Great Lakes Prepper tagged me for his “5 Gal Bucket Survival Kit Challenge”. See how the addition of a gardening tool bucket apron makes this survival kit unique and organized.
Great Lakes Prepper Bucket Kit Challenge: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LM-8VttmGzY&t=22s
Fire Kit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3bLqfst38Gk
Altoid Survival Tin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4g6Xj30NQyw
Piddly Stik Fishing kit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AkmMQh29Hj8
Water Container GHB: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OO_kYAQw8BE
6 gallon bucket has removable Gamma lid & paracord sling.
Outside Pockets:
— Wicked foldable saw
— Mora knife
— Axe
— Mechanic gloves
— Paqlite
— Survival grenade
— Pepper Spray
— Fire kit
— Cell phone & Charger
— SOG multitool
— Slyde flashlight
— Bic lighter in waterproof case
— Radio
— Life Gear LED light
— Hydrogen Peroxide
— Altoid Survival tin
— Pencil
— Pen
— Sharpie
— Zip Ties
— 3 Millennium food bars
— Bug spray
— Anti-Itch spray
— OTC Meds (ibuprofen, low dosage aspirin, Prevacid & Imodium)
— SAS pocket survival guide
— Fatwood
— Knife
— Water
— Mylar blanket
— Technora cordage – 600 lb wt.

Inside bucket:
— Shemagh
— Bandanna
— Tarred bank line
— Spork
— Instant oatmeal packets
— Hot chocolate packets
— 2 Apple cider drink packets
— Kleenex
— SOL Escape bivvy
— 2 Mainstay food bars
— Camping cook kit with fuel
— 2 ½ feet aluminum foil
— Bug spray, hand sanitizer, Vicks Vapor & sun protection
— Cake pan folded flat
— Maps (county, state & US), important phone numbers & copy passport & insurance card
— Hiking medical kit
— Water purification kit (filter, cheesecloth & purification tablets)
— Eye pads, large bandages & Iodine tablets
— 3 Hotties body warmers
— Hygiene kit (Charmin To Go, wet wipes, pads, soap, shampoo, salt, toothbrush, toothpaste & comb)
— Hideaway camping inflatable pad
— Plate that folds flat
— The Hideaway Tarpaulin
— Emergency safety vest
— Inflatable pillow
— Rain poncho
— Water bag
— Batteries & case
— Gorilla clips
— Fish mouth spreader
— 2 3 mil contractor bags
— Grabber Outdoors all weather blanket
WATER BOTTLE GHB
• Water container pocket:
— Dave Canterbury’s Water bottle with nesting cup & lid
— Aluminum foil
— Water purification kit: 1 liter bag, chlorine dioxide purification tablets
— Frontier Water filter
— 2 Millennium food bars
— 4 Zip Ties
— Leatherman Juice
— Mini soap bar
— 12 feet of 320 lb. tarred bankline
— Mini Fire Kit
— Bic mini lighter
— Spark Lite Firestarter
— 3 Storm Matches & striker
— Mini fero rod
— Fatwood
— Live fire
— Tinder Quick
— 2 Birthday Trick candles
— 2 guitar picks
— Misc firestarter
• Mini First Aid Kit
— 4 Aspirin for heart attack
— Benadryl (allergy)
— 2 Tylenol (pain)
— 4 Ibuprofen (swelling)
— 2 Imodium (diarrhea)
— Lavender Oil
— Hydrogen Peroxide
— Moleskin
— Super glue
— 1 Neosporin
— 1 Burn free gel
— Antiseptic hand wipe
— Blister band aid
— Assorted band aids
— Tampon
• Zippered front pocket
o Esbit stove
o 2 Esbit
o Water Purification tablets
o Emergency Mylar blanket
o N95 mask
o Spare Bic Lighter
o Emergency #s
o Lip balm
o 2 Bug spray towelettes
o Writing/paper
o Zebra pen
o Mini Sharpie
o Kleenex
o Copy of ID
o Money
• Mora Knife with fero rod and integrated diamond sharpener
• Flashlight clipped to outside
• Headlamp
• Sigem LED Safety light
• Sunnto Compass, signal mirror & whistle with Blanket pin
• Pepper spray
• Survival grenade
• Bandana
• Tape 2 feet X-treme tape
• Cordage: 22 feet 350 lb bank line

40 Comments

  1. Great job…all I would add would be a round velcro cushion on top, to make it a seat.Thanks for some ideas I had not thought of :>)

  2. Your bucket apron has given me an idea for my folding wagon. As mentioned in another reply, I'm too old to carry a lot of weight. Can pull much more than I can tote.
    Bought a blue folding wagon from Sam's Club for that very purpose. Using the bucket apron / tool roll concepts, it wouldn't be too difficult to DIY the same thing for the wagon. Whether front, back, side panels, or all 4. Pre-packed with organized items, stowed on/in/near the wagon, as tool rolls, till needed. Worn as apron(s) if interior space is needed for a tote, bucket, and/or a child. Blue jeans, painters canvas drop cloth along with mesh laundry bags can provide materials to create same. Idea needs further development. Thanks for providing a good starting point. Perhaps others can run with it, as well.

  3. Impressive! I’m going to get a bucket apron. Great work on your choices, it’s really packed. Thanks for listing the contents. 🙂

  4. I was really pleasantly surprised by this video. I've watched thousands of bugout bag and survival bucket videos, and I have to say that this is probably the most comprehensive and well-rounded survival bucket that I have ever seen…..easily. Well done!

  5. GRACIOUS! What does that bucket weigh, if you don't mind my asking? I think 'I'd' need a saddle, bridle and a tall, 4-legged creature sporting a mane to move all that! (I'm jealous 'you' can)! God bless you…and hope you'll never have to…..none of us). P.S. I just subscribed. : )

  6. I like the idea and you went so far as to label the pockets for the best organization. I wouldn't see that as necessary, but if people other than the person who organized the kit, grab things and pull them out they probably won't remember where they go, so the labels are a good idea.
    I think the bucket idea is good for a "blackout kit" or multi-purpose home emergency kit, so whenever the power goes out or other problem arises, it's all there, easy to see, easy to find and quickly accessible.
    After Irma struck Florida, I bought a bucket and it costs me like $7.00, so I want to use it for something (But keep it clean and get years of use). Now you've given me an idea.

  7. It would be wonderful if you could add some links for the Mylar blanket and the pillow sleeper …I've never seen these items before…Those little roll bags are wonderful.😁😘

  8. I'd never heard of a Sillcock key. Had to go look it up. I had no idea about those water outlets. Learned something else from you. Thanks! And your bucket kit is great!

  9. Don't understand how this challenge game video, or your other videos I have seen so far are not number one on thumbs up.
    I just found you. The best. Was watching your newer ones, but then have been randomly going back. YOU ROCK!
    Practical, detailed, organized. Be still my beating heart. ha
    I have been watching lots and lots and lots of prepper videos, pantry video etc. as research for a book and this – o my you make sense.
    Thank you so much.
    I was so wowed that I may have missed but did not see the duct tape. I never leave home without it.

  10. Great job…I’ve just subbed you and watching a few of your preparedness videos, which is great content. If I may make one suggestion, and this has nothing to do with what to add or take away from the bucket…I suffer from extreme heartburn and I had a RN tell me to stop taking Prevacid bc it can and will deteriorate your femur over time and she suggested taking Apple Cider Vinegar in the morning on an empty stomach with 8oz of water, so I tried it and I haven’t had any issue with heartburn since I started which was about 3 months ago. Again, this is a mere suggestion and just thought I’d pay it forward. Thanks for sharing and God bless.🙏🏻🇺🇸

  11. You have some great ideas! I just came across your video, and am thinking of what I'm going to put on my bucket apron and in my bucket!!! Keep making vids!

  12. HONEST ! MY KIT FITS IN MY BACK PACK , i think this person would have zero chance to survive .
    i pack a wire saw a couple of brass snares waxed matches fishing line and hooks and a good knife .
    im english and my dad was a survival spcalist back in the 1980's the ne thing he taught me was travel light and you will find shelter and food everywhere .

  13. I just ordered one of those aprons but I am also going to take an folded tarp and put around the bucket and place the apron around it.

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