You Are Correct Again... At one point in my life I was a Freight Train Riding Hobo... The Stuff We Carry Was a Combination of Both ... Keep it Light, Compact and Simple. Water, Knife, Rope, Tape, Tarp...etc. Hobos live outside.. and stay on the move... We carry a kind of "Bugout Bag" ... with a few Extra Things.. Great Video.
Exactly right James. Bugout is not for a "living off the land" scenario. It's to sustain you as you travel out of the affected area to a safe location.
I think we used to make up RoN bags along side our gear. Rest over night bags for just Incase we didn’t make it back that night, so it kinda had everything you needed for another day out.
James Yeager you were talking about the difference in bugout and bushcraft on witch one get the axe in it. And I thought it funny first thing in the store was an axe under bugout
James, thank you for making these. I watched both long format videos and loved them. I really appreciate you showing warts and all on the equipment use and setup. It never fails, you have something new to try and you've read the instructions a dozen times and think you are good to go. You get to the woods and start setup only to find that that damn plastic clip is missing. If that happen during a crisis, it could make the difference between making out alive and the alternative. We practice weapons malfunctions, why not water filtration mishaps? Again, thank you!
Good video. I've done a lot of bushcrafting in my time. A LOT of bushcrafting, and I agree about the 'walking in to the forest and surviving' thing. There are people who could do that and probably survive long-term, but there's probably about 4 of those people in the entire world.
A bugout summed up IMHO is to remove yourself from a dangerous situation, a bugout bag should be in constant flux as you gather information and skills. One funny thing when I hear people talk about a bugout bag or get home bag etc, I ask them how much gas is in your car/truck/etc most of the time they either don't know or they stutter for a second as they think up a lie and of course every once in a while you run into someone that thinks about true necessary shit and they know exactly how much is in there. I have learned to keep a necessities bag as my Scoutmaster thought me 30 plus years ago, back then it was food water flashlight (batteries) and an NOAA weather radio for times when we went to the storm shelter (I still maintain a bag like that) today, of course, the needs are much different for the bag I keep in the car and the bag that kinda goes with me wherever I go, I believe the popular term for that is an EDC bag. Thank you, James, for producing/creating this series of videos, I found them to be very informative.
I agree with you. Just look at all the UA-cam videos of everybody that does bug out bags. Then compare those to videos of what you need for a day hike, done from a hikers point of view. You will find out that the hikers have the necessities covered and trying to have their pack light and easy to carry. Gun guys will have you put 3 of everything and have no idea of how that pack will carry on them. I think the gun guy will go buy a pack and then fill it up. The hikers are doing the exact opposite. They are picking out the gear that they want to have and then they go to the store and pick out their backpack. They also know that you have to be sized for that pack so it carry better on you. A get home bag, or bug out bag need to be set up to get you from a to b as fast as you can to get out of danger. The lighter and better that bag carries on your person will get you there faster.
Not really disagreeing but as far as walking into the woods and not being able to live is not true for everyone a very high profile guy did that very thing back in the 90s for 7 years with FBI hunting him everyday
I feel like people would just see other people doing the bugout thing and kill them and take their shit.. unfortunate but desperate time people do imaginable things.. I have my 3 day supply of food and water filtration for my 3 daughters and wife.. after that idk how I would be either bad or good but my family will survive... Mr Yeager I hope you see this and somewhat agree or be your truthful self and tell me what you think!!
Excellent video.
You Are Correct Again...
At one point in my life I was a Freight Train Riding Hobo... The Stuff We Carry Was a Combination of Both ... Keep it Light, Compact and Simple.
Water, Knife, Rope, Tape, Tarp...etc.
Hobos live outside.. and stay on the move... We carry a kind of "Bugout Bag" ... with a few Extra Things..
Great Video.
Take care Brother.
Exactly right James. Bugout is not for a "living off the land" scenario. It's to sustain you as you travel out of the affected area to a safe location.
Would love to see videos of James getting Bushcraft training.
A well outfitted "bushcraft" bag would tend to be heavy as fuck to. Bugout shit needs to be high speed low drag. Great points man
You should do some videos!
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I think we used to make up RoN bags along side our gear. Rest over night bags for just Incase we didn’t make it back that night, so it kinda had everything you needed for another day out.
Good content on those videos James, watched both of them.
James, I feel bad you have to explain all these details, but what a great service and valuable information for many people listening
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I agree with you, and I also thought it funny when I clicked on your amazon store under bugout and survival the first thing was an axe 🤣
Because I explain the difference in the two mindsets? I am unsure what was funny.
James Yeager you were talking about the difference in bugout and bushcraft on witch one get the axe in it. And I thought it funny first thing in the store was an axe under bugout
James Yeager I get survival is both really but it was funny to find axe under bugout
It says "Bugout and Survival".
James Yeager it's all good man love your videos keep up the good work
I'm not planning to go anywhere...at 67 I think I'll stay put
You do not always get to choose.
Building a fire is easy if you have an AT4 in your bugout kit.
Thank you for the video.
James, thank you for making these. I watched both long format videos and loved them. I really appreciate you showing warts and all on the equipment use and setup. It never fails, you have something new to try and you've read the instructions a dozen times and think you are good to go. You get to the woods and start setup only to find that that damn plastic clip is missing. If that happen during a crisis, it could make the difference between making out alive and the alternative. We practice weapons malfunctions, why not water filtration mishaps? Again, thank you!
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Good job James!!
Thank you for sharing. Very helpful.
Good video. I've done a lot of bushcrafting in my time. A LOT of bushcrafting, and I agree about the 'walking in to the forest and surviving' thing. There are people who could do that and probably survive long-term, but there's probably about 4 of those people in the entire world.
Agreed
A bugout summed up IMHO is to remove yourself from a dangerous situation, a bugout bag should be in constant flux as you gather information and skills. One funny thing when I hear people talk about a bugout bag or get home bag etc, I ask them how much gas is in your car/truck/etc most of the time they either don't know or they stutter for a second as they think up a lie and of course every once in a while you run into someone that thinks about true necessary shit and they know exactly how much is in there.
I have learned to keep a necessities bag as my Scoutmaster thought me 30 plus years ago, back then it was food water flashlight (batteries) and an NOAA weather radio for times when we went to the storm shelter (I still maintain a bag like that) today, of course, the needs are much different for the bag I keep in the car and the bag that kinda goes with me wherever I go, I believe the popular term for that is an EDC bag.
Thank you, James, for producing/creating this series of videos, I found them to be very informative.
A “bug-out bag” will depend on what your objective is, mine has a weapon and ammo in it for food or whatever else I need to use it on
Get some training.
Finally! You hit it right on the head James!. Ive had this debate several times. All wanna argue semantics, not purpose.
Building a 🔥😂😂 that's was funny ✌️
I agree with you. Just look at all the UA-cam videos of everybody that does bug out bags. Then compare those to videos of what you need for a day hike, done from a hikers point of view. You will find out that the hikers have the necessities covered and trying to have their pack light and easy to carry. Gun guys will have you put 3 of everything and have no idea of how that pack will carry on them. I think the gun guy will go buy a pack and then fill it up. The hikers are doing the exact opposite. They are picking out the gear that they want to have and then they go to the store and pick out their backpack. They also know that you have to be sized for that pack so it carry better on you. A get home bag, or bug out bag need to be set up to get you from a to b as fast as you can to get out of danger. The lighter and better that bag carries on your person will get you there faster.
I like these videos broken apart. Sometimes UA-cam does not save where I left off on a long video.
You need a BLACK Dodge Ram !
Black Dodge Ram? What are you talking about?
Not really disagreeing but as far as walking into the woods and not being able to live is not true for everyone a very high profile guy did that very thing back in the 90s for 7 years with FBI hunting him everyday
Yes you can be homeless in the woods and eat of of dumpsters (that is how he was caught) but that is not what we are talking about.
@@TacticalResponseCrew yep that's right but survival is survival you do what you have to do and that's exactly what he did
I feel like people would just see other people doing the bugout thing and kill them and take their shit.. unfortunate but desperate time people do imaginable things.. I have my 3 day supply of food and water filtration for my 3 daughters and wife.. after that idk how I would be either bad or good but my family will survive... Mr Yeager I hope you see this and somewhat agree or be your truthful self and tell me what you think!!
I think you need training.
I live in cincinnati I'll have to schedule rifle class with ya
I suggest "Fighting Pistol" as anyone's first class here.
Even the Mountain Men who knew the woods inside out died if the wrong series of events happened, temporary refuge from a crisis fine, forever, no.