bug out bags for real shtf, camping, gray man, all scenarios

bug out bags for all scenarios. family, dad, solo, gret man, etc

[@industrialintensity2101]

What I like to do is use old surplus stuff especially the German mess kit light easy to pack and you can pack stuff in it when it’s packed.tweezers you are missing for shrapnel or splinters. If you are creative it will help you last longer than others. What I do is fancy is I get a 50 or 30 mm aluminum bullet case and pack gun powder or seasoning for your food. If you want to make artificial pizza you want veana sausage and carni asada seasoning with some pineapple and some meat or bread and it tastes pretty good. Another thing for hitting harder is knuckle dusters if you ever need to break a few things out in situations.

[@WhyteHorse2023]

I figure everyone will have different variants based on when they buy and how long they've been doing this. The key is to test it out in a real situation. My first camping pack was miserable back when I was young and over the years I've ended up with what I have now. My collapsible bow saw went missing :). The handgun I want(and can afford) is banned as an assault rifle :(. Clown world.

[@industrialintensity2101]

@@WhyteHorse2023 they are not banned people still have them and once the idiots in office get out I get they will have armalites and semis.

[@rodgreene2687]

Bahaahahaahhahaa! Funniest ending. Butane is the worst choice, the most flammable of all gases. Don’t quit yer day job.

[@alphaomegasurvivalsupply6548]

You might review your math lol your off by at least 10lbs on the dry pack weight, and you also saw why you shouldnt just throw stuff randomly into a pack. Also I would recommend waterproofing your clothes, sleeping bag, and sensitive items because that pack cover won't keep everything dry. Good start but looks like it could use some refining, when things like this are necessary its not going to be just another camp out.....

[@WhyteHorse2023]

Great catch there. Just add 10lbs to the number and put the fuel tank in the sleeping bag. Ironically I'd been doing it wrong for decades and just now it punctures. SMH.

[@user-ev1tm3gb3w]

Well, I Have A Blue Ozark Trail Large Capacity Backpack And A Blue Outdoor Products Utility Duffle Bag And Black Military Tactical Drop Leg Bag And Sleeping Bag And My Tent And My Outdoor Chair And Tarp For Shelter. Plus, I Have A Stainless Steel Folding Stove, Stainless Steel Water Bottle, Stainless Steel Food Jar, Stainless Steel Thermos, Stainless Steel Mess Kit And Hobo Tool. I Have A Hunting Multi Tool With Sheath, Fishing Multi Tool With Sheath, Small Fixed Blade Knife With Sheath, Mini Folding Shovel With Sheath, Crossbow Pistol With Hunting Bolts And Fishing Bolts, And Machete With Sheath For Chopping Wood And Brush, Survival Kit, First Aid Kit, Fire Starter Kit, Personal Care Kit, And Emergency Survival Kit. And I Pack Two Pairs Of Blue Denim Clothing, Woodland Camouflage Military Tactical Clothing, And What I Got On.

[@WhyteHorse2023]

Sounds about right. I forgot a couple things in my pack but realized after the video. A folding saw is nice to have or a pocket chainsaw. I've also been migrating away from kits into more permanent things I can reload because I do use these camping as well.

[@user-ev1tm3gb3w]

@@WhyteHorse2023 You Said One Of The Things I Like To Buy Is A Folding Saw. That I Can Do. I Can Go Into Walmart And Buy One For Myself. That's A Thing I Like To Do For Myself. That's Good To Tell Me And Have Not Forgotten It. I Will Buy A Folding Saw From Walmart. Another Thing I Like To Buy Is Filtration Straw. I Have Some Emergency Survival Blankets And Emergency Survival Tube Tent. I Have Those. They Are In My Bug Out Bags.