BUG OUT BAG FOR WOMEN | EVACUATION PREPAREDNESS | LONG TERM GO BAG

Get full details on my long-term Evacuation Go Bag for Fires, Floods and longer term disasters. Check out the items I picked.
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ITEMS FEATURED IN THIS VIDEO:
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MOTOROLA T465 2WAY RADIOS: amzn.to/2Evte56
DRAGON SOLAR CHARGER: amzn.to/2K2urEs
CC4 WET STONE: amzn.to/2M9uReW
WET WIPES: amzn.to/2EwvUPO
GLADRAGS REUSABLE PADS: amzn.to/2M6NBvu
SUMMER'S EVE FEM SOAP: amzn.to/2Eyhz5o
THRUNITE HEADLAMP: amzn.to/2Eudwqz
ROTHCO FOLDING SHOVEL: amzn.to/2HDLZ8q
MECHANIX GLOVES: amzn.to/2Ezlwqr
N95 MASK: amzn.to/2K3UDhT
ARMY GREEN GOGGLES: amzn.to/2K3UDhT
CAMPING SPORKS: amzn.to/2MaRC21
SURVIVAL SPARK FIRE STARTER: amzn.to/2K6wHKH
WETFIRE TABS: amzn.to/2EvvmtC
BIDET ADAPTOR: amzn.to/2ExJJNL
SAS SURVIVAL GUIDE: amzn.to/2Expq2W
LIFESTRAW WATER FILTER: amzn.to/2Exhuiy
PATHFINDER CANTEEN COOKSET: amzn.to/2K3K0Mg
CONDOR RIP-AWAY MEDICAL POUCH: amzn.to/2WhEA6T
SNUGPAK NAUTILUS SLEEPING BAG: amzn.to/2MbkhEh
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SNUGPAK DRY BAG: amzn.to/2K2OCCg
USMC KABAR KNIFE: amzn.to/2VSUwrI
TITAN PARACORD: amzn.to/2Wpxr4e
BAHCO LAPLANDER FOLDING SAW: amzn.to/2WpSpQv
SURVIVAL FROG TACT BIVVY: amzn.to/2K2OYsA
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[@gitakiss5801]

I like to update my bag at the start of a new season. This way in the warmer seasons I can thin down layers and in colder seasons I can add winter items.

[@MenealGosso]

Thank you dear for taking us along. Can't wait what the kislux queen picked up at Fendi

[@rockcityprepper9134]

Go ahead girl. I have been into this stuff for years but you had some cool additions. The fishing line or back line wrapped around you water key. Dig it.

[@user-yt8vs7sh8v]

Great content. Thanks for sharing your perspective as a female on prepping and bug out bag. Used your ideas that i never thought of, to fine-tune my wifes bug out bag. Made it a lot better.

[@FemPrepper]

Thanks for watching! I'm glad you found it useful 😊

[@snapdragon2441]

That’s a good idea, keeping your moon cup in a pill box. I think I’m going to carry more pads as I am concerned about how clean you could keep to use a menstrual cup.

[@HummerGirl88]

Great video. Hard to find good female prepper BOB's.

[@FemPrepper]

Thank you. Glad you found it useful Thanks for watching!

[@josephbrown-ut9ty]

Id sugest replacing all your carabiners with Load bearing varietys. Those cheap ones will fail when most needed. i like the idea behind the bug spray infused vasaline ,but i think if you had to use the vasaline for fire starter youd have chemical issues. Everything that has a butten on it , you might go ahead and replace the cotten thread commonly used with 10lb braided spider wire used in fishing , much harder to loose a butten that way.

[@FemPrepper]

Great suggestions, thanks! I would only use it encase of wet weather just to start the fire. I also have some hand sanitizer I was refilling but didn't put it in this video. I do need to get more carabiners because the good ones are in my bug out bag at home. I keep a couple bags on hand. Thanks for watching!

[@rhondafeinberg938]

I had not thought about nails. Great idea.

[@Pal3Blu3Dot]

I’d personally cut down on the clothing/ radio stuff. Add more meals and some power bars. Re-tweak the med kit. Add a back up water filter either a platypus quick draw or Grayl water bottle. Would also throw in a collapsible water bag to store back up water. Would add a fully charged electric light along with charging cable and a life bank not sure if you had one or not? Would do a altoid type can with striker stripes all on the inside and few on outside and load other water proof matches and wrap it in a strong rubber band. I’d add some blister packs for your feet and also would get a pair of diving socks to help keep your feet dry incase you end up walking long distant in rain. Duck tape as well as a good tarp is also key. Good choice on the silcock key! Throw some Emergen-C vitamin packs in your kit as well always a good boost!

[@Pal3Blu3Dot]

And a small bottle of bleach can go FOREVER when it comes to filtering water. Smart water bottles there’s a couple of life straws out there that will fit them so keep that in mind!

[@danielcortez9362]

Awesome video, I had an idea of what to pack for my wife and daughters this just confirms my idea,Thank you

[@user-rp9ei3sc2o]

Great kit.

[@BentlyBerstler]

I don’t miss a day a week kislux This show..

[@HurairahHomestead]

Do you find your P-38 easy to use? I really struggled with mine, so I just take a regular can opener with me.

[@Klcarroll]

Bug repellent wipes is another option as well.

[@FemPrepper]

I didn't know they had those. Great suggestion! Thanks 😊

[@Marshmellow_RS]

Great video! A couple of days ago I watched your previous BOB video from several years ago and you mentioned possibly doing an update. Great timing for me since you just posted this one! 2 questions: 1) where do you get your skinny clear pill bottle looking containers? They look very versatile for organizing small thing but I can't seems to find anything like that. 2) I'm curious how you plan on carrying you gun? Ive been looking at different methods of conceal carrying a pistol and not sure what method (for SHTF and daily) Thank you for the informative video! I've subscribed and will be watching more of the!

[@FemPrepper]

Thank you! Good to have you. I got the little containers from my brother. He used to work at the cannabis club and they use them for their vaping cartridges. He brought me a bunch. I found similar ones on Amazon amzn.to/48t6xuv searching for vaping cartridge containers. 2)I plan to carry mine on my belt with a small holster. It just clips on my belt nothing too fancy. It's this one amzn.to/3RxSwFK

[@KatilinaWRaven]

​@FemPrepper I suggest using a military/ pd belt so nothing droops with multiple uses or movements. Female belts have no use when it comes to defense. 👍

[@corleyoutdoors2887]

This is a very good bug out bag

[@FemPrepper]

Thank you for watching and the positive feedback!

[@x0angelica98]

Do you have links for California maps?

[@hardtrooth1776]

Don't you have a stove like alcohol or iso butane .

[@hardtrooth1776]

I love your kit and mindset. Why don't we see Harley ?

[@robduncan599]

I'm not quite sure what you class as a ' long term ' bug out bag ? I'm not knocking your attempt to have an emergency bag , it's always much better to have some preparedness for an emergency. It appears that you have around 5000 calories of food ? I get that carrying large volumes of food is not practical, however 5000 calories is 2 days of food at best if you plan to live and hike all day . Is 2 or 3 days what you plan as a 'long term ' emergency bag ? I have a picture in my mind of 'long term as several weeks or months? What is the plan for food after 2 days ?

[@FemPrepper]

Great question. There's many layers to Preparedness. I have a couple bug out locations and have prepared caches along the way. I also have some caches along my routes to resupply on my way. However I also have bike which has more items to help me haul more items, fire arms and a compound bow for hunting and and some fishing equipment. I'm also learning about edible plants. However my Bug out locations are farm lands with family so there's plenty of supplies there. I also have food storage of course at home and my Bug out bus. There's only so much we can carry so the caches will come in handy along the way encase I have to leave my bus. Here's my video on my caches encase you wanna check it out kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2KUfmiraMxrjdk

[@robduncan599]

@@FemPrepper ok thanks for your reply. You clearly have put some though into this , be well . Greetings from Scotland.

[@venetiakelley]

Hi, thank you for your video. I was wondering, how much your bob weighs, with everything in it? Keep your head up and stay safe.

[@dhellbusch74]

Have you even programmed your radio? It doesn’t look like it. If you haven’t programmed it. The uv5r is completely useless

[@user-bd5md5cm2j]

But your bags are really similar to the ones ive built. I did byy wat we proof plastic boxes for the first aid kits .built 5 womens bobs. My daughters and wife. Ive also built some for relatives. I can say, that i go through and change things out about every 6 months. I like everything youve done. I bought these funnels that you hold against your crotch and you can pee standing up. They have them. I put lots of feminine products in there as well as 3 mre. Thats enough food for at least 3 days.

[@FemPrepper]

Thank you for the feedback. I'm always looking to improve my supplies. I've seen the pee funnels but I haven't pulled the trigger on them yet since I haven't found a need for them since I've been on the road...

[@user-bd5md5cm2j]

@@FemPrepper your bags are pretty complete. You've done a great job.

[@djjubel3685]

Clearly never used this bag