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12-31-2012, 02:48 AM
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Bug out bags
What's a good starting point for a bug out bag? What's in yours?
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12-31-2012, 02:55 AM
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OTR Truck driver here so I live in a bug out situation 90% of the time. Contents of truck:
3 guns (22lr, 45acp and 556 nato)
2 weeks food supply
water for 1 week
toiletrys and medicines
2 weeks clothing
CB Radio
Hunting hatchet/ knife combo
Keep the tanks full and I'm mobile and self sufficent....
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12-31-2012, 03:04 AM
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Google "bug out bags" and you will find a lot of info including quite a few lists of what people think you should have in a BOB.
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12-31-2012, 03:07 AM
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Say what you will about Recoil magazine, but the latest issue has a really good bug out bag section this month.
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12-31-2012, 03:11 AM
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Think about the things you cannot live without very long, Water, food, whats it take to get safe, clean water to drink ? Whats it going to take to get food later ? what are you going to use for shelter if you have to bug out ? how are you going to keep dry? start a fire? spare clothes if you need them, first aid supplies ? Do you take medicines / daily pills ? . There a million things you could put in the BOB but keep it simple , keep it basic,
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12-31-2012, 03:13 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by ctshooter
Say what you will about Recoil magazine, but the latest issue has a really good bug out bag section this month.
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Alot of people slam Recoil Mag for their recent BS adjenda but I do like it . There are some good articles , its a nice mag, it is expensive but usually full of info worth the $8 . Always a target in the back that we do put to use
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12-31-2012, 01:06 PM
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Times are tough - Keep your powder dry
"These are the times that try men's souls." - Thomas Paine
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12-31-2012, 05:02 PM
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Bug out bag
I put one together as my exchange gift input for Christmas this year... BOTH my brothers wanted it, but ultimately it went to my Stepfather (after being snarfed twice, then retired & off limits to all). I bought an Everest brand backpack and loaded it with the following;
MAIN COMPARTMENT-
- ONE TUBE TENT SHELTER
- FOUR MYLAR REFLECTIVE EMERGENCY BLANKETS & FOUR HAND WARMERS
- ONE 100 PIECE FIRST AID KIT
- ONE 9 BULB LED MINI FLASHLIGHT
- ONE 10 BULB LED HEADLAMP
- EXTRA AAA BATTERIES
- ONE FOLDING CAMP STOVE W/ 24 FUEL TABS
- POCKET KNIFE AND FOLDING MULTI-TOOL SET
- ONE CAMP TOOL (SHOVEL/AXE/SAW)
- TWO EMERGENCY RATION MRE BARS (24OO TOTAL CALORIES EA)
- SIX 4oz EMERGENCY WATER POUCHES
- ONE 32oz WATER BOTTLE
- ONE FRONTIER STRAW WATER FILTER (GOOD FOR 20 GALLONS)
- THREE PAIRS OF WORK GLOVES (SM, MED, LG)
- ELECTRICAL & DUCT TAPE ONE ROLL EACH
- TEN FACE MASKS
- FIVE GLOW STICKS/BRACKLETS
- ONE CANTEEN CUP W/ EATING MULTI-TOOL
- PERSONALS KIT CONTAINING; VASALINE, HAND SANITIZER, 4 WISPS TEETH CLEANERS, TISSUES. WET WIPES, INSECT REPELLENT & SUNSCREEN, INSECT BITE STICK
OUTSIDE COMPARTMENT
- 50 FEET OF REFLECTIVE POLYCORD
- WIRE SAW/SNARE
- MULTI-TOOL WHISTLE, THERMOMETER, COMPASS, SIGNAL REFLECTOR, MAGNIFYER & LIGHT
- HAND WIND-UP CHARGER W/ ADAPTOR SET CELL PHONES, PDA’S, GPS’S
- SEWING KIT
- WATERPROOF MATCHES W/ MAGNESIUM FIRE STARTER
Oh and if you're wondering about the "exchange gift" Christmas rules (also known as a "Yankee Swap"... but being in the South we don't use that term); http://mullenclan.com/misc/YankeeSwapRules.htm
P.S. - Had to add, most of my bug out supplies come from either surplus or : http://beprepared.com/Default.asp? .... Had to share that site w/ you all!! Stay safe & Happy 2013!!!
Last edited by NC1760; 01-01-2013 at 06:36 AM.
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01-02-2013, 10:45 PM
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For more info on bobs, check out the survival and sustenance living section in the forum. A few threads already started there
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