Bug Out Bag: on a budget part 1 (revised)

In this Bug Out Bag: on a budget series I will show you how to build a functional kit for under $50. In this first video we discuss water containers, a few on the market and how to obtain a free one. Thank you to Robert Munilla http://www.practicalsurvivor.com for showing me the uses of food grade plastic, thank you to John Campbell http://www.arizonabushman.com for being a friend and mentor, please visit

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=106595366049619
http://www.wilsonswilderness.webs.com for more info on this series, also visit http://www.topsknives.com to purchase the Desert Son knife

Category:

Education

Tags:

• bug out bag
• budget
• nalgene
• bushcraft
• kit
• wilderness
• tops knives
• cheese and potatoes
• 2012
• SHTF

[Unzaman]

lol what a Jerk should be to boil with a cap...

Hey Jake! Where i can see instruction to make the same braclet like yours in this vid?

[jwilson004athotmail]

@Unzaman I haven't made a video on the continuos loop bracelet yet, is that something you guys are interested in seeing?

[rlmarin1968]

The only reason some say to NOT use some food containers for water (like milk containers) is because of the potential for residual food/liquid which can allow for bacteria growth...so I'm with you...if it is cleaned out well...really well...why not use it as a "canteen". Good video.

[Texasoutback]

Those pouches are cheap on cheaper than dirt , but Im curious is this your whole bug out bag.

[Deriust]

Is that an esee or rat 5 I see?  I missed if you told. If so, great choice.

[2KARGARAGE]

5/5

[aussiesurvivalist]

Great vid, thanks



[hinckleypoland]

Love the vids. Keep em coming!

[seanmulhall]

Jakes video was intended to encourage people to get out in to the beautiful country side and to show them that you dont need loads of money to do so. Lets be honest Im sure that breathing in clean fresh air in the country from a disposable drinking bottle will do you less long term harm that staying in a CO2 choked polluted city environment.

[seanmulhall]

I have read the discussion on the disposable bottles and regardless of whats in the video (which I back up 100%) many people in everyday life refill water drinking bottles. I have not heard of anyone dying or even becoming ill from reusing a disposable drinking bottle. Please correct me if I am wrong. I thinking some people panic themselves about problems that aren't really there or aren't really important.