Bug Out Bag

[Shawnee_b]

One of the pluses of living out in the boonies.

Been that way most my life, wouldn't trade it for anything. Got a bad UTI/Proistatisis, treat it natural. Fuk cipro and docs want you to see 5 specialists, fuh dat. I live as we are intended to.

 

[WinterBorn]

OK Bro. Pretty good and will remember it for sure. I keep a P38 on my keys one of five items. Lose them? OK concrete works!

Oh no doubt a can opener is better. Especially since the P38 can be had for so cheap. Get 4 or 5.

But when you are talking about selling can openers after the SHTF, it isn't as valuable as that poster thinks.

 

[Shawnee_b]

Oh no doubt a can opener is better. Especially since the P38 can be had for so cheap. Get 4 or 5.

But when you are talking about selling can openers after the SHTF, it isn't as valuable as that poster thinks.

I've had the same P38 on my key chain as long as I can remember.

 

[Natural Citizen]

well there's the run mentality, and there's the bunker one.......

~S~

Exactly.

Which also keeps the list much more practical and simpler.

So now we're down to smokes, contraceptives, vasaline, whips, chains, whistles, ball gags, dildos and a book.

 

[Concerned American]

I'm putting together a bug out, emergency bag just in case of a natural disaster especially after watching the fire that tore through Boulder County recently. I have a three day 40L molle assault bag with compartment for a hydration bag, I have a 3 liter one. This will be primarily for getting to a disaster center not for survival out in a forest or desert. I've already done a personal physical assessment and in a real SHTF scenario I'm most likely dead so it would be a stay in place bag.
Priority
1: Water
2: Warmth and light shelter (multi use poncho works best), emergency (mylar) blankets.
3: Food, high energy bars are light and take up little space.
4: Fire, I have a ferro rod and waterproof matches.
5: Self defense weapon(s)
6: Personal hygiene including at least 3 days worth of medications, a weeks worth would be better.
7: Clothing
8: First aid kit, I also have a compact trauma kit.
9: Multi functional tools (Leatherman, Swiss Army knife, etc).
10: Vital documents These can be on a flash drive and/or have hard copies.

Some paracord is always good to have on hand as well.

 

[Concerned American]

I've had the same P38 on my key chain as long as I can remember.

I carried one of those on my keyring for many years--somewhere along the line it disappeared. I wouldn't mind having another one--maybe I'll look at the local Army-Navy.