72 Hour bug out Bag

               It is always good to have a 72 hr BOB (bug out bag), that you keep with you at all times.You never  know when the zombies will attack. It is  necessary to have a good bag to carry all of your gear in that you will need , which we will discuss in just a few moments .Now that being said never bug out of your home until it is your last option, it's  always better to stay put and be prepared. Have a good plan drawn up on all the details of where you would go, and what suppliers you will need. Once you do plan to bug out, you should have your gear ready to go. Your BOB will depend much on where your bug out location is. That will be the deciding factor as to what gear you may need. Here where I live I don't have a need for a  lot of cold weather gear. But if you live in cold places sheltering gear,  will be important to have.You can put a bag together fairly cheaply using things around your home.These bags are good to keep at your home in your car even at the the office. BOB can be helpful in a lot of situations such as if you get stranded, or are in  a car accident,or if you simply get lost and don't forget about the zombies. Now let me say that I reorganize my bag fairly often to make room for things I think of here and again. These items include a 3 day supply of my prescribed medicine, just be sure to check the dates on said medicine and change it out from time to time so that it doesn't expire. I know you don't see any food in my bag this is because I change it out to make sure the food is good at all times.



(2) water containers                                                           (1 )map compass
(3) knives (BK7, SOG saw, Cheaper Than Dirt)                (1) compass
(1) 10x12 tarp                                                                   (1) GPS
(2) 9 hour candles                                                              (3) survival blankets
(1) fire steel                                                                       (1) wire saw
(1) spark-lite                                                                     (4) spork set
(1) water proof matches                                                 (150) rounds of 22 ammo
(1) Winchester multi tool                                                   (4) back up batteries
(1) Smith knife sharpener                                                  (1) 25 ft of para cord
(1) 4 pack of super glue                                                    (1) SOG Tomahawk
(1) write in rain pen                                                           (1) medical bag
(1) write in rain pad                                                           (1) LED head lamp
 (1) map                                                                         BRITE Strike CAPSS Alert Security

 (1) first aid bag
 (1) fishing kit
 (2) flares

Bug Out Vehicle

                       Guys what vehicle would you take in a bug out situation, and what would you have in it? I have a family of four. So I couldn't take my big F150 with big tires because there isn't any room; so that's out. My wife's SUV has a lot of room for all of us, and room for all of our gear .Now packing the car for a bug out situation would be my wife's job because I think she can pack a month of clothes in one suit case, she is that good at packing.I have pretty much ever think together that I would take with us. A good thing to remember is to always have your car in good running condition such as good tires, batteries, gas, etc...When stuff's hitting the fan you don't want to have to be worrying weather you have had an oil change or not. I try to keep water, fire extinguisher, blankets, and a medical kits in the car at all times.You will need a good plan on what route you would take out of town and once you got out where would you go. These plans must be well thought out. You may need to do dry runs and see how long it would take you to get there, and what alternate route you can take if the first route was blocked with debris or even if there is a traffic jam and its so backed up that you can't get through. When things get this bad, and it will guys, be ready on all ends. Have tents/campers/buses (what ever you can get). To take care of your family. If you and your family can afford it buy a piece of land somewhere and start prepping and tell no one about the location or what you are doing. When SHTF you will need guns/ammo and a lot of it, if you guys have kids teach them how to shoot and how to prepare- so they can survive in the world after the storm

Preferably a 4x4 vehicle would be best due to maybe needing to travel off road to go around traffic jams or destroyed roads. Older vehicles that does not require computors or other technologies such as sensors would be easy to repair on your own. I would suggest also packing a basic tool set and jumper cables in your everyday carry in the vehicle. Jumper cables can also be used to start fires in a pinch. Diesel engines can run longer on crappy fuel better than a fuel injected vehicle.

So basically in a nut shell, also spend type prepping your vehicle you plan to bug out in.