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Bug out bag help

Anonymous Tue 23 Feb 2016 09:46:58 No.695169 View View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>695201 >>696433 >>698057 >>698082 >>698215

Whats some things i need for a good bug out bag im kinda broke but so far i got a 9mm hi point some water purification tablets a camel pack rope and 100 rds of 9mm ammo and a axe any other stuff i need.

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 23 Feb 2016 09:55:54 No.695170 Report

Quoted By: >>695254

mylar space blankets. can be used as sheet or to line shelter and deflect heat.

fire starter kit.

some paracord

poncho/tarp/wool blanket

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 23 Feb 2016 10:04:33 No.695172 Report

Quoted By: >>698107

salt and pepper. metal canteen (full, replace water every ~2 week). flashlight, fire starter (a small vial of alcohol is very utilitarian for sterilizing and fires).

for food, i recommend blending rice into a powder. the thickening properties are very efficient, to the point a water bottle full of it can make nearly 15 bowls of porridge, that can be flavored with powder soup stock or sugar and spice. bugging out is an on the run type deal though, so some trail mix would also be welcome

extra pairs of socks and underwear. gloves. plastic garbage bags. a cheese cloth type linen (a shemagh can double as this) which can function as a filter and scarf, or whatever other application loose linens can provide ie mending . on that note, cordage, needle and thread. map of area. extra batteries for whatever electronics you have, including phone

do not doubt the importance of water and socks. a wool blanket and a little mylar pack could go a long way

this is more of an innawoods pack and less of a relocation pack. best thing though is near everything necessary can be added for free, or near free

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 23 Feb 2016 13:48:35 No.695201 Report

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>>695169
40 garbage bags (extra large) they are cheap lightweight and offer insulation not found in nature anywhere and the number of possible applications are enormous. not to mention you should not leave garbage behind.

20 freezer bags (1 gallon size) can transport and store water and food items you gather. very compact when not used. you can take a dump in it and take it with you if you are tracked by dogs and not worry about smelling up your kit.

1 roll of duct tape: this combined with garbage bags is basically god tier shelter or whatever you need.

1 hatchet or small axe this is like the ultimate woodland multitool.

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 23 Feb 2016 14:05:07 No.695208 Report

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https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=bug+out+bag
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=bug+out+bag

go nuts

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 23 Feb 2016 15:43:20 No.695254 Report

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>>695170
This.
Mylar blankets are incredible for shelter construction, I use them in lean to shelters, they deflect the heat of the fire down onto you, it's lovely.

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 24 Feb 2016 08:30:27 No.695855 Report

Quoted By: >>695894 >>695911

So far what i got
9mm hi point
100rd of 9mm
Water purification tablets
Rope
Flint and steel
Storm proof matches
A whistle
A compas
Rope
Camel pack
Cainten
Roman
Seasoning
And porn

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 24 Feb 2016 10:35:20 No.695894 Report

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>>695855
Needle and thread
Fishing line and couple hooks/jigs
Pliers or multi tool
Knife and fork
Pencils and small notepad
First aid kit
Couple tent pegs
Map
Deck of cards

Anonymous

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Anonymous Wed 24 Feb 2016 10:40:53 No.695895 Report

Quoted By: >>695898

>hi point

Are you poor, nigger or both?

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 24 Feb 2016 10:51:01 No.695898 Report

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>>695895
he mentions being broke. so better question is are you retarded, uneducated (cant read), or both?

Anonymous

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Anonymous Wed 24 Feb 2016 11:50:56 No.695911 Report

Quoted By: >>697045

>>695855
>9mm hi point

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 25 Feb 2016 01:44:50 No.696421 Report

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I kept reading Hi Point as Hi-Power.
Heh.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 25 Feb 2016 02:02:26 No.696433 Report

Quoted By: >>696437

>>695169
So you are putting together a bag to survive in a bad situation and all you bring is weapons to hurt and kill other people with. You are the problem with the world.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 25 Feb 2016 02:09:34 No.696437 Report

Quoted By: >>697745

>>696433
Self defense

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 25 Feb 2016 02:29:04 No.696441 Report

Quoted By: >>697046 >>697532

Is it suitable to use fleece instead of wool blankets? Wool is really hard to find apparently, and when you do it's expensive, whereas a 66x90 fleece blanket is warm as fuck, and like 15$.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 25 Feb 2016 22:48:49 No.697045 Report

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>>695911
not anon...but have you actually used a hipoint? yea they look like shit. and theyre pot metal. but they do work.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 25 Feb 2016 22:50:12 No.697046 Report

Quoted By: >>697520

>>696441
not ideal. but if you can keep dry then yea it works half way decent. i used fleece for a logn time untill i could afford good wool clothes

Anonymous

Anonymous Fri 26 Feb 2016 11:32:26 No.697520 Report

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>>697046
Since it's warming up I think I'll use a dry bag to cinch up and store a fleece for the next few trips. Should compress pretty neatly, I think

Anonymous

Anonymous Fri 26 Feb 2016 12:23:32 No.697532 Report

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>>696441
pros:
flece is lighter easier to clean (you can't just throw wool into the machine on 90C program) not prone to rot or get infected with fungi that eats keratin it's not smelly. very cheap compared to wool.
cons:
wool is not nearly as prone to develop holes near fires it's pretty fire retardant especially compared to synthetics and won't catch flame. wool has better insulation when wet. it is natural if you are into that.

Anonymous

Anonymous Fri 26 Feb 2016 19:10:49 No.697745 Report

Quoted By: >>697751 >>698089 >>698190

>>696437
You will never, I repeat NEVER use those weapons for self defense. You're a fucking faggot who has psychotic fantasies about the world ending. Your life isn't the walking dead, get a life.

Anonymous

Anonymous Fri 26 Feb 2016 19:21:30 No.697751 Report

Quoted By: >>698034

>>697745
I think it's safe to assume he's American and in America guns are used for self defense situations on a daily basis. It doesn't have to be the apocalypse for that situation to occur.

Anonymous

Anonymous Sat 27 Feb 2016 03:10:25 No.698034 Report

Quoted By: >>698047 >>698052 >>698073

>>697751
Yeah if you consider shooting black children to death for walking through your neighborhood self defense, then maybe. You people are honestly pathetic, just waiting and hoping for an excuse to use your weapon to hurt someone. shame on you

Anonymous

Anonymous Sat 27 Feb 2016 03:34:59 No.698047 Report

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>>698034
Must be a cuck

Anonymous

Anonymous Sat 27 Feb 2016 04:02:23 No.698052 Report

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>>698034
hola reddit

Anonymous

Anonymous Sat 27 Feb 2016 04:16:42 No.698057 Report

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>>695169
No sleeping bag? I'll take your 9mm off you the morning after you die from hypothermia. Thanks.

On second thought, you probably won't make it through the first day anyway, since anyone carrying a military-looking bag with a med pack on the back will get sniped before they hit the tree line.

Any good BOB is basically a three-day pack to get you somewhere safe. If you wouldn't take it camping, don't have it in your BOB, if you need it when camping, do have it in your BOB. Come back and we'll reevaluate when you've applied some common sense.

Anonymous

Anonymous Sat 27 Feb 2016 04:56:15 No.698073 Report

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>>698034
Niggers make good crab bait btw

Anonymous

Anonymous Sat 27 Feb 2016 05:18:42 No.698082 Report

Quoted By: >>698090 >>698110

>>695169

>9mm

Gonna sound too much like /k/ here, but there are two criteria for a bug out gun
>weight of ammo
>can I defend myself with it
If you are just bringing it to have a gun for hunting, either go with a rimfire or a 410/rimfire combo rifle.

If it's for self defense get something big and heavy that starts with a .4 instead of a .3

9mm is great, and I love it, but for a bob , there are so many better options.

That said, a few more things to add
>knife
>knife
>knife
>small axe
>pocket saw
>yo-yo fishing reel
>small tackle kit (tobacco cans are perfect)
>bank line
>painters plastic (small role takes up next to no space, and makes water proofing easy)
>matches
>enough food for two days
>sewing kit
>extra socks

Anonymous

Anonymous Sat 27 Feb 2016 05:41:09 No.698089 Report

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>>697745
You've never been out of your basement

Anonymous

Anonymous Sat 27 Feb 2016 05:42:06 No.698090 Report

Quoted By: >>698276

>>698082
Don't those yo-yo reels only have like nine feet of retracting cable? Doesn't seem terribly effective when most trout I catch are 25-30 out from the shore.

Anonymous

Anonymous Sat 27 Feb 2016 06:25:41 No.698107 Report

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>>695172
Great list. If i may, i have a few notes/add-ons to some of your items

>garbage bags
Husky brand 3 mil contractor bags

>shemagh
If bought brand new, you'll need to wash thoroughly to remove all the excess dye before using as any sort of filter

My own little tip, in your tinder box, keep a few cottonballs covered in neosporin. The petroleum jelly/cotton is an excellent fire starter and of course you have the antibiotic neosporin if the need arises, two birds with one stone, however have other more dedicated options for fire and medical needs

Anonymous

Anonymous Sat 27 Feb 2016 06:35:09 No.698110 Report

Quoted By: >>698276

>>698082
I don't see anything wrong with 9mm as a BO caliber, it works and is plentiful. Remember to get plenty of range time with whatever you're using though, doesn't do any good to have a firearm you can't use well. Replace the painters plastic with a small tarp and your in business

Anonymous

Anonymous Sat 27 Feb 2016 09:37:12 No.698190 Report

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>>697745
Actually I live in Japan. But if I could own a firearm I would like to know I could protect my family and myself if the need arose. A BOB is for extreme situations and I feel that in said situations not everyone you encounter will want to "play nice" so some form of protection is advisable.

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Anonymous Sat 27 Feb 2016 10:54:06 No.698215 Report

Quoted By: >>698225 >>698229

>>695169

>Posts bug out bag thread.
>Doesn't bother to tell us his location.

Have fun reading replies vomited from assholes who have no idea what you actually need.

Protip: If someone gives you a detailed answer to a general question, they've usually got no idea.

Anonymous

Anonymous Sat 27 Feb 2016 11:13:46 No.698225 Report

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>>698215
they can try, and let OP cherry pick advice for his situation. if you dont comprehend this, arent you just a fucking faggot?

Anonymous

Anonymous Sat 27 Feb 2016 11:36:54 No.698229 Report

Quoted By: >>698270

>>698215
garbage bags are universally useful
i bet even in the arctics you find use for them.

Anonymous

Anonymous Sat 27 Feb 2016 13:00:37 No.698270 Report

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>>698229
>i bet even in the arctics you find use for them.
Yep, we do.

Anonymous

Anonymous Sat 27 Feb 2016 13:16:48 No.698276 Report

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>>698110

I love 9mm and after rereading the part were on is poor, I would have to say go with it, since buying a new gun is expensive.

That said, I can carry so much more .22lr for the same weight, so for lasting as long as you can, that is a better option. If he just needs it for defense, I would want something around the .44Mag family because bears take a lot of killing.

>>698090

That's about right, but it's about catching food while not actively gathering food. There will be a fish that is close enough, and that is the one you want.

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