Bug Out: How To Bug Out Part 3

Food and Supplies

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Music

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• The
• North
• Face
• TNP
• Nutnfancy
• bug
• out
• bag
• shtf
• gsi
• hiking
• camping

[alexgoyettemobile]

last weekend i left friday on my camping trip and some fkn idiot broke in my home and stol all my food and my room was locked , fkn cradkheads , i got stuck eating my camping food since i got back lol nicely organised i have some extra gear too but i dont have no one to go with even if i lend them a extra set of balls hahaha :( im serious lol

[orangeampsforever]

@alexgoyettemobile

I know what you mean, sometimes it's hard to find a camping buddy. Sorry to hear about your house getting ripped off! Do you still have that North Face Bivy? Would you recommend it?

[3charter]

Nice...I'm starting to organize all my stuff also

[orangeampsforever]

@3charter good! it has made a huge difference for me.

[drcstudios]

I like it!

[orangeampsforever]

@drcstudios Thanks!

[Frooshmeister]

My two cents, take it or leave it.

I would buy more canned food for your home storage. Freeze dried foods are wonderful, espescially for bugging out (although the packages are bulky. Having the water to cook your food in a bug-in situation is key. Unless you have rain barrels or a water source nearby, you will need the extra water contained in cans. Plus you can probably buy a case of food with more variety than just one can of freeze dried food.

[yec1JF]

I wish I was that organized. LOL

[yec1JF]

I like the way you show the world a very small amount of food and water... good strategy!

[alexgoyettemobile]

@ orangeampforever snugpack bivy is #1 in my view the new the north face bivy model has a bugnet but snugpack has olive drab . I only use my usmc gore tex bivy and sleep system