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    Default Tell me about your Bug out Bag

    Hey everyone So I am doing a few things around the store including panning for ordering for the next year.. And I want to know what is in your bug out, or get home bag?

    If you have had GREAT success with a preparedness product in your pack I would love to know about it!

    I am also looking for locally made (from the northwest) products you love to carry in the store..

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    I copied from excel and pasted, hope it helps, if I notice any errors or mod's I have made, I will update later

    Get home bag is also my day pack for hiking
    Item Price Qty Total
    Backpack $25.00 1 $25.00 U.S. Spec Cactus Jack Backpack, Army Digital, Mil Backpacks / Bags, Brand Not Specified at Sportsman's Guide
    T-Shirt L-Sleeve polypro $10.00 1 $10.00 Cabela's: Military Spec Long-Sleeve Tee Shirts
    T-Shirt S-Sleeve Polypro $8.00 1 $8.00 Cabela's: Military Spec Tee Shirts
    Sock Smart Wool $16.00 2 $32.00 Buy on Sale SmartWool Hiking Socks - Free Shipping at REI.com
    Toot Paste $1.00 1 $1.00 Ultra Bright 6 oz. from dollar store
    Tooth Brush $1.50 1 $1.50 For Wlagreen Firm brissel
    Wool Cap $1.00 1 $1.00 Winter clearance Walmart Store
    Gloves $4.00 1 $4.00 Winter clearance Walmt Storer
    Rain Jacket Goretex $30.00 1 $30.00 German Mil. Gore-Tex Jacket, Fleck Camo, Military Surplus, Brand Not Specified at Sportsman's Guide
    Poncho $10.00 1 $10.00 2 Military - Style Ponchos, Abu Camo, Military Clothing, Military-Style, Military Style Ponchos Rain Gear Waterproof Windproof Ripstop Nylon Metal Snaps Grommets Abu Camo at Sportsman's Guide
    Datrex 2400 $4.20 1 $4.20 Datrex Emergency Food Rations Bars, 10,000 Kj. 2400 Kcal Per Package
    Lighters Calico 5pk $1.50 1 $1.50 Broken down between 2 bags
    Candles 6pk $1.00 1 $1.00 Bought at dollar store
    Water 20 oz Bottle $0.17 4 $0.68 Bought 24/20 oz pak walmart 6 in duffle bag, 4 in backpack
    First Aid basic $10.00 1 $10.00 I bought anti biotic cream, bans aids, and basics put them in ziplocs, one in each bag
    Toilet Paper $0.50 1 $0.50 Bought Multi-pack, put a coupld of individual roll in ziplocks bags
    Hand sanitizer $1.00 1 $1.00 two in each bag
    baby wipes $2.00 1 $2.00 One pack in each bag,
    Pocket Knife $1.50 1 $1.50 Got a couple cheap pocket knives at Wlamart in Sporting goods



    $144.88


    Bug out Bags items divided between a primary bag and secondary bag case of mre's are in second bag
    Item Price Qty Total
    Duffle Bag $13.00 2 $26.00 travel bag - Walmart.com
    Underwear $2.00 2 $4.00 Buy multipack and take a couple out after washing
    T-Shirt L-Sleeve polypro $10.00 1 $10.00 Cabela's: Military Spec Long-Sleeve Tee Shirts
    T-Shirt S-Sleeve Polypro $8.00 1 $8.00 Cabela's: Military Spec Tee Shirts
    Blue Jeans $9.00 1 $9.00 Walmart.com: Faded Glory - Men's Relaxed Fit Jeans: Men
    Fleece Sweat Shirt $7.00 1 $7.00 Walmart.com: Hanes - Men's ComfortBlend Fleece Sweatshirt: Men
    Sock Smart Wool $16.00 2 $32.00 Buy on Sale SmartWool Hiking Socks - Free Shipping at REI.com
    Socks Cotton $1.50 2 $3.00 Walmart
    Toot Paste $1.00 4 $4.00 Ultra Bright 6 oz. from dollar store
    Tooth Brush $1.50 4 $6.00 For Wlagreen Firm brissel
    Soap 6 Pack $4.00 1 $4.00 Break out plastic wrp and put in zip lock easier to pack
    Wool Cap $1.00 2 $2.00 Winter clearance Walmart Store
    Gloves $4.00 2 $8.00 Winter clearance Walmt Storer
    Rain Jacket Goretex $30.00 1 $30.00 German Mil. Gore-Tex Jacket, Fleck Camo, Military Surplus, Brand Not Specified at Sportsman's Guide
    Poncho $10.00 1 $10.00 2 Military - Style Ponchos, Abu Camo, Military Clothing, Military-Style, Military Style Ponchos Rain Gear Waterproof Windproof Ripstop Nylon Metal Snaps Grommets Abu Camo at Sportsman's Guide
    Case of MRE's $53.00 1 $53.00 Broken down between 2 bags
    Datrex 2400 $4.20 6 $25.20 Datrex Emergency Food Rations Bars, 10,000 Kj. 2400 Kcal Per Package
    Lighters Calico 5pk $1.50 1 $1.50 Broken down between 2 bags
    Candles 6pk $1.00 2 $2.00 Bought at dollar store
    Emergency Stove $4.43 1 $4.43 Coghlans Emergency, Survival & Camp Stove
    Extra Fuel Tablets 24 pk $2.18 6 $13.08 Fuel Tablets
    Water 20 oz Bottle $0.17 10 $1.70 Bought 24/20 oz pak walmart 6 in duffle bag, 4 in backpack
    First Aid basic $10.00 2 $20.00 I bought anti biotic cream, bans aids, and basics put them in ziplocs, one in each bag
    Toilet Paper $0.50 4 $2.00 Bought Multi-pack, put a coupld of individual roll in ziplocks bags
    Hand sanitizer $1.00 4 $4.00 two in each bag
    baby wipes $2.00 2 $4.00 One pack in each bag,
    Pocket Knife $1.50 2 $3.00 Got a couple cheap pocket knives at Wlamart in Sporting goods
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    $296.91
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    One thing I carry is a cooking kit... It's a 5 qt. blue enamel pot (non-aluminum!) . I keep 4 cups of pancake mix, 1 cup sugar, salt and pepper and a nalgene 1 cup of oil inside. Using these ingredients to supplement my food sources means what I carry will last much longer! Also I have a great way to boil water. Beware of the lightweight camping pots, as they will become useless soon after you stick.them in the coals.
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    [QUOTE=greycobra_03;524633]One thing I carry is a cooking kit...QUOTE]

    Good Point. I have my evernew titanium 1.5 liter cook pot, coffee cup (with instant coffee myhlar packet in it) also, my primus alpine titanium stove and two 12 ounce fuel canisters in my bugout bag, also i have my pur hiker pump filter and exta catridge.

    Also there awater purification tablets, a couple of cheap coghlans poncho's, hand warmers, lighters and now 2 -4 mainstay 1,200 calorie food bars in each bag.

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    bug out?...why would anyone do that?...obama is gonna pay all our bills soon,he has only the best interest for us,the government will protect us with all they have because they love us like a big brother does.
    wheres the hope?....yes we can!
    liberal sheep.bahhhhhhh!

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    Tell you what, if you can get everyone who believes that to hold their breath for 15 minutes, no cheaping mind you. I will personally send you a pre paid $1,000.00 visa card, I know I would make it up in six months in reduced taxes.

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    Stock your store with books that make people think, organize and fully understand what they are trying to do. There are a number of books out there with a good idea of what would be nice to have in an emergency.

    I don't have a "bob" I have a WTFJH (just happened)? bag.

    Military MREs would be a plus.

    jj
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    Well I thought I would add a couple of notes here, since I have two duffle bags. One is a primary and the other is secondary with additional stores for extended time away.

    I have a small emergency stove with fuel tabs in first, along with water purification tablets.

    Second bag has my primus stove with fuel cans, as well my pur hiker filter.

    I also have a couple of Photon turqois lams (for night vision) and one photon white lamp in each. A bottle of vitamins in each (to insure proper viamin and mineral intake) along with baby aspirin and tylenol, a lot of people will experience headaches and improper diets in shtf. there also some tampex in each one for females needs along first aid needs.

    I also included a few glock or light sticks in each bag, they do weight anything at all and take up very little room, they can be used to light a crowded room for safety, scurity and calm nervous or anxeous people.

    Another thing I have at home are several cases of sams choice cases of bottled water 24 x 20 oz bottles. I can grab a case or two and toss them in truck in less and minute. I always keep several bottles of water in my the side pockets on my trucks doors year round, I drink a lot of water and inveriably am thirsty while out running errands. there 6 bottles in the passenger side pocket and three in the drivers along a pair of work gloves.

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    Hey knuckle Head, Just got through holding my breath for the 15 minutes. Please send that pre paid $1,000.00 visa card to my home address:
    742 Evergreen Terrace
    Thanks
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    Yeah ok, LOL

    now that you have done the clinically impossible, you deserve it

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    Quote Originally Posted by bruzer View Post
    Hey knuckle Head, Just got through holding my breath for the 15 minutes. Please send that pre paid $1,000.00 visa card to my home address:
    742 Evergreen Terrace
    Thanks

    Would you like to have "in care of the coroner" on the evelope so it gets to the family?

    jj

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    I agree with the thought to have reference books on your shelf. You also might have a display of helpful periodicals like Backwoods, etc. For a bug-out bag section I would think that starting with a fair selection of bags, then fire, water, shelter and food; all with the thoughts of portablity. Might also want to let anyone who is planning on have a BOB in their car to camoflage it, I have heard of some bags being stolen WITH weapons inside.
    That said I have: woolen socks, wool stocking cap, poly-pro long underwear, convertable pant/short, leather gloves with wool liners, wool shirt, knife, multitool, water filter (backpack version), lifeboat survival food bars, cash, lightweight stewpot (food fits inside for storage), first aid kit
    Best of luck with your business!

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    Blue Devil, good point

    I keep mine under the rear seat in my pickup, in a car I used to keep in the trunk, some people put them on the floor and buy a cheap rug of similar or same color as interior at walmart or where ever and lay over stuff in floor between fron and rear seat, usually these windows back here have a tint. making this a very effective method of camouflage.

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    Plastic grocery bag containing a 1895 Nagant revolver, Boy Scout pocketknife and compass, 2 cans of ranch beans and a bottle of tap water.

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    Quote Originally Posted by revjen45 View Post
    Plastic grocery bag containing a 1895 Nagant revolver, Boy Scout pocketknife and compass, 2 cans of ranch beans and a bottle of tap water.
    MMMMMM you must be useing the cans of beans for your self defense

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    Quote Originally Posted by Just Jim View Post
    Stock your store with books that make people think, organize and fully understand what they are trying to do. There are a number of books out there with a good idea of what would be nice to have in an emergency.

    I don't have a "bob" I have a WTFJH (just happened)? bag.

    Military MREs would be a plus.

    jj
    We have a great book section actually.. And its getting better.. Any titles you like?

    Sadly Military MRE's are not legal for retail sale (not saying I don't own a few) :-( But we have Cases of Civi MRE's with and without heaters..

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    Quote Originally Posted by bruzer View Post
    Hey knuckle Head, Just got through holding my breath for the 15 minutes. Please send that pre paid $1,000.00 visa card to my home address:
    742 Evergreen Terrace
    Thanks
    Hehehe dont for get to address it to Homer J. Simpson :-)
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    This is the BOB i carry everyday, everywhere:

    UTG messenger bag
    keltec p11 10+1
    extra loaded 10 rd mag
    benchmade 9050 AFO
    Cheap *** S&W locking folder
    Gerber suspension multi-tool
    fire starter
    emergency blanket
    knife sharpener
    first aid kit
    nail clippers
    extra pair of glasses
    Duracell 80 lumen head light
    ncstar 120 lumen hand held flashlight
    extra charged cell phone battery
    12 AA duracells
    folding saw
    24 water purification tabs
    12 fire starter sticks
    hand cleaner
    10x monocular
    all meds(diabetic)
    glucose pen
    epi pen
    plastic rain poncho
    1 liter water
    boy scout compass

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    Tell me about your Bug out Bag
    always reminds me of that movie where they guys like ask me about my wiener lol anyhow i carry the samething as most but anyone put a gas mask in their bob? i was thinking about picking up an israeli gas mask for like 20 on ebay

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    Check these kits out.. I don't have them in the store.. remember you get what you pay for.. if your using a gas mask.. you probably want to KNOW its going to work.. and if you need a mask.. you might actually need a kit.. highly recommended.. Gas mask supplemental protective kits

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