hat instead of your cool weather one would be cooler for you....and light colored clothes, too, when it's sunny. I wore my Junkyard Fox "Go outside and get your boots dirty" T-shirt to a get together with my old college buddies. They all loved it.

[@JunkyardFox]

thanks for coming along Rick! im planning my next stealth camp adventure, i amy take the straw hat instead, unless theres rain in the forecast

[@BUZZKILLJRJR]

I been looking forward to this! I have the Gerber MP600 still today like in your video. Mine doesn't have the replaceable Wirecutter teeth tho.

[@AYellowPepper]

Everytime i watch you Guys, i get such strong Fallout New Vegas vibes! i love it :D Maybe you could do a video leaning into that a bit! imo, a bit of rollplay/LARP is an important part to enjoying bushcraft/survival for me!

[@JunkyardFox]

ive honeslty never played the fallout games so i have no idea about the story or characters etc

[@madtownangler]

Hopefully you had a big breakfast

[@johngaltman]

Nice urban camping episode... I know how the just taking your mind off it for just a second thing can happen... I recently started working at a hardware store, and I had my first can of paint come open in the paint mixing machine today because I got distracted and forgot to seal the lid on the can... What a mess...

[@snesleywipessqueegeeservices]

With rice-based dishes if you bring it to a fierce hot boil then lid it FIRMLY, (some thick foil helps with the seal) then take it of the heat and wrap it in warm gear (I use woolens, your blanket would be ideal, beanies work well too) then *leave it completely alone for 20 mins* , it will continue to cook perfectly. I call it a 'blanket hangi' and it works a damn treat let me tell ya!

[@La_Loca_Armada]

The tunnel reminds me of the tunnel from the page master. Yo i would be scared of junkies and gangsters so if i found a tunnel like that, i would set up a trip alarm