Vernon in Virginia~Formerly Alaska
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[size=large]The larger pack is for the house. I have put together 2 packs like the one on the right, one for my wife's van and the other for my truck. Plus some extra re-supply and back-up for storage. Next I will be working on an emergency "bug out" backpack for my truck "IF" for some catastrophic reason I am not able to drive back home because of natural or man made disaster(s) and would have to boogie home on foot. A drive of 2 hours from home can put you DAYS waking distance if you have to walk back home. The "bug out" would have food, water, shelter, topo map of the area, compass, change of cloths, rain gear, flash lights, Bic lighters, small 22 rifle (AR 7), candles, etc.
I would suggest that if you too can sense a foreboding feeling of civil un-rest, both national and internationally... you might want to think about putting up a "few things" just in case. You can't it money.
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I would suggest that if you too can sense a foreboding feeling of civil un-rest, both national and internationally... you might want to think about putting up a "few things" just in case. You can't it money.
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