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BUG OUT BAG

CHECKLIST

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Before you start filling your bug out bag with all the tools and

supplies you need, you first must purchase a Bug Out

Bag. Make certain you buy one with the minimum qualities:

Camouflage or Earth Tones

Durable Materials

MOLLE Strap System

Thick Hip Supports

Water Resistant Materials

High Quality Zippers

Lots of Pockets

#1 - Bug Out Bag

Here's an excellent bag that

includes all of these

qualities. Once, you have your bag figured out...it’s time to

decide what to put in it.

This checklist is what want to consider putting in your newly

purchased Bug Out Bag. I've listed most options but I DON'T

recommend adding ALL of these items, as your bag would get

WAY TOO HEAVY to carry very far. I give a brief explanation

(and justification) of each item to help you decide which items

will best meet your personal bug out needs.



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Water and Hydration

In a limited supplies survival event, it is highly recommended

that you have 3 independent ways to filter or purify

water. Carrying lots of water gets really heavy, really

fast. You need some water to get started but must be able to

find and purify / filter it on the go.

#2 - Stainless Steel Canteen or Bottle It's important to get a stainless steel container and not plastic,

so that you can boil water in it. Boiling water kills all bacteria

for safe drinking. Prefill the bottle with safe water in storage

so you can start off with water and then refill and boil / filter /

purify on the go.

#3 - Water Purification Tablets A great 2nd way to purify water is with tablets, plus it’s faster

than boiling.

#4 - Small Portable Water Filter A 3rd way is using a filtration device, this one will save a lot of

pack weight and space. Get a couple of them for longer term

situations.



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#5 - Longer Term Filter Jug System Not the smallest of water filters but if you have a family then

this is a must. This filter jug can supply enough clean water for

a family of 4 for nearly a year. Hook it to the outside of your

pack and use it when you get to your base camp location.



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Food and Food Prep Supplies

Having a couple different sources of food is a must. You need

some easy to access and easy to prep foods, but you also need

skills/tools in order to hunt and gather additional foods.

#6 - High Calorie Food Bars These are a nice staple since they are easy to eat on the go and

you can pack lots of them.

#7 - Freeze Dried Meals These are light weight and can be prepared once you find a

safe spot to settle at. Just add boiling water and enjoy.

#8 - Military Meals (MRE - Meals, Ready to Eat)

If they are good enough for soldiers then they are good enough

for me, but they can get pricy.

#9 - Basic Utensils - Spork I'm a huge fan of the spork as its a 2 for 1 utensil (fork and

spoon). Most likely you won't need a 2nd knife here since it’s

recommended to have a survival knife (separate list item),

which can be used for any food cutting or prepping needs.



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#10 - Collapsible Bowl(s) / Cup(s)

You'll need a simple way to keep your

food contained for serving and eating

purposes. Plates are too bulky and

heavy so a couple of collapsible

bowls/cups are a perfect solution.

#11 - Braided Fishing Line A little bit of fishing line and some skills are a great way to

keep getting calories. Braided fishing line is very strong and

will last much longer (take more abuse) than other kinds of

fishing line.

#12 - Fishing Pole Small/Collapsing /Pocket Size Recently, some pretty ingenious ultra-small fishing poles have

been invented. Any of these will work and breakdown nicely in

a pack. Make certain to take some time to learn how to use it

effectively.

#13 - Portable Light Weight Stove In my opinion this one is a personal choice. You can survive

without this and save the weight. You can heat your water

directly on a fire (stainless steel!) and pour the boiling water

into your freeze dried meal pouches. If you need to cook game

or fish you can use a stick as a spit or leave the fish with the

skin on for cooking and set it directly on the wood



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coals. However, if you’d prefer using a stove then get this

super small, lightweight one.

#14 - Portable Stove Fuel Same as the stove, only needed if you have some extra room.

#15 - Snare Wires For Trapping These are light weight and are a must if you know how to use

them. Be forewarned though, if you don't know how to use

them (and truly learn the skill) then they will not be of much

use. If you do learn how to use them, they are incredibly

effective.

#16 - Slingshot Most people can learn how to use a sling

shot quickly with a little practice. It will

take some patience, but its light weight and

perfect for hunting small game.

#17 - Daily Multivitamin Supplements Pick up some "one-a-day" multivitamins. Your diet will be

constrained while on the go, so having a good multivitamin will

keep your body healthy and strong.



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Clothing

Only carry as much as you absolutely need. Cloths are bulky

and can take up a lot of valuable bag real estate. I recommend

only a couple of undergarments and no change of regular

clothes. You should have one high quality set of durable

clothes that you can wear every day and then just change out

the undergarments to keep up your hygiene.

Remember, this is survival so multiple changes of clothes is

not a luxury you can afford.

#18 - Socks

When you are roughing it in the elements there nothing quite

like a fresh pair of socks. I pack several just for that reason. I

also like smart wools as they are thick and help to keep your

feet comfortable when you’re walking long distances with a

pack on. Plus, prolonged wet feet can cause mold/fungus

issues which are miserable and can cause health issues.

#19 - (Quick Dry Underwear / Quick Dry Tee Shirts) Get the quick drying kind so that you can wash them and they

will dry fast. You will need less of each since they can be

washed/dried so quickly.



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#20 - Sewing / Quick Fix Mending Kit Good to have if your pants rip or your shirt tears. You

shouldn’t be carrying much clothes so you'll need to mend

what you do have should they rip or tear.

#21 - Gloves (Mechanix Brand) If it’s cold out, then you'll need a good set of gloves. I like the

Mechanix brand gloves which are made for car

mechanics. Your hands will stay toasty warm and you'll be

able to use a knife and shoot a gun without taking them off.

#22 - Stocking Cap

Get a camouflage one if you are planning on

not being seen. Get an orange one if you

want to be found.

#23 - Body Warmers (Fingers / Toes) Keep a few of these in your bag for those really cold

nights. You'll need to ration them but they may just help

prevent frost bit, which would cripple your survival efforts.

#24 - Rain Pancho with Hood Thin and light weight works just fine, just make certain it has a

hood to keep you as dry as possible. If you are cold and wet,

then hypothermia is a real concern.



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Shelter and Bedding

What you decided to do for shelter is a personal

preference. What I don't recommend is a regular tent (it's

typically too heavy and takes up a ton of pack space). You'll

need to use nature and a few key items to make yourself a

shelter. This will take more skills but you can then save the

space and weight for other crucial items.

#25 - Camouflage Tarp If you want to stay hidden and keep dry at night then get a

camouflage tarp. If you want to be found get an orange one.

#26 - Backpackers Hammock The hammock is perfect for a single sleeper. You use your

sleeping bag and a hammock (rolls up into a really small ball

for packing) and you’re all set. Warm and up off the ground,

you just need to find a couple of trees. The hammock can also

be wrapped around you (once you’re in) and keep you dry from

light rain but you want it under the tarp as well.

#27 - Bivy Sack or Sleeping Bag Bivy sacks are basically a sleeping bag with a tent like shell. If

you are planning on going the hammock route then you just

need a sleeping bag however, if you are sleeping on the ground

then get a bivy sack.



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#28 - Sleeping Pad (Don't need if using Hammock) If you are going to forgo the hammock, then you'll probably

want a sleeping pad. It will add a little bit of comfort and also

keep you warmer since the ground will be cold.

#29 - Zip Ties Light, easy to use and can help create a nice survival

shelter. Helps tie items together to make a shelter.

#30 - Rope or Paracord Survival Bracelet

Rope or paracord is a must for setting up a quality shelter

regardless of whether you are going with a hammock or a

tarp. It allows you to tie things together.



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Heat Source

It's recommended that you have at least 3 different ways to

start a fire. Fires are your life blood in a survival situation. You

need it to purify water (if boiling), cook, night safety and it’s a

huge morale booster. Once you have 3 of these tools, make

sure you know how to use them.

#31 - Waterproof Survival Matches Waterproof is the key here. If regular

matches get wet then you're not going to

have a fire.

#32 - Steel Flint Fire Starter Get one and practice, practice, practice.

#33 - Lighter (Regular BIC or Zippo Lighter) Nice to have, easy to use.

#34 - Survival Tinder Good tinder helps immensely when lighting a fire. Without

good tinder you'll have a heck of a time getting a fire started.

#35 - Vaseline Add some Vaseline to any tinder and it will help it ignite quickly

and easily.



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#36 - Magnifying Glass If the sun is out and you learn this skill, then you can make a

fire. Perfect if/when you run out of lighter fluid or

matches. Plus this device has a grate for making very fine

kindle from a stick, which is absolutely necessary in my

opinion.

#37 - Small Waterproof Storage Container Put all your fire making tools into these containers (or as much

as you can fit).



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First Aid

When you are exposed to the elements and the challenges of

nature, there's a high probability you'll get a cut or a cold. You

need some basic first aid tools to make certain you can treat

these issues and keep surviving. A simple infected cut can kill

you if it is not treated properly.

#38 - Personal Meds If you take medications and need to continue to take them

even in a bug out situation, then put some in your pack.

#39 - Wound Gauze Roll Gauze is perfect for bad cuts or burns.

#40 - Surgical Tape Surgical tape will keep the gauze in place.

#41 - Band Aids (several kinds / sizes)

Band aids are perfect for small cuts and lacerations, keeps all

wounds covered and clean which helps to prevent infection.

#42 - Neosporin Add to any cut or laceration and you'll be more confident to

prevent infection.



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#43 - Pain Killers If in pain from an injury or illness, it can help to keep you going.

#44 - Blood Clotting Sponge Not a necessity, but nice to have in your first aid kit. Will help a

bad wound stop bleeding.

#45 - Super Glue Can be used to seal up cuts (also handy to have for other

survival uses).

#46 - Vaseline Good to help prevent dry skin getting chapped and

cracked. Prevents chapped lips as well.

#47 - Safety Pins Can be used in numerous injury situations.

#48 - Sterile Alcohol Prep Pads

Clean all wounds and keep it clean.

#49 - Hydrogen Peroxide Spray

Clean all wounds and keep it clean.



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#50 - Qtips Perfect for applying small amounts of creams and liquids.

#51 - Survival Tweezers and/or Utility Nail Clippers To get slivers out and to keep your nails trim.

#52 - Insect Repellent Mosquitoes are not fun and carry diseases.

#53 - Sun Block Ration as best you can because you don't want a bad sun burn

and you'll most likely get more sun that you currently do now.



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Personal Hygiene

This is survival so if you enjoy daily showers then get ready for

that to change. When on the run, you'll need to perform some

basic sanitation but it's not going to include hot daily showers.

#54 - Moist Towelettes Pack as many of these as you can fit. They are light weight and

will keep you somewhat clean. It’s no shower but it’s better

than nothing.

#55 - Mini Toothbrushes

Keep your teeth healthy because it might be awhile before you

can see a dentist. An ounce of prevention.....

#56 - Small Toothpaste

Ration a single tube as long as possible.

#57 - Dental Floss Light and small, it will help keep your gums healthy.

#58 - Qtips Used in first aid and you can keep your ears clean too.

#59 - Survival Tweezers and/or Utility Nail Clippers Good for nail trimming and general sanitation.



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#60 - Sportsmans Soap Ration this as long as you can. Use for the occasional river

bath (probably cold!).

#61 - Tampons Something ladies will want to add to their packs.

#62 - Hand Sanitizer (Moist Towelettes Can Replace)

Good for quick sanitation of hands before eating, etc.



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Tools

These are tools that don't fit in other categories but still need

at least a few of these to help increase chances for

survival. You may not need every one of these tools but you

need to think about what will be most useful for your survival

needs.

#63 - Basic Compass Navigation is critical to surviving long distance travels. You

need to know where you are and the best way to get

there. Learn how to use a compass and you'll never be

lost. GPS devices take energy or batteries and so cannot be

relied on in a bug out situation.

#64 - Small Folding Shovel

Good idea to have one if you have space. It allows you to

improve your shelter areas and bury (or dig up) items. Items

being tools, guns or waste.

#65 - Survival Knife A must have for both self-defense and lots of survival

skills. Find a good one and keep it on you at all times.



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#66 - Badass Survival Series Multi-Tool Extremely helpful for all survival skills. Whether

its opening cans of food or making shelters, a tool

like this has an endless amount of uses when

needed.

#67 - Portable Solar Charger If you plan to have a basic cell phone or walkie

talkies, then you need a way to charge those devices.

#68 - Scissors Another handy tool, however you can probably get by with a

good knife and multi-tool.

#69 - 3-in-1 Emergency Survival Hatchet Excellent for building solid shelters and for making fires by

cutting up logs.

#70 - Wire Saw Extremely small and light weight and can help cut logs for

fires. Don't need it if you have a hatchet, recommended if you

don't.



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Lighting

You need a couple of ways to illuminate your environment at

night. Whether it's to move around base camp or to keep

moving at night.

#71 - LED Headlamp

You'll need some light to get around at night. You also need to

use your hands. An LED Headlamp is a perfect solution.

#72 - LED Flashlight An LED flashlight is needed so that you can

quickly shine light on what you want. The

biggest downside with a headlamp is that

you have less control on what you shine your

light on (it only shines light exactly where

your head is turned). For safety and self-

defense it’s recommended to have a

flashlight as well as a headlamp.

#73 - Glow Sticks These are nice to light up an area and be able to keep it lite up

while you walk away which can be helpful around base camp.



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Communications

Having tools to keep tabs on what is going on in the world via

radio communications is very handy so you'll know what

moves to make next. Also, if you plan to bug out with others

(family or friends) then you'll want some way to communicate

with them at distances.

#74 - Hand Crank AM/FM/NOAA Digital Radio

You'll want to get updates on how the "situation" is

progressing so you can decide on what your next

moves should be.

#75 - Two-Way Radio Walkie Talkies

Excellent way to communicate with others in your

party. You can break your teams up, spread out

and still keep in communication with each other.

#76 - Rugged Cell Phone A cell phone can be a helpful tool for

communications and other apps but its best to

forgo a smart phone and get a basic but rugged flip phone.



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#77 - Small Signal Mirror Can be used for rescue signaling or for signaling other

members of your party from a distance.

#78 - Notebook and Pencil To keep a journal, leave notes for others, or to send out mail (if

there's still a mail service).

#79 - Multi-Functional Survival Whistle Easy way to communicate at distance with your party

members. Plus it’s light and easy to pack.



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Self Defense

Whether its self-defense from animals in the wilderness or

dangerous individuals, you'll want way to protect both yourself

and your family. These are some of the options you may want

to consider adding to your pack.

#80 - Hand Gun Having a hand gun is the best self-defense tools you can have

for protection against nearly all dangers (animals /

human). Plus it’s easy to pack, however you'll need to keep it

clean and ration your ammo.

#81 - Ammo Lots of ammo can get heavy very fast, so carry only as much as

you can carry over long distances. You'll need to ration you

ammo and only use it when absolutely necessary.

#82 - Brass Knuckles Unless an attacker has a gun themselves, you'll might have to

battle out a struggle fist to fist. I'd prefer to have these in my

pack if it ever came to that. There is no such thing as a fair

fight when SHTF.

#83 - Survival Bow and Arrow Set Bows and arrows don't really fit very well into a pack, but if you

can carry it on the outside, then you can reuse the arrows



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which helps with not having to ration as

much. Good for hunting game as well.

#84 - Pepper Spray Excellent self-defense tool against attacking

animals or animals of the human variety. It's

light and packs easy.



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Miscellaneous

These are all recommended items you'll want to consider

based upon what your goals and personal survival needs are.

#85 - Carabiners In order to effectively utilize

your bags MOLLE system

you need a bunch of

carabiners. These will clip

to the MOLLE system and

any item you choose to

hang from the outside of

your pack. Helps you carry

lots of extras outside your

bag.

#86 - Batteries (Depends on Your Battery Gear Needs -

Flashlight, Headlamp, etc.)

Get a couple extra sets of batteries for all your electricity

dependent devices.

#87 - Cash or Coins (gold / silver) Hard to know what currency will be "accepted" but good to

have a few different kinds for trading, purchasing or bartering.



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#88 - Playing Cards (Edible Foods Playing Cards) Something to help with boredom so you might as well get ones

with useful information on them.

#89 - Sunglasses (Survival Style) These sunglasses won't slip off or fall off.

#90 - Personal Credit Cards (may or

may not be useful)

#91 - ID / Passport May or may not be useful but good to have in case you do.

#92 - Travel Sized Duct Tape

So many potential uses for duct tape.

#93 - Local Area Topographical Map In order to know where you are and where you’re going you'll

need a good map.

#94 - Civilian Gas Mask If the reason you’re bugging out is due to radiation event or

chemical attack, then you'll definitely want a gas mask.



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#95 - War Face Paint

If you want to stay hidden, some face paint can help provide

some extra camouflage.

#96 - Family Pictures Good to have a few picture in case you get separated and are

looking for each other.

#97 - A Few Broadheads

Can be used to create spears for hunting or self-defense. Light

weight, small and useful.

#98 - Subscription Glasses (2nd pair) If you wear corrective lenses then get a second pair and keep

the in hard protective case. Not having good vision is a major

disability in a survival situation.

#99 - Mosquito Head Net Mosquitoes buzzing your face is a major annoyance. If you live

in a mosquito infested region then this is a must have.

#100 - Survival Watch (Paracord!)

Why not have paracord and a watch all in one?

#101 - Electrical Tape Many possible uses in a survival situation.



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#102 - Hiking Poles If you will be hiking for many miles each day, then I suggest

having a set of these to take some of the burden off your

legs. You can walk further with a pack if you have a set of

poles to help with steep hikes and stabilize to prevent rolled

ankles and tweaked knees.

#103 - Amazon Prime (One Year Membership) Personally, I have found Amazon to be an extremely helpful

resource in searching for all these items in one convenient

location. You can add the items you want to your cart and get it

all in 2 days with Amazon Prime. You could have your entire

Bug Out Bag ready to go in 48 hours and since I know your

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week or two?



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My final word of advice is to take action now. Fellow

survivalists and preppers know that a disaster could hit at any

moment. Don't be left in a state of regret, knowing you should

have, could have but didn't.

Remember: Prepare, Adapt & Overcome,

-"Just In Case" Jack



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