Good stuff, I have been doing these as well. Doing these walks is a great learning experience. Take a drink of water every 15 minutes while walking. That's the second thing they beat into our head at bootcamp.

I really appreciate your channel. You’re the only prepper that I still watch. I was having bad anxiety and a lot of prepping channels was telling me buy more,stock up, better get more food. I just got to the point where it was affecting my every day life and I had to step away. You always come at everything with a calm level head and never give me any anxiety or doom and gloom just good information.

Really enjoy these type of videos. I also agree that more people in our community should get out and do these type of test. Good video

In the field are my favorite videos. Thank you. I can’t believe someone left fresh apples on a burn pile.

This looked so fun to do! I always wanted to do something like this and place small caches of supplies around good locations. But I never done this because people just don't leave me alone and let me walk by LOL. I guess when people see a women walking they think something just got to be wrong and insist on helping me get home safely. Thank you for the video. I loved it!!!

Remember half a year ago when a hike like that would've waylaid you? You've really come a long way and you're looking healthy and chipper. I know I speak for everyone here when I say I'm glad to see it. Keep on keepin' on!

My walk home is 14 miles through urban desolation. I estimate will take me a few days

I learned a few things on your walk...It's amazing how much more you can see and find when you're walking instead of driving! Thanks MR😎👍

Thank you, thank you, thank you for talking about the dangers of drinking water contaminated by agricultural chemicals. One of my friends nearly died when he drank from a ditch near a farm field. The hollow fiber filter he used did not protect him, and to be fair, it was not designed to filter dissolved chemicals.

Use kilometres. 17 km is more impressive. Kudos on the walk.

Just did a little around ten yesterday here in the Alps with the wife. Hot days and a steep incline can escalate into exhaustion without proper hydration, so we train to carry a certain amount because the higher elevations contain very little water. Also include paper maps of the area due to zero signal in some areas for miles as these are footpaths through winding ravines and forest, and protection from larger predators as well. Always good to buddy up if possible. "Train as you fight". ---Thanks for the time and the walk.

We made the walk around chapel rock loop with the kids over rough terrain around 10.2 miles. No gear and very little water. Took us around 6 hours because we rested at Lake Superior.

Good teaching. Whatever situation someone is preparing for, they need to get out and and do real training.

I loved this video. I watched the entire video straight through. I'm subscribed to quite a few preppers and I rarely ever watch these type of walk videos, but you made it interesting, informative, and easy to keep up with. I like how you pointed out some of the little things, like walking along the water source. I also like how you mentioned about stopping to drink water, even with a cool breeze. I'm a huge water drinker, and I try to remind people to drink more water, especially in air conditioned buildings, because it's easy to dehydrate yourself in a 'normal' environment such as an office building. Thank you again.

Good skills, good drills - On the road, drivers may be more wary of walkers. People must also incorporate their families once in a while. good walk, talk and gear.

I appreciate your videos. Thank you.

These types of videos are great, Modern Refugee. So informative. God bless!

Excellent! Just did this myself day before yesterday.

Happy Labor Day. Modern Refugee. Good go home hike.

Enjoyed the video and learned! Thank you much!

Good video, thanks for sharing, God bless !

Neat walk and talk

Really enjoyed the video. Such different terrain from mine. I would be extremely uncomfortable in such an open area so I really appreciated all your common sense pointers. Mostly winding roads , hills and trees here.

Excellent video brother. I try to do 8 mile walks with the get home bag 2 to 3 times a week. Definitely makes a difference in overall health

Great tips MR, thanks!

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Great video! I really liked how you lowered your cup off the bridge for water to avoid going down to the creek and risking a mishap. Nice job.

Fantastic video.👍 Thanks, M R.

Awesome find with the apples!! Thanks MR!

Man, I sure am enjoying this channel and learning a lot as I go. I work 44 miles from home and I am always trying to plan and war game my route home if I had to hoof it home. You brought up some very good ideas. My get home bag is about 22 lbs, but I'm going to go thru it and lighten it up. Thanks for all the great ideas!!!!!!

I used to work 54 miles from home . My buddy and I estimated around 6-7 days to get home if you had to travel evening hours or around dangerous areas.

Have a Fine Day !

Great video,i was laughing at the reflection in your sun glasses, your hand looks like an ostrich head.

Y'all give some great info. Truly appreciate the information. Great ideas and tios.

It is so important to test your gear. Nice video.

Hiding in cityscape is where you wear gray

Im 60yrs old woman with bad heart /spinal issues , i had to reduce my get home bag from 11kg to 6kg just to be able to make it do able , 16 to 22 kms about ave 13miles away is where i will most likely get caught away from home..so its a 2day /over nighter trip home for me especially if event started late afternoon. I have a tactical walking stick, sleeping bag, stealth shelter envelope and the usual rest of the gear plus extra change of clothing is in the backpack .EDC and knife in right cargo pant pocket and water flask n torch in the other. Other hip pockets will hold pepper spray, hat, glasses,hanky, scarf,barley sugars. Neck lanyard under shirt,/coat will have knife/lighter/torch/urban tap key and mini aluminum sealed tube with water tabs, cash n meds in. Just in case i get robbed .i plan to keep to the 'queens chain' along side the road and rivers.. dissappear into the shrubbery if others arrive. I drive this 5 times weekly..so have scouted places to cook dinner n sleep discretely/safely away from roads. Nz lee

Your "bull" story reminded me of trying to wrangle up black and white cows in fully mature corn in the dark. As a short girl, barely 5 feet tall i would get called by my parents to get in cows that got out of the barnyard. Tall corn, night time, short girl and black and white cows: boy did you use your other senses to find them.

Dang I must have missed this one when I was on vacation. Fishing isn't a vacation when going hard for salmon but it was fun. Great video brother 👍

The movie , A Knights Tale , good movie , plenty of good lessons for young people , How do you find your way home ? Answer , You just follow your feet . Different time in Life , when you send your child away , to learn , that must have hard on parents who were poor

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Blackie thomas had a good video recently about using one of those sniper veil nets as a cooling device. Soaking it down with water, and throwing it over your head cools the air off around your face as the wind passes through the water soaked material. Seems like it's work pretty good, and he was swearing by it. Worth looking into

Read "Alas Babylon." THe waves and genial nods disappear ALMOST immediately after an emergency event. In that novel it was nukes. You'll be wise to stay away from people you don't know, unless you've strength in numbers.

Get a titanium GRAYL Ultrapress for water purification, and you’ll wonder why you waited so long. The GRAYL will let you dip from a bridge also, and you can boil or cook food in the metal bottle if you need to.

I’m Still Thinkin’ ! Double

6.00 looks like a dog’s face in the water. Even the eyes flashed. Check it out.

is that wondering winds farm in the background? just scouting terrain and weather and agriculture

Dehydration is a deadly killer

How much wood could a Woodchuck chuck if a Woodchuck could Chuck wood ? It’s measured in dirt , about 35 cubic feet a day , or 700 lbs

Dress for corn field travel , the leaves cut you

17:39 Did the ant bite?

No minnow , try again

GHPWM. (Get Home Packs Weight Matters)