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reflecting your own body heat directly back to you but they also block out the sun and are made of reflective material. I would suggest packing at least three of these in your bug-out bag, they are lightweight and easy to carry.
Watch with a light on it
Acquire a digital watch with a light on it. Not only will you be able to tell when it’s going to get dark or how much time you have but you will also be equipped with a light at all times.
Bug-out bag
The bag in general is solely designed to get you out of an emergency situation. When you buy your bug-out bag make sure it is of high quality and durable. Unless it is of a high quality it may rip and you may end up loosing some life saving gear. Try to buy a nylon bag that is water resistant with foam shoulder straps and ensure that your bag has side pockets so that the weight is evenly distributed throughout. Always make sure the bag has a large capacity.
Water and food are the first things to put in your bug-out bag, you will need to have enough food to last you three – five days at a minimum (if you can carry more easily, do so). MRE meals are ideal being easy to prepare and light to carry. You can buy MRE meals online which are specifically for army use. A gun or any weapon that can be used in long range is ideal for your bug-out kit. You will have to defend yourself against wild animals, looters and most definitely zombies. Don’t forget to pack enough ammo for traveling and always carry backup weapons when traveling (knives at the very least).
Red glow sticks would make a great asset to your bug-out bag as they are a great light source.
A sleeping bag is ideal, giving warmth wherever you end up spending the night.
How much ammo do you need? Well who knows how long this will last for. You may be lucky and only have to kill a few zombies. You may be lucky and find a great base with a supply of food and water. On the other hand you may encounter lots of zombies and looters. Ammo is great to barter with. Ensure you have enough ammo in your bug-out bag for a few days, the more you can carry the better. If you are traveling in a group spread the ammo out between you.
Bug-out bag kit (BoB) Basic Guide
The bug-out bag itself
Single-person tent or tarpaulin at the very least.
Items for bartering, gold, silver, batteries and currency just in case!
Sleeping bag
High-protein energy bars for physical activity
Mini portable electric stove
Weapons and ammo
Flares
Night-vision goggles
Needle and thread
Bug Repellant
Lip Balm
Safety Pins
Duct tape
Wet stone to sharpen weapons
Signalling mirror
Iodine tablets
Matches (waterproof if possible)
Magnifying glass
Disposable lighters
Energy drinks
Compass
Caffeine pills
Maps
Swiss army knife
Pen knife
Standard knife
Mallet and tent pegs
Sleeping Bag
Tarpaulin x 3
Binoculars
Water canteen x 2 pre-filled
Parachute cord
First-aid kit (mini with essentials)
Aluminum foil
Bandana
Sunscreen
Crowbar
Axe
Baseball cap
Torch and spare batteries
Mini wind-up torch or solar-powered
Emergency blanket
Whistle
Body warmer
Fishing line and fish hooks
Pepper spray
Diary and pens
Radio and batteries/wind-up radio/solar-powered
Religious items books or charms
Gloves
Tri-fold shovel
Petroleum jelly
Rucksack
Survival knife
Candles
Soap
Towel
Toilet tissue
Tin opener
High-energy foods
Multivitamin
Gas Mask
Flint and steel
Cooking tin
Keep passports and driving licences where you can easily access them
Medication
This is going to be a problem for a lot of people who are on daily medications. Sometimes you can get more than one prescription at a time and safely store. Never stop or decrease meds without advice from your doctor.
Food
When you consider that you need 2,500 calories per day for a manand 2,000 for a woman you will need to plan accordingly, especially as you will be highly active. You will be burning off a lot of calories.
Basic food to store
Always rotate your food; eating the
Watch with a light on it
Acquire a digital watch with a light on it. Not only will you be able to tell when it’s going to get dark or how much time you have but you will also be equipped with a light at all times.
Bug-out bag
The bag in general is solely designed to get you out of an emergency situation. When you buy your bug-out bag make sure it is of high quality and durable. Unless it is of a high quality it may rip and you may end up loosing some life saving gear. Try to buy a nylon bag that is water resistant with foam shoulder straps and ensure that your bag has side pockets so that the weight is evenly distributed throughout. Always make sure the bag has a large capacity.
Water and food are the first things to put in your bug-out bag, you will need to have enough food to last you three – five days at a minimum (if you can carry more easily, do so). MRE meals are ideal being easy to prepare and light to carry. You can buy MRE meals online which are specifically for army use. A gun or any weapon that can be used in long range is ideal for your bug-out kit. You will have to defend yourself against wild animals, looters and most definitely zombies. Don’t forget to pack enough ammo for traveling and always carry backup weapons when traveling (knives at the very least).
Red glow sticks would make a great asset to your bug-out bag as they are a great light source.
A sleeping bag is ideal, giving warmth wherever you end up spending the night.
How much ammo do you need? Well who knows how long this will last for. You may be lucky and only have to kill a few zombies. You may be lucky and find a great base with a supply of food and water. On the other hand you may encounter lots of zombies and looters. Ammo is great to barter with. Ensure you have enough ammo in your bug-out bag for a few days, the more you can carry the better. If you are traveling in a group spread the ammo out between you.
Bug-out bag kit (BoB) Basic Guide
The bug-out bag itself
Single-person tent or tarpaulin at the very least.
Items for bartering, gold, silver, batteries and currency just in case!
Sleeping bag
High-protein energy bars for physical activity
Mini portable electric stove
Weapons and ammo
Flares
Night-vision goggles
Needle and thread
Bug Repellant
Lip Balm
Safety Pins
Duct tape
Wet stone to sharpen weapons
Signalling mirror
Iodine tablets
Matches (waterproof if possible)
Magnifying glass
Disposable lighters
Energy drinks
Compass
Caffeine pills
Maps
Swiss army knife
Pen knife
Standard knife
Mallet and tent pegs
Sleeping Bag
Tarpaulin x 3
Binoculars
Water canteen x 2 pre-filled
Parachute cord
First-aid kit (mini with essentials)
Aluminum foil
Bandana
Sunscreen
Crowbar
Axe
Baseball cap
Torch and spare batteries
Mini wind-up torch or solar-powered
Emergency blanket
Whistle
Body warmer
Fishing line and fish hooks
Pepper spray
Diary and pens
Radio and batteries/wind-up radio/solar-powered
Religious items books or charms
Gloves
Tri-fold shovel
Petroleum jelly
Rucksack
Survival knife
Candles
Soap
Towel
Toilet tissue
Tin opener
High-energy foods
Multivitamin
Gas Mask
Flint and steel
Cooking tin
Keep passports and driving licences where you can easily access them
Medication
This is going to be a problem for a lot of people who are on daily medications. Sometimes you can get more than one prescription at a time and safely store. Never stop or decrease meds without advice from your doctor.
Food
When you consider that you need 2,500 calories per day for a manand 2,000 for a woman you will need to plan accordingly, especially as you will be highly active. You will be burning off a lot of calories.
Basic food to store
Always rotate your food; eating the
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