Bug Out Food - Meats

A comprehensive overview of some 'Bug Out Food' choices available to the Survivalist. Not intended to be definitive or exhaustive, as meat selections vary greatly from person to person and are changing continually.

[@USNERDOC]

Excellent sir! I am enjoying this series. thank you fro sharing! 5/5

[@cpmower]

Great set of vids! I wanted to tell you about some REALLY good beef jerky I tried a few weeks ago. I was traveling from Madison Wisconsin to Illinois, and I stopped at a gas station to get gas, use the head, and get a snack. I noticed PMR Beef Jerky. I got the teriyaki flavor, and found that it was VERY tender, it was tasty, and moist, (as moist as jerky can be). It was a fantastic product and I just wanted to let you know about it. Thanks again, for this set of vids! Long Live the Republic

[@MINDWISEMAN]

@AnalyticalSurvival In the UK the sauce packs e.g. mayo, tom, mustard, bbq, sweet chili, normally have the date embosed under the plastic mini tub base or embosed near the opening end of the sachet. May need a magnify glass to see. Have found on average only last 2 - 3 months from issue with your fast food meal. In US there may be longer expiry regs?

[@jkchan83]

Great videos. I love the fruit-flavored beef jerky, too! The Pork Fu can also be eaten without reconstituting as an ingredient in rice. It's how a lot of parents get their children to eat steamed white rice since it adds some flavor.

[@AnalyticalSurvival]

@cpmower: Thanks for your suggestion! I will definitely try this out -- as should the rest of the viewers as well. Many blessings --GM

[@AnalyticalSurvival]

@Conversus: I would agree with foxvalley - just purchase the cans, which are already small and packable. Many blessings --GM

[@AnalyticalSurvival]

Awesome! I'm so glad you gave it a test run!

[@AnalyticalSurvival]

@MrCableguyken: Excellent! Thanks so much for your response -- this will help all of us to prepare! --GM

[@MrCableguyken]

You can always keep some of the mayo packs from fast food resturaunts and add them to the tuna to taste....I always ask for extra when I eat out and store them for later use.

[@AnalyticalSurvival]

@Tommytorque69: Thanks for your kind words, brother! Many blessings, and the best of luck to you --GM

[@AnalyticalSurvival]

@MrCableguyken: Great idea! Does anyone here have any idea regarding those packet's expiration dates? --GM

[@jokertim777]

I believe the protein content of meat to be of minimal importance when Bugging Out. Because you will be on a short term 3-7 day excursion to a "safe" location (where other supplies are pre-positioned), your main concern isn't nutrition. Meat provides a very calorie dense option. Calories will be the critical short term consideration to keep energy levels high and to keep travel times to a minimum (thus reducing the danger of bugging out).

[@AnalyticalSurvival]

Yes! I love their jerky - thanks for commenting -GM

[@AnalyticalSurvival]

Thanks! Am busy now, but planning to introduce new videos soon! --GM

[@VannKY1]

lol i alway worked at Jack Links, in Minong, WI for three plus years. good stuff. high quality standards too, super clean facilities.

[@Conversus]

@foxvalley560400 thank you both guys. But cans aren't an option - I'm going lightweight here. So no tuna for me... :/

[@calmanny]

Great vids do not stop We are learing.

[@foxvalley560400]

@Conversus dude in that case just keep it in the can you like you can probly carry multip of them , just keep it in the can when you need it throw 10 in your pack.

[@GaminHasard]

Hey, i'm from the Netherlands and i want to prepare for the second economic dip. The watersupply in my country is really good, but i dont have a lot of cash at the moment. What are the essentials that i need to have so i dont buy the wrong stuff, not waisting money. Thank you for the video's they are really good.

[@MrCableguyken]

@AnalyticalSurvival 6 months for mayo before it starts breaking down, and losing taste...miricle whip types can go as long as 12 becasue of the higher acidic content....12 months for mayo, and I beleave 8 months for mustard. again, most of that is taste based....all of these have a high enough acid content that if un-opend, they stand little chance of bacteria forming. But they will start to seperate and break down from heat with time...so in a cool location they can last even longer.

[@hinckleypoland]

Good Job -- keep em coming.

[@Conversus]

Ok, here I come with a tricky question! I'm living in Germany and we don't have Tuna in Bags - what I would LOVE to have in my BOB! So I was wondering, what about opening a Tuna-Can and Vaccum seeling it? I would guess it cuts down the shelf life tremendously - but I'm not sure on that...Does anyone have an idea on this? Kind Regards from Berlin.

[@vention4wh]

Thanks for this video. I think I'd like to add some of that MRE flat bread to my Bug out bag.

[@Tacticalgearhead]

Love the chart man!

[@shitpickle1128]

hey ive been to that specific ranch 99

[@zhaneranger]

the pork fu doesn't need to be rehydrated. it is delicious eaten dry with some rice.

[@worddunlap]

Any thoughts about the fish products since Fukishima?

[@AnalyticalSurvival]

That's a valid concern - and I myself am actually taking the prudent High Ground and steering clear of packaged fish products. Many blessings --GM

[@worddunlap]

What a shame, fish (sardines) were an integral part of my kit. Protein, salt and fat...plus I just like them.

[@WizzRacing]

I might be a little off track here, but doesn't learning to fish make better sense? I mean I carry the large heavy duty freezer sandwich bags in all my gear. That way it can serve to water proof my gear. Store my fresh food I find or catch. I can use them to cook food in boiling water and store water in. Just some of the uses I come up with, the list gets pretty long. Then all I need is light weight but quality fishing pole, hooks, string and number one knives and I mean quality knives, not just one type. Then all I need is to carry the spices, coffee, and my never get caught without it, toilet paper! My thinking is I don't want to go near a grocery store even if there still open. I would think they would be guarded like a celebrity on performance day.

[@prepperskirra5659]

+Claude Rains I know your comment is from three years ago, but maybe someone else reads it or it may spark a new discussion. I agree that fishing is the best long term solution for bugging out, but the first three days you have other stuff to think about than calmly sitting at the edge of a river to catch and prepare your fish. You need quick, easy meals for that. Heck, if you're unlucky you won't catch a single fish and then you have nothing to fall back on. When fish is your only possibility for a meal, I'd get pretty frustrated when I wouldn't have an extra pouch of tuna with me.

[@VannKY1]

hopefully sooner than later..cuz later might be too late...

[@mryellow123]

Great videos! Aussie: Settlers Country Foods

[@AnalyticalSurvival]

@mrSugarglider: Just posted on June 1st. Check it out! --GM

[@fstwrtr]

meat is really important.. protien ranks #1

[@SSanf]

Make your own hamburger gravel. Way cheaper!

[@3charter]

★★★★★