Haha 🤣 I actually had to cut and wash my hand. I ate the jolly rancher and it was pretty much mush I would vacuum seal or put that candy in its own bag. This was a cool little kit though I have not seen one for sale for a while.
@@whitetailsurvival2430 I've added it to several kits I've built for people. Someone gave me a bunch of bear Grylls little manuals. I'd tell the customer this is not the best but I'm adding it at no charge.
Yea it’s not bad I’ve had some of these for 6 months to a year now and the only rough thing was the jolly rancher. It’s a good supplemental kit to get you through a rough night.
Absolutely I put one of them in my own LDK kit I add a regular birthday candle and a trick one! Thanks for the comment and view I really appreciate it!!
Ok before anyone calls this junk blah blah, This is a side type kit to your regular kit, Meaning it isn't going to be a main kit, A side kit is literally a last ditch thing
Yea you’re right for sure! This is a supplemental kit or a last ditch kit. I would much rather have this than nothing at all. With the right skill set these kits could keep you alive overnight. It’s not designed for a month but it would get you through a bad situation lost on a hike or hunt if it’s the only thing on your body. I have even used a kit like this one time when I was hiking and came across a slow running creek. I stopped and took the fishing kit out and made a hobo rod and tried to catch fish. It’s cool to test the stuff out also!
I think I would make it for a night with it. As long as the kit can help me build a shelter and fire I can make it a night for sure. Your mileage may vary but these kits are a tad bit farther than an overnight kit. I find it interesting to see what company’s put in these things. It may give people some ideas on what to put in their own kits
I agree I would rather have a small Swiss Army knife than the blades even something like a Gerber paraframe knife would be better than just a razor blade
Yes it’s definitely not for everyone. I have found out so far with this channel that some people hate these kits and would rather carry nothing at all than have one of these kits with them and then others love to carry them and add plus modify them
@@whitetailsurvival2430 I like the bcb kits along with a small snare kits and fishing kits I also carry a ppmg catapult and spare band set with 100 9.5mm steal shot and little Swiss knife
@@philcann4672 yea they are good little kits. I like using. A slingshot they are fun to shoot and practice with that’s a nice addition. You can never go wrong with a Swiss Army knife they are so useful and you can basically find one with any toolset you want!
I think the alchohol pad is for cleaning the Jolly Rancher off of all the rest of the gear.
Haha 🤣 I actually had to cut and wash my hand. I ate the jolly rancher and it was pretty much mush I would vacuum seal or put that candy in its own bag. This was a cool little kit though I have not seen one for sale for a while.
Their little survival guide is pretty nice.
I think I might pick it up just to have it everyone says the tiny guide is awesome
@@whitetailsurvival2430 I've added it to several kits I've built for people. Someone gave me a bunch of bear Grylls little manuals. I'd tell the customer this is not the best but I'm adding it at no charge.
Thought the candle was a blunt. That would be a nice kit
Yea it’s not bad I’ve had some of these for 6 months to a year now and the only rough thing was the jolly rancher. It’s a good supplemental kit to get you through a rough night.
Kitbash one in there lol
A trick birthday candle is small and windproof.
Absolutely I put one of them in my own LDK kit I add a regular birthday candle and a trick one! Thanks for the comment and view I really appreciate it!!
Ok before anyone calls this junk blah blah, This is a side type kit to your regular kit, Meaning it isn't going to be a main kit, A side kit is literally a last ditch thing
Yea you’re right for sure! This is a supplemental kit or a last ditch kit. I would much rather have this than nothing at all. With the right skill set these kits could keep you alive overnight. It’s not designed for a month but it would get you through a bad situation lost on a hike or hunt if it’s the only thing on your body. I have even used a kit like this one time when I was hiking and came across a slow running creek. I stopped and took the fishing kit out and made a hobo rod and tried to catch fish. It’s cool to test the stuff out also!
Un impressive, at least it did not have that silly credit card gadget and that stupid wire saw!
I think I would make it for a night with it. As long as the kit can help me build a shelter and fire I can make it a night for sure. Your mileage may vary but these kits are a tad bit farther than an overnight kit. I find it interesting to see what company’s put in these things. It may give people some ideas on what to put in their own kits
Never liked having a razor blade small jnife better
I agree I would rather have a small Swiss Army knife than the blades even something like a Gerber paraframe knife would be better than just a razor blade
Not my cuppa tea
Yes it’s definitely not for everyone. I have found out so far with this channel that some people hate these kits and would rather carry nothing at all than have one of these kits with them and then others love to carry them and add plus modify them
@@whitetailsurvival2430 I like the bcb kits along with a small snare kits and fishing kits I also carry a ppmg catapult and spare band set with 100 9.5mm steal shot and little Swiss knife
@@philcann4672 yea they are good little kits. I like using. A slingshot they are fun to shoot and practice with that’s a nice addition. You can never go wrong with a Swiss Army knife they are so useful and you can basically find one with any toolset you want!
Literally garbage
Its content to me bud. Without this I don’t have a video