SOLO OVERNIGHT IN A BUSHCRAFTER TENT. NEW SURVIVAL GEAR FOR MY SPRING SUMMER BUGOUT BAG SHTF LOADOUT
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- čas přidán 27. 06. 2024
- Testing the outback bungalow bushcrafters Shelter, by Onetigris with sleeping bag, and reviewing ne bugout bag gear for 2024
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I like your mindset on comfort. Roughing it when you're already stressed is only going to make you that much more stressed. People forget that.
Imagine how your day goes in normal life when you're sleep deprived and hungry, now imagine in a really crazy shtf way.
I used to be a tent guy, I'll keep my hammock now lol.
The tent will keep you a hell of a lot warmer too. Also I would still bring a tarp to put over your tent for extra protection from heavy rain
A quick deploy ridgeline works awesome with that tent as well if there are trees close by. My son has the same tent and loves it.
Good tip! Thanks for watching!
I also keep powdered bone broth in my kit. Long storage protein and electrolytes that is “just add water”. Doesn’t get better than that.
I appreciate the review of your gear. That mag pouch on your left side is an excellent idea.
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@@idahoprepper Of, course! Great content!
If youre going to carry and use that tent I would add a pair of trekking poles, that way you could set it up right away without having to cut or find limbs for the uprights. They also make poles for the same thing but the trekking poles are multi use, just a thought, and you could also set it up in areas without trees should that be necessary. Thanks for showing! 👍
Yeah.. I’m definitely considering adding poles to that tent system.. thanks for watching!
That’s a good idea about the trekking poles. Multifunctional for sure.
Nice tent and gear
Awesome overnighter 👍🏻 appreciate the review & information take care
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Great video
Thank you very much, glad you enjoyed it! Thanks again for watching!
Thank you for being honest in your review! Might look into getting this tent soon! Looking forward to more videos
I like your idea of a filter bag addition. I got a Filterwell 6L gravity. Works pretty well. Even made a video review of it for my first actual gear review. Was fun to do and the Filterwell 6L bag was super easy to use.
All good outdoorsmen know how to make a good cup of coffee. Just saying. Thanks for the video. You are very informative.
I first saw this tent on Corporals Corner channel and I really liked the looks so I bought it. I tested it with a water hose and nozzle spraying seams and found it to be waterproof. As far as holding it up I use a ridgeline to hold the tent upright and if you have trekking poles you can use those for the awning. The mosquito net is a huge plus for me here in the southeast. For one person there is plenty of room and honestly could fit two if your okay with putting your gear in the awning and just pulling it down if its going to rain or snow. This is a great design for a tent.
I did the same a few months. Swapped my tarp setup for a tent. I went with the Litefighter Fido 1 AI kit, as it is a 4 season with the windbreaker fly. This way, I'll be equipped for all four seasons. Another thing that sold me on it was the openings on both sides for better airflow in the summertime.
With a bit of Googling, I found two big advantages your tent has over mine. Firstly, cost, with it being less than a 1/4 of what I paid for mine. Secondly, weight. Yours weighs less than half of mine.
I’ve done tarp, I don’t appreciate to dew, the bugs, and the feeling that something could come up to me during the night and nibble on my nose, I prefer tent with a bottom. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸%
Enjoyed the video... thanks!
Good video love the gear. I’m bugging in no reason to leave my home which is rural Maine. That’s my plan
Love your informative videos
Thnx so much
Thank you very much, I’m glad you got something from them! 😊 thanks for watching!
I agree , great design
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Glückwünsche und alles gute weiterhin 👍🏻
Today I got lost in thought thinking about different SHTF scenarios. One thing crossed my mind, that I haven’t heard anyone ever talk about when it comes to preparing. That is always making sure you have some for of ID (drivers license, passport, birth certificate, etc). Here’s my reasoning why; as soon as inevitably meet some type of government worker, that’s the first thing they’ll ask you. I can’t even imagine the consequences of getting caught by them without one if SHTF
I think everyone needs to have copies of birth certificates, driver's licenses, etc in a bug out or get home bag. Because like you said in an shtf situation, the government's first response is likely going to be trying to keep people contained or at least to the best of their ability. Know where the population is moving around so there will be check points on roads. There will probably be door-to-door searches etc. And in that situation like you said there you do not want to be caught without some sort of identifying documentation
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Definitely some great stuff here! I definitely need to add sustainable food procurement to my bag. I also love the bone broth. I will be watching this again while I reset my bag this coming week. Thanks!
That’s awesome! I’m glad to hear that you got something from the video.. thanks for watching!
@@idahoprepper absolutely man! I look forward to your content every week!
Bone broth packets great idea I'm adding some to my food ration bag. Thank for sharing!
Yes, they are very good! Perfect base for soups and stews! Thanks for watching!
my one tip would be to make an energy drink mix. you're gonna be expending lots of energy rucking trying to get home or getting the fuck away. my go to is maltodextrin and gatorade powder (the big tub) 2:1 ratio. gonna keep you kicking for quite some time and packs down and weighs next to nothing.
@@thatonechick276 that’s a complete myth, caffeine is a very mild diuretic and the amount of water you would be ingesting while drinking the mix would make the diuretic effects of caffeine a moot point. I definitely doesn’t dehydrate you at 2x the rate after consuming it either.
I've never had much luck with the rice meals.
Dude great video man!!! I like that tent dude might have to pick one up it’s not a bad price either!
Thanks bro, glad you enjoyed it! Yeah, the tent worked out great, I really like it so far! Thanks again for watching!
Awesome video....I've got a question about the Baofeng G11S radio's... Do you know if you can buy a converter for the battery ? I know some of the Baofeng models you can buy an incert that converts the radio to double or triple A batteries ?
Very cool and perfect timing! I've been trying to decide on a new sleeping bag and a tent for camping. I really like the way that tent is designed. The two way radios are cool, but if I get them; do I need any kind of subscription to use them?
No disrespect though I would love to have a small tent just in case and that is a bad ass tent..
I have my backpack, battlebelt and chest rig. Bushcraft guys need to learn off hikers. Plus hikers need to learn off bushcraft people. Im getting a lightweight quilt soon. I have my silkyboy saw. Weight matters a lot. More weight more calories. Tents dont keep us warm. A folding lightweight mat is great. I cut mine in half long way. I need only spinal and hip bone support. Also trekking poles are light and can be used for a trekking pole tent or simply a tarp. My titinum small stove is great. Plus old school esbit fire tabs for quick coffee. Bushcraft guys carry way to much heavy gear. Between my backpack, battlebelt and chest rig its all still heavy but more balanced. Unlike a hiker im looking at more long term survival. With my ar6 stinger 2 repeating crossbow and slingshot for small game. Plus of coarse passive fishing and small game gear. I have my hammock. Preferred but i can use my tarp. I just call it my survival gear for whatever.
You’re so cool.
How many liters is your pack, and what does that load out weigh in at?
Love your videos - what kind of sleep pad you have there?
I found a turniquit from snakestaffsurvival that is a lot smaller. I thought it was called moleskin. What do i look for? I have bloodclot powder. But its small tubes for smaller wounds.
Can you close the awning or is it just the screen door
What kind of bag is your bug out bag? Or what bags do you recommend?
What backpack are you using?
What kind of knife are you using btw?
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How do you combat mosquitoes. Where I’m at northern Midwest. It’s fuckin brutal you go outside in long sleeve layers or get ate up.
I hear ya! It’s probably not as bad here as you guys have it.. but the way I deal with it is using the Ben’s mosquito spray… the new tent really does help though! I had two shirts on, and the mosquitos were still poking me through the two layers! 😬 good luck! Thanks for watching!
@@idahoprepper I will have to check it out thanks for getting back to me!
South Floridian here, we have mosquitos that can be confused with small birds. Thermacell products work pretty good. My wife has a rechargeable bug repeller that takes little cartridges. It works well and she’s sensitive
You told about almost everything except your shirt))) What kind of shirt is this, does it have unfastened sleeves?
Do you have a fly for your tent? or a tarp over the tent? 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸%
Pretty neat little tent, but for me, there are too many guy lines to trip over
😆 yeah I definitely got tripped up on them a few times! Thanks for watching!
No shoes inside the tent 😂
I tried my best to keep them out! 😆 thanks for watching!
Idaho, huh ...?
Yep! It’s a great place to live!
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I seriously can’t agree with ( snares) if I was hungry and no stores, that’s different, come on man.
Yeah, I think maybe you missed the theme of the video.. the entire video was based around a survival situation! I’m not suggesting people should go around setting snares as a regular means of food procurement..