Post pictures of your 'Bug-Out' bags!

JohnRaven.exe · 09-22-2007, 01:40 AM

Alright, post em up boys!

I just got this Swiss gas mask bag last night for $2.54.... Its brand new too!

List of things so far:

Knife
Rope
First Aid Kit
Proof of ID - Pen & paper
Hand warmers
Steel wool and 9 volt
Fishing line & Hooks
Compass
Fork, Spoon, Knife
Battery-less flash light
Lil tic-tac container with some home made fire-starter

Waterproof matches
Camo Compac (I couldnt resist, hehe)

I'm going to add some more soon, possibly a MRE or two... Maybe some good ole' beef jerky... I know its a small bug-out bag, but still effective

What do you guys all have in your bug-out bags? Anything you think I should add?

mos19k · 09-22-2007, 03:46 PM

I'm not going to try and list everything in our bags, heck I'd probably forget half of it. Here are some things I think every bag should have:

Good Socks at least 3 pairs
Foot powder
Extra laces (use 550 cord)
High decibel whistle
At least two different forms of fire starters (Bic, Matches, flint/steel, fire piston)
Tinder (cotton balls or dryer lint permeated with Vaseline works very well)
Windbreaker/Rain Jacket
Poncho
Several large construction strength garbage bags
Multi-tool
Lensatic Compass
Laminated maps
GPS w/SD chips with details of all the states.
Gloves
Extra shirts/pants
As much 550 Cord as is reasonable
Pencil and paper
Picture of your loved ones. (it will give you reason to live )

This is a very short list and only scratches the surface. Food and water, the amount depends on your area. We each have a Katadyn water filter and three MRE's in each bag. If you have questions please ask, the folks on this board love to help and are some of the most knowledgeable people I've met.

Sparkytfl · 09-22-2007, 04:08 PM

I don't have one. I'm horribly unprepared. Closest I have is an ammo can full of my three main ammo types, and there might still be some camping gear in my packpack from my scouting days hanging in the garage.

Triggerjerk · 09-22-2007, 04:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sparkytfl

I don't have one. I'm horribly unprepared. Closest I have is an ammo can full of my three main ammo types, and there might still be some camping gear in my packpack from my scouting days hanging in the garage.

I do not have one either. I do not expect to have to bug out from anywhere to anywhere. I have a large folding knife and extra ammo in my car. That's it. If I lived in an area where there was a chance of hurricane or terrorist attack...that would be different.

BonePicker · 09-22-2007, 04:47 PM

Depends on what type of trip I'm on but usually in my small quick trip bag I carry one of those throw away aluminum pans that stuff like salisbury steak comes in. They are easily stored against the pack of the pack or bottom and fill with rest of stuff. Another item I have is a small tin mirror (could be out of a compact though) and a small plastic magnifying glass for fire starter. You guys have the rest of the stuff listed. I also pack for where I'm going, big difference surviving in Georgia Swamps and Minn. forests. Have a good'un

97shawn · 10-21-2007, 06:48 PM

Don't forget Baby wipes and toilet paper(being clean improves moral). Maybe allergy pills, aspirin, IB Profin, bug spray or bug repellant wipes(pack smaller).

billy · 10-21-2007, 07:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Triggerjerk

I do not have one either. I do not expect to have to bug out from anywhere to anywhere. I have a large folding knife and extra ammo in my car. That's it. If I lived in an area where there was a chance of hurricane or terrorist attack...that would be different.

i have a wallet.
there is no reason to go anywhere.
i live in the woods.

samuel · 10-21-2007, 08:38 PM

I dont understand what you mean by a bug out bag. I do have an old bag I have had for years and years and every time I get too close to her she says "BUG OUT".Would this be what I should have? Somehow this old bag doesnt make me feel prepared,she doesnt even make me feel necessary. sam.

JohnRaven.exe · 10-21-2007, 09:12 PM

Lol! Nice. ^

Here is my 'new' B.O.B

I got this bag off Cheaperthandirt.com for $15! Awesome good deal... Its a very tough bag with lots of storage room

#1 Army Boots
#2 3 Pairs of heavy socks
#3 Camo Hat
#3 Poncho
#4 Non-Commando Wear
#5 Black T-Shirt
#6 Walkie Talkie Radio
#7 Gutting Knife
#8 Whistle/Compass with hollow water tight core
#9 Plastic Canteen
#10 10 Wolf Rifled Slugs
#11 10 Rottweil Rifled Slugs
#12 5 Winchester #4 Buckshot
#13 300 Feet of 550 Paracord
#14 50 Round Shotgun Bandolier
#15 50 Round Rifle Bandolier
#16 Shake Up flash light = No batteries
#17 9 Volt and steel woll
#18 2 health bars and 2 granola bars
#19 Fork, Spoon & Butter knife
#20 Pop-up stove
#21 First Aid Kit
#22 I.D. Card with Pen & Paper
#23 Large Folding Saw
#24 Knife with handle wrapped in 550 paracord
#25 30 Feet of Nylon Rope with carabiners
#26 Carabiner/Knife
#27 2 8 Hour Hand Warmers
#28 Compass
#29 Camo Compac
#30 Tic-Tac container filled with black powder
#31 Fishing line, hooks & weights
#32 100% Deet Bug Spray (Not Pictured)

Things to add:
Butane Lighter
More food rations
Maps of the area
Toilet paper
Pair of work jeans

Its a slow work in progress that is just gonna get bigger

29er savoy · 10-26-2007, 03:14 PM

i bought 2 chairman mao bags from cheaper than dirt . for $10.97. supposidly from the 60's ,made out of tank cover canvas and rifle slings for straps 15"x11"x3 . what's a "bug out bag" ? something like a muzzle loader's possible pouch? a pre packed spur of the moment" grab it and go" type thing , light weight and easily carried.

Darkfront · 11-19-2007, 11:24 PM

Everything I have is packed in or strapped onto a Camelbak Ambush pack

Benchmade Knife
CRKT Folding knife
50 Feet of 550 Para cord
Waterproof matches
Waterproof match container
Signal Mirror
Magnesium rod and steel striker
3 days of MREs and water activated heaters
Navy Storm whistle
Lensatic compass
Tri-fold entrenching tool.
Iodine tablets
Solar rechargeable LED flashlight
2 x 12 hour chemical glow sticks
Wire saw

I'm still piecing the medical supplies together though.

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09-22-2007, 01:40 AM	#1
JohnRaven.exe Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Minnesota Posts: 172	Post pictures of your 'Bug-Out' bags! Alright, post em up boys! I just got this Swiss gas mask bag last night for $2.54.... Its brand new too! List of things so far: Knife Rope First Aid Kit Proof of ID - Pen & paper Hand warmers Steel wool and 9 volt Fishing line & Hooks Compass Fork, Spoon, Knife Battery-less flash light Lil tic-tac container with some home made fire-starter Waterproof matches Camo Compac (I couldnt resist, hehe) I'm going to add some more soon, possibly a MRE or two... Maybe some good ole' beef jerky... I know its a small bug-out bag, but still effective What do you guys all have in your bug-out bags? Anything you think I should add? __________________ Taking full advantage of my RIGHT to bear ARMS.

09-22-2007, 03:46 PM	#2
mos19k Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Miami, Fl. Posts: 247	I'm not going to try and list everything in our bags, heck I'd probably forget half of it. Here are some things I think every bag should have: Good Socks at least 3 pairs Foot powder Extra laces (use 550 cord) High decibel whistle At least two different forms of fire starters (Bic, Matches, flint/steel, fire piston) Tinder (cotton balls or dryer lint permeated with Vaseline works very well) Windbreaker/Rain Jacket Poncho Several large construction strength garbage bags Multi-tool Lensatic Compass Laminated maps GPS w/SD chips with details of all the states. Gloves Extra shirts/pants As much 550 Cord as is reasonable Pencil and paper Picture of your loved ones. (it will give you reason to live ) This is a very short list and only scratches the surface. Food and water, the amount depends on your area. We each have a Katadyn water filter and three MRE's in each bag. If you have questions please ask, the folks on this board love to help and are some of the most knowledgeable people I've met.

09-22-2007, 04:08 PM	#3
Sparkytfl Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Rochester, NY, USA Posts: 115	I don't have one. I'm horribly unprepared. Closest I have is an ammo can full of my three main ammo types, and there might still be some camping gear in my packpack from my scouting days hanging in the garage.

09-22-2007, 04:47 PM	#5
BonePicker Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Midwest Posts: 20	Survival Bag Depends on what type of trip I'm on but usually in my small quick trip bag I carry one of those throw away aluminum pans that stuff like salisbury steak comes in. They are easily stored against the pack of the pack or bottom and fill with rest of stuff. Another item I have is a small tin mirror (could be out of a compact though) and a small plastic magnifying glass for fire starter. You guys have the rest of the stuff listed. I also pack for where I'm going, big difference surviving in Georgia Swamps and Minn. forests. Have a good'un

10-21-2007, 06:48 PM	#6
97shawn Registered User Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 10	Don't forget Baby wipes and toilet paper(being clean improves moral). Maybe allergy pills, aspirin, IB Profin, bug spray or bug repellant wipes(pack smaller).

10-21-2007, 08:38 PM	#8
samuel Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 4,381	I dont understand what you mean by a bug out bag. I do have an old bag I have had for years and years and every time I get too close to her she says "BUG OUT".Would this be what I should have? Somehow this old bag doesnt make me feel prepared,she doesnt even make me feel necessary. sam.

10-21-2007, 09:12 PM	#9
JohnRaven.exe Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Minnesota Posts: 172	Lol! Nice. ^ Here is my 'new' B.O.B I got this bag off Cheaperthandirt.com for $15! Awesome good deal... Its a very tough bag with lots of storage room #1 Army Boots #2 3 Pairs of heavy socks #3 Camo Hat #3 Poncho #4 Non-Commando Wear #5 Black T-Shirt #6 Walkie Talkie Radio #7 Gutting Knife #8 Whistle/Compass with hollow water tight core #9 Plastic Canteen #10 10 Wolf Rifled Slugs #11 10 Rottweil Rifled Slugs #12 5 Winchester #4 Buckshot #13 300 Feet of 550 Paracord #14 50 Round Shotgun Bandolier #15 50 Round Rifle Bandolier #16 Shake Up flash light = No batteries #17 9 Volt and steel woll #18 2 health bars and 2 granola bars #19 Fork, Spoon & Butter knife #20 Pop-up stove #21 First Aid Kit #22 I.D. Card with Pen & Paper #23 Large Folding Saw #24 Knife with handle wrapped in 550 paracord #25 30 Feet of Nylon Rope with carabiners #26 Carabiner/Knife #27 2 8 Hour Hand Warmers #28 Compass #29 Camo Compac #30 Tic-Tac container filled with black powder #31 Fishing line, hooks & weights #32 100% Deet Bug Spray (Not Pictured) Things to add: Butane Lighter More food rations Maps of the area Toilet paper Pair of work jeans Its a slow work in progress that is just gonna get bigger __________________ Taking full advantage of my RIGHT to bear ARMS.

10-26-2007, 03:14 PM	#10
29er savoy Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Somewhere out there Posts: 153	i bought 2 chairman mao bags from cheaper than dirt . for $10.97. supposidly from the 60's ,made out of tank cover canvas and rifle slings for straps 15"x11"x3 . what's a "bug out bag" ? something like a muzzle loader's possible pouch? a pre packed spur of the moment" grab it and go" type thing , light weight and easily carried.

11-19-2007, 11:24 PM	#11
Darkfront Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 74	Everything I have is packed in or strapped onto a Camelbak Ambush pack Benchmade Knife CRKT Folding knife 50 Feet of 550 Para cord Waterproof matches Waterproof match container Signal Mirror Magnesium rod and steel striker 3 days of MREs and water activated heaters Navy Storm whistle Lensatic compass Tri-fold entrenching tool. Iodine tablets Solar rechargeable LED flashlight 2 x 12 hour chemical glow sticks Wire saw I'm still piecing the medical supplies together though.