Comments by "Red Pill Nibbler" (@redpillnibbler4423) on "Bug Out Bag - what to bring in a real life shtf scenario" video.

  1.  @colinsanders9397  I’d guess most peole will struggle with 30 lbs let alone 90!
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  2. @Yance Taylor An extra large dry bag can also be used as a floatation device for crossing a body of water.
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  3. Get supplies in but tell no one.
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  4.  @moridium1979  Bugging out should be a very last resort especially in most of U.K. where there’s not much wilderness.Keeping hidden would be very dicey and other humans stealing your stuff is the greatest threat.
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  5. 😅 or a jigsaw puzzle — before you know it 3 or 4 people will gather around helping to do the jigsaw.😃
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  6. When?
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  7. @Jin Lee Bugging in. Have a bug out bag ready just in case or preferably a bug out vehicle.Have many strings to your bow.I know it’s easy to say that but once you leave your home you immediately become vulnerable,though it depends on where you live/state of health etc etc.
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  8.  @Rajamak  Good advice,best to have a plan and know the route well,and a plan B and a plan C
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  9. @Jin Lee Yep you have to weigh everything up. Remember if things are so bad you have to bug out there’s most likely going to be curfews or some sort of martial law or secondly things will be chaotic with people everywhere who are a danger to you.That’s why bugging in is probably the best option as you can have supplies for months.
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  10. @Jin Lee I’m down in good old Cornwall. (Not much woodland but plenty of water!)
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  11. @Jin Lee That’s nice of you 👍 Yes Cornwall has some wonderful areas especially on the coast. All the best 👍
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  12.  @Critical_Stinking  I’ve got a neon green one - Borat style !
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  13.  Justin Turdeau  Remember to put the nails behind the wrist as I’ve found if you nail them through the hand it just tears out.
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  14.  @adrianakuzmikova1697  Did that all of last year,was ignored.Still not giving up though.
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