Military Perimeter Security Survival Kit & Techniques

When working in a contested environment you need to consider how you will secure your perimeter. In this video, we'll put into place principles, techniques, and tactics that you can employ whether you're camping in the back country, security your home or ranch, or working in a bug out scenario.
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[@johnburgin7478]

Looked at these a few years ago . Figured I’d get myself in legal trouble. Probably about to be past worrying about that . Thanks for the info. Happy Father’s Day

[@STOKERMATIC]

Right!?!

[@anthonygasiorowski6868]

Great information. 😊 Father's Day!

[@STOKERMATIC]

Thanks brother!

[@billshuttleworth3749]

Excellent instruction as usual 👍

[@parallaxical3067]

Thank you again Top. Keep em comin.

[@ericdee6802]

Is that pack your toting a MLBE?.. Excellent video, great advice Stokerman, I've seen those trip wire devices, pretty frigen cool!!

[@STOKERMATIC]

It’s a Kifaru pack.

[@ericdee6802]

@@STOKERMATIC Never heard of it, looks nice.

[@Stoney_AKA_James]

As always good information Bill

[@crazynok5511]

My old man showed me years ago how to make them from mouse traps and wood.

[@STOKERMATIC]

Indeed!

[@Stoney_AKA_James]

Yep

[@girlinawolfhoodiewolf2426]

Awesome video 😻

[@AntiFederalist58]

FRONT TOWARD ENEMY

[@STOKERMATIC]

Indeed!

[@mikec.8556]

A lil late but Happy Father’s Day 🍺🍺

[@STOKERMATIC]

Thanks amigo!

[@snappers_antique_firearms]

Good old white phosphorus

[@joefennell7535]

“Willy Pete “ is what comes out of the south end of a north bound marine after she’s eaten a meal of beans,jalapeño and spoiled cottage cheese. It burns long time.

[@STOKERMATIC]

😂🤣😂

[@cankeco]

whtphos

[@hammerhound168]

Willy Pete - White phosphorous, (I have used M-202 launcher). WP is an incendiary that can melt metal. I have heard, but not confirmed that it is now outlawed. ? Because of the extreme damage it does to human flesh. Dollar store mouse traps 4 to 6 per dollar, home improvement store get some nail set cartridges. Looks like .22 blanks. If you cannot figure the rest out, do not mess with it. you just blow you fingers off. These devise are dangerous and tricky. and probably illegal in some states. I like braided fish line, but not monofilament ( it even comes in camo).

[@STOKERMATIC]

👊

[@donwest600]

If your really cheap there is still the old can and rocks, or chem sticks on a spring pole.

[@zefsurvival7962]

White Phosphorus "willy peat" the smell of freedom 😀

[@STOKERMATIC]

🇺🇸 hell yes!

[@GruntProof]

Awesome man! Remember OACOK?

[@STOKERMATIC]

Indeed!

[@minisynthcollective7822]

Enjoyed that. We have 209 primers here in UK. The fifth ops are the best for Saluting blanks.

[@davesanders9203]

A[[ great stuff. I prefer the "electronic" type that only alerts ME! BUTTTTTTT, I DO have similar devices should the batteries go dead.

[@eagleeyex2939]

1st From Pakistan

[@STOKERMATIC]

👍🏻

[@stamm2366]

Hey Mann, that is cool gear, thank you for charing. In Germany I dont think we can buy them. But I found a cheep way around it, Lady Alarm ; ) , it only makes nois, but the good thing is, it does not stop doing thees. So , if someone trips the wire and that thing goes of and that somone wants to shut that thing down, he can be guidet into a secound trap , somthing Vietnam style or so, a simple foot trap but very efectiv. So that is somthing I have with me, 3 Lady Alarms some rope and the E- Tool .

[@brandyhouston2105]

Good example, good lesson.. Couple months ago when the cougar came into the Hammock Camp smell the dog or Me farting Lol 😎 ... I do believe crime and criminal activities will be our number 1 threat as time goes on. Cheers, X3

[@andrewheynig2721]

Should be able to bore a hole in a tree limb. Then put shot gun shell into hole and make a spring branch with a nail. That when tripped will hit primer. Nothing to worry about coming back for.

[@louiemorris9598]

Good video. Just remember to set up hide, in the worst terrain you can find. People are lazy. They will go on the path of least resistance. And most animals stick to trails. So stay off of them.

[@STOKERMATIC]

Too true Louie!

[@charlesmckinney]

Willie Pete was what we used to call white phosphorus. Nasty stuff. Very hard to put out. Had to smother the stuff.

[@jamesparker6383]

willie pete aka white phosphorus. Flash bangs would be nice . lol

[@PreparedAegean]

Clear fishing line and sheep/goat bells.

[@robertweldon7909]

WP (Willie Peter) = White Phosphorus. Every AO know that. My dad was wounded by a WP grenade in WW2. Nasty, nasty stuff. Navy used the stuff in parachute flares, as I remember. ;-)

[@STOKERMATIC]

Indeed! Hate to hear your dad getting hit. It’s nasty! We use it to destroy our equipment too.

[@johnnyrebel5458]

Willie Pete smoke grenade canister?? (Phosphorus/incendiary) an old tunnel rat I used to hangout with told me about these years ago. Took me a second to remember when I saw it.

[@richardstyron5716]

I need some of them to go with my bear traps!!! For home defense. Thanks Great video

[@STOKERMATIC]

Great stuff!

[@randybrown140]

Thank You, didn't know about this kit. It made my A list 👍

[@STOKERMATIC]

Great stuff!

[@ericconner9971]

Always concise and timely. Thank you sir

[@theidahotraveler]

Willie Pete white phosphorus

[@tstrongarm77]

So avoid using fishing line?

[@invisiblelightsaber6013]

I think 50lb test would be fine personally but who am I

[@davidpeck7455]

Avoid monofilament. Use black or green braided fishing line.

[@binder946]

What about bears 🐻??

[@thatsthewayitgoes9]

Thank you

[@robertevans8126]

sharing

[@bushpig8109]

No fishing line? How about braid?

[@STOKERMATIC]

Never tried it.

[@garyjohnson4608]

I'm a fan of trip wires, lots of them. Add as many obstacles as I can for intruders to have to climb over or thru with the intent of slowing them down.

[@STOKERMATIC]

Indeed!

[@elric68]

Digging the new logo in the opening Top! Trip alarms are a force multiplier for the little extra “heads up” on “something” breaching the establishment perimeter… seconds count and having that 5-10 seconds lead can decide the outcome in one’s favor! Keep up the Fire!

[@STOKERMATIC]

Thanks man! I dig it!

[@jameschancey251]

Aw hell, that sausage and rice looks good.

[@STOKERMATIC]

Hehehe - it was!

[@brad6054]

Nice. Keep them coming

[@fsu1186]

Great vid. Why avoid fishing line?

[@STOKERMATIC]

It stretches too much.

[@MtnManLucas]

Try Florist Wire. It is green steel and usually comes in a 100’ spool.

[@RavenRedwood]

These seem like awfully nice pieces of equipment to leave behind as soon as they are activated... I use the cheap electric siren alarms for this reason. Plus they will sound until deactivated or run out of battery so it's easy to hear which direction and how far you are moving away from it even at night. If necessary, a hand grenade in a tin can also makes for an effective perimeter alarm.

[@johndearman7985]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge

[@STOKERMATIC]

👊

[@scottjohndonlan]

White Phosphorus of course.

[@STOKERMATIC]

🥃

[@jenniferbauman4802]

Good video. Knowing if someone or something is in your area is a good idea. I guess I'm old school. A couple of cans and rocks with trip line. Is not as loud. Mostly free . remember it goes off now you know. And know they know. Oh shit moment. It's a double edge sword. Good video. God bless. From Glenn CATT in Massachusetts.

[@STOKERMATIC]

Too true!

[@paulzimmerman3895]

Great info. Thank you sir.

[@STOKERMATIC]

Yes sir!

[@improvisedsurvival5967]

I just make them with clothes pins and battery with a salute. They work good. Either way ya want to know who’s coming well in advance

[@STOKERMATIC]

There you go!

[@mikelgeren149]

See your dog made think about Rin Tin Tin . 👍 I built alarms built using 5.56 nato . Pull the bullet , dump most of the powder , and seal the neck . It was what I thought would be most available . It good to use a verity of alarms . 👍👍👍👍👍

[@STOKERMATIC]

Outstanding!

[@Desertrat2213]

Got to ask, where the hell did you find that WP canister at? Been looking for something about that size for my kit. The smallest I can find is a 81mm mortar tube. Great video.

[@STOKERMATIC]

😂 I’ve had it since the 90s when I was in the Corps. Don’t recall how I acquired it…used it as my weapons cleaning kit for years.

[@Patriot-American]

Willie Peter - P4. If a person is handy, you can make improvised security devises from items you might have around the home. Great content...

[@STOKERMATIC]

🇺🇸👊

[@gjnezat]

Thanks!

[@joefennell7535]

But seriously,another great one Top. Ever see the hack on using rat traps?

[@STOKERMATIC]

Yup!

[@watertrena]

Happy Father’s Day Stoker!

[@STOKERMATIC]

Thanks brother!

[@victorbell1378]

Always enjoy the lesson/refresher ...thanks

[@STOKERMATIC]

Victor! Hope all is well brother.

[@dennisseverns4014]

Used to have a couple of those smoke and or Willy peter containers, used one for a fishing kit for years. Think they got lost in one of the moves over the years.

[@STOKERMATIC]

Yeah, I’ve had this one since the 90s - used to use it as my weapons cleaning kit.

[@dennisseverns4014]

@@STOKERMATIC I found the two I had while hiking around on Fort Bragg, late 80s or early 90s. Amazing what you can find out on some of the training ranges. I have found C-Ration cans that were 30-40 years old and the food inside was still good, found a fired LAW once and even started digging up a buried WW2 era jeep while digging a fighting position on one training exercise.

[@jordanwilson383]

🥂 great channel!

[@STOKERMATIC]

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