Apocalypse Man Bag Challenge 2.5

Part 2.5 To the challenge.This video was created to get peolple to think beyond the 72 hours that FEMA ASK THE PUBLIC TO PREPARE FOR. After you have bugged out or sheltered in place, the time has come for one to forage for supplies and food.The power is out and the fat lady has begun to sing, time to get up get out and find something. This is a follow up to my first video inspired current world events, past history and by the Apocalyspe Man. These are some of the Items I would use in an urban setting. Remember help may not be on the way so u have to fend for yourself. Please comment rate and post response videos.

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[mikeygod]

Where is the first aid kit???

[darque29]

@mikeygod Its there. Its in the first vid. Thanks for the feedback.

[Jumpr100]

Lots of great ideas!. The solar battery charger and the battery tester are absolutely STELLAR! Prior to your video, my best idea was carrying a bunch of spare batteries. When those run out, I'm outta luck. But the icing on the cake are the intruder alerts. For perimeter security, this really beats scavenging and stringing a bunch of soda cans with a pebble in em! I'm gonna get sum small "eye screws" & sum trip wyre & try em out 4 camp security

[darque29]

@Jumpr100 Thanks for the feedback.But the cans are still the way to go if the batteries fail in the intruder alerts.

[313rossini]

get night vision

[darque29]

@313rossini Working on it. Thanks for the feedback.

[jeagas1]

@IamDuhmb I would like to add comments about the carrying and use of a gun, best thing to do is to make sure you can conceal a weapon cleverly, for one there is the "in plane view" law that they have going on that is their law telling them they can put a label on you such as " enemy combatant" if you do come across military. Do a search on Army Field Manuals and look what it tells you about the difference between that and a "Peaceful Inhabitant", it just might surprise you.

[ZBlocker93]

One thing that I noticed that you had missing was a bicycle inner tube. Now, I know how that sounds pointless but you could cut small segments of that to use in place as rubber bands, more commonly called ranger bands, or you could cut the segments longer and use them as or to replace the grip on a knife or anything else that has a semi-circular handle to it. Also it can be used to help in starting fires, getting it going and also, if you have enough of it, to signal with.

[sniperRobert]

i would add a canteen to cook and boil water

[rico355]

Pure white gold, hahaha! Good video man, you should watch that documentary 'Collapse' you might enjoy it.

[NoBSSurvival]

I would also add a guide to wild plants and weeds that you can eat. If you check out my channel I am in the middle of making vids on urban wild foods. I would also add a machete and a bow because it is hard to get guns where I live

[paginini]

i wanted to say the alarms was an ingenious idea. good job

[paginini]

i watches your vids and i might have missed it but i would include baby wipes for washing, and a water purfier. great vids.

[AbdMalil1]

@darque29

Thanks for the video. Good ideas. I'd like to suggest if you're going to be carrying a survival type bag to make it as lite and small as possible. An example is to flatten out your duct tape, carry cotton balls and a striking steel for fire starting and so on.

Thanks again

[CurlySkate15]

GOTTA TAKE A DUKE.. hahah.

[DeltaWrath]

I love the build and the solar charger... I was also thinking if it comes to that, one can rig a few of those landscape light you put on your front yard as a charger (granted you would need multiples but with a little ingenuity it is possible plus 3 out of 10 houses have them )

P.S. would love to see you cover some ideas and tactics to setting up and managing a home base...