Food will definitely be important. It is estimated within 6 weeks all forest dwelling animals deer foxes rabbits etc will have disappeared ? So I think you've done really well with the food procurement kit. Like I said before, I cannot possibly carry anymore kit, and obviously now seeing your bag, think Im light in a few small areas !!!!! Thanks anyway for sharing your contents. It is really helpful.

Really interesting that you have a bow for food procurement. I shoot air rifles and also have machining facilities. I have made a take down rifle. separate barrel, body/scope and stock, in a bag just over 12" long and around 1.5kg. I know, FOR SURE, that I can procure rabbits and squirrels out to 30m, consistently. Hunting with a bow is a much harder proposition. The air rifle is sub 12ft/lb (so no fac needed). But I would never put it in my bag until I know that it is an INCH situation. Wouldn't want to be charged with armed trespass.

สวัสดีครับ มาชมคลิปของท่าน ท่านที่ได้ตั้งใจทำ ออกมาอย่างมีคุณภาพ และจะติดตามท่านตลอดไปครับ

You have a solid good longterm kit! The only thing is it will get heavy in the field! I would lighten it up a bit that's my only suggestion! I carry 1 lb of beef jerkey, 1lb of fruit and nut trail mix, 12 packs of soup mix, 24 bullion cubes, 24 servings of Nescafe instant coffee, 24 packs of sugar, 12 big payday candy bars, 50 pieces of hard candy and for me that is 2 weeks of food. I have a fishing hooks kit, 2 big rat traps and 30ft of steel snare wire. I have two full 32oz steel water bottles with cups and the sawyer water filter. I utilize the Dave Canaberrys 15 C's of survival In the military line system. 1 small pocket bear gryills pouch kit including the small improved version of the 15C's of survival in my left cargo pocket and a US Army casualty mylar blanket and rain poncho in my left cargo pocket. One shoulder or waist molle pouch scout bag includes 15C's of survival. And my rucksack with the 15C's of survival. Also an IFAC kit. I got my USMC molle rucksack bag down to 36 pounds total including 250rnds of 22mag and 50rnds of 357mag. I have my CCW 357 and in my bag a Molle attachments pouch on the right side is my 22mag 12in revolver rifle. In my pocket a swiss army woodsman folder, zippo lighter, chapstick, 25ft of paracord, back left pocket 24"x24" bandana, tops Tracker knife on my hip. Also a slingshot and three breakdown arrows! Good luck and God speed to you in all your prepared works! Those old Alice packs are awesome I used them in training for years and still have a couple!

Nice comprehensive kit Mitch, not too disimilar to my own. I enjoyed watching both parts mate. I always like seeing what others carry and they're thinking behind it. You've obviously put a lot of thought into this. Thanks for sharing. Atb Shaun

@vikingmitch4049

5 жыл бұрын

Cheers for that Shaun..yours with the dpm plce was a great video you need to redo it..atb Mitch..

Very interesting details. After tripping across first video had to find and watch the second.

very well rounded set up, the one item lacking in my opinion, (unless you mentioned it elsewhere and dont consider it part of the kit) is a thermal clothing layer of some kind (softie, fleece, buffalo smock, wool pullover, etc) for when your static but not sleeping, ... the current issue PCS fleece shirts are pretty good, I only mention it as your bag includes spare trousers and spare boots. Oh yes ... one other thing i'd need to add to this set up ... some medicinal Rum :-)

@vikingmitch4049

5 жыл бұрын

Set of thermals inside my sleeping bag Neil..

@neilcastell6951

5 жыл бұрын

@@vikingmitch4049 ... ok your off the hook, i was just checking, lol ... something i recently picked up that i was impressed with was a stowaway cycling jacket, it packs to nothing, is windproof, fast drying ... much like the old school Zoot suits

Nice kit definitely one of the better set ups I’ve seen 👍 the trapping kit is often overlooked food procurement is vital not sure the exact contents but yo-yo reels, wild edible guide even a slingshot good for small game. I also use a lot of surplus you need the kit to be solid. Subbed.

@vikingmitch4049

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks going to cover my trapping/food kit in a video when I get a chance..

You forgot the most important thing in any survival situation that you can carry with you were ever you go. MENTAL STRENGTH!!!

Hi Mitch. Thank you for sharing. I particularly liked the idea of putting the stone in the waterbottle. Stay safe. ATB as ever. Nigel

@vikingmitch4049

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching Nigel..glad it was useful to you..atb Mitch.

A big hello to you Mitch, Loved your video that pack holds a lot of kit it's like the tardis LOL..realistic for inch bag you've put some thought into that NICE ONE 👍👍

@vikingmitch4049

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Dean hope you found it useful..atb Mitch.

I just watched your last three videos showcasing this pack and it’s contents. Excellent job, you’ve managed to take the tried and proven ALICE pack and modified it in all the right ways to make an outstanding Bug Out Bag! I have several ALICE packs, both medium and large. I have one of my large packs set up as a Bug-out bag with contents similar to your kit. I may have to follow your lead and make some modifications. I have subscribed, currently watching your other videos and eagerly awaiting future ones! 🇺🇸🇬🇧

@vikingmitch4049

4 жыл бұрын

Charles thank you for those kind word's..I'm hoping to get out again once the pandemic is over..

@rippersix293

4 жыл бұрын

Stay safe, stay healthy and stay true to the cause!

I watched both parts and like I said in p1 A well thought out kit thanks for sharing atb

@vikingmitch4049

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching both vids.atb Mitch.

Some very good ldears good video

Thanks for the insight into you kit

@vikingmitch4049

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching.

nice one buddy, the alice packs are good kit, you got one in 'good nick' there fella. good stuff!

I like how you covered the Noisy Gore-Tex

Fantastic well thought out kit mate. I need to redo my bag, it has been a long time coming. This has given me a ton of ideas

@vikingmitch4049

5 жыл бұрын

Cheers for that..be an interesting video will watch that one..atb Mitch.

I like how you covered the Noisy Gore-Tex I had a system where I would put on a pair of long johns then the Gore-Tex then my combats just to cancel out the noise the trousers will making

@vikingmitch4049

5 жыл бұрын

German stuff seems to be fairly quiet which is always a good idea..

Just came across your channel . really liking what your posting chap 👍

@vikingmitch4049

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for that..

That's a huge pack.🙂👍

Nice one mate. Great Vid.

good vid Mitch, liked the kit mate.

@vikingmitch4049

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching..

Your “hypothetical” incident/ bug out bag is very similar to my load out! Lol..... and if you remove the bow etc, then it’s very similar to my overnight/ weekend bag set up! Nice job brother 👌🏽👍🏽👍🏽😎 best wishes mate

@vikingmitch4049

5 жыл бұрын

Cheers M.D.. I enjoyed watching those vids on your plce some good tips in those vids..

@MadDogSurvival

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks brother 👍🏽👍🏽😎

Great kit mate 👍 nice one

@MadDogSurvival

5 жыл бұрын

Ay up Pikey 👍🏽👍🏽

@vikingmitch4049

5 жыл бұрын

Cheers for that..

Top vid mate ;)

@vikingmitch4049

4 жыл бұрын

Cheers J.P

Heya mate, do you have a link for where you got your gillnet?? And any chance you could do a short video just showing its size (lemgth and hieght) size of mesh. Hanging up in the back yard maybe?

@vikingmitch4049

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Glenn the gill net is a diy one I made myself using garden fruit net..I've bought some in the past that have been very poor in quality for what you pay for them.. Thanks for watching..keep up the good work on your channel atb Mitch 🇬🇧.

Great video and reminds me I need to transfer my weekend kit back into my Roc 100lt bergen. What weight is your packed bergen coming in at roughly ?

@vikingmitch4049

5 жыл бұрын

Not light..70 lbs ish mark..is what it's..

My bag weighs 8kg for Scandinavian winters. Some interesting ideas there. How much does your bag weigh?

A use a medium Alice in the summer months and a swap m change throughout winter using either my large Alice of my British army bergen, that's a nice Alice you made there well done only downside though is the weight, how would you go about carrying it if you had to use it a no some wkends when a go away a can't be chewed to carry everything so a ended up buying a trailer for my mtb, been best eighty odd quid a spent lol very handy. Take care mate. Liam. Ps watch ya back howking that Alice about.

@vikingmitch4049

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Liam.its not my go to pack I just used it for an example..I've several rucksacks in my collection..

@stephen-truthseeker

3 жыл бұрын

To chop and change your pack is a luxury remember your carrying everything you own to last as long as you can outside. No breaks no holidays sleeping every night outside.

Great kit Mitch. It’s very well thought out and comprehensive. I consider all of my family’s kits as INCH bags. I’ve never really understood building a 24 hour bag or a 72 hour bag. What if things turn out to be worse than you expected? 72 hours may not be enough. I’ve set up my kits for a worse case scenario and if I don’t need all of the kit...So be it. What did you call the very large pouches that you sewed onto the outside of your pack? I’ve been trying to find pouches like that with no luck. Again...Great Kit and videos. Thanks for sharing.

@vikingmitch4049

5 жыл бұрын

Side pouches are PLCE side pockets..thanks for watching..atb Mitch.

@jackg.7745

5 жыл бұрын

Viking mitch Thank you sir and cheers from Texas.

@vikingmitch4049

5 жыл бұрын

@@jackg.7745 happy 4th of July..

@jackg.7745

5 жыл бұрын

Viking mitch Thank you my friend.

Hows the size of that shelter compare to the basha in size? Gillnet is a proper right addition and the deadfall traps which take up no space. I love it, great build, especially adding in the paracord and tabs to the water bottle. What does the bag weight?

@vikingmitch4049

5 жыл бұрын

The bag weighs around the 70/80 lbs mark..basha is 3 mtr square excellent bit of kit.gives you the extra room for kit admin etc..thanks blitz..atb Mitch.

@shaneballard3805

5 жыл бұрын

@@vikingmitch4049 "The bag weighs around the 70/80 lbs mark" I like the idea for river crossings, could be used for numerous things too. I just don't think I'd ever make it to the river with 80lbs. In USA, hunting supply stores carry "deer carts" which would be ideal for carrying extra weight. They're basically light weight two wheel carts. Food for thought.

I noticed you didn't have any battery flashlights but you do have a solor power?

Might want to see about using something like a pack walker reviewed by Canadian prepper *could save ya back from being thrown out*

@vikingmitch4049

5 жыл бұрын

Cheers for that..Alice is not my main pack..just did it as a comparison to a British issued PLCE...atb Mitch.

great kit mitch ,especially liking the pill lid on the nalgene bottle ,never seen one before ...where do you get them from ?

@vikingmitch4049

5 жыл бұрын

Type in nalgene pill lid on Amazon..cheers for watching..

@stevolution2011

5 жыл бұрын

@@vikingmitch4049 cheers buddy,ordered ;)

Winter clothes?

Damn! U have all the essentials but way to much. I understand u want to be ready for any problems that come up but carrying all that weight is going to kill u by itself. Only carry the things u need not the things u want. A lot of items u will find along the way and will need room to fit them. How much does the pack weigh? Not sure if u mentioned it before.

Why does YT always suggest pt2 of a series first lol...

Comprehensive load out, my only concern was the ifak in the mag pocket would be hard to access if you were alone and seriously injured with a bleed injury. But we're not usa and less likely to be confronted by firearms here

@vikingmitch4049

5 жыл бұрын

Those are immediate first aid items but a good point main first is in a larger pkt on the pack along with more first aid on my person..thanks for watching..atb Mitch.

what is foot?

@vikingmitch4049

4 жыл бұрын

Daniel its another word for feet..👍👍

Junk bag. Have a lot of fun carrying that bag when your car gets stuck 🤣

@stephen-truthseeker

3 жыл бұрын

It's outdoor survival mate you might want to change your attitude.