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Israel

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Howdy. Name is Israel and I am from El Paso, TX and decided to join so I could get more information so I can better prepare myself and my family for ANY type of event that may occur. I hope that I can find the information that I am seeking.

Good to be here
 
howdy from a fellow texan .... and welcome to the forum and family...there's quiet a few knowledgable folks here that'll gladly tell ya what you need to know,or at least point ya in the right direction and/or give ya a good idea or 2..and by all means jump right on in with any replys you have on a topic.and start new topics if/when needed....
 
Howdy. Name is Israel and I am from El Paso, TX and decided to join so I could get more information so I can better prepare myself and my family for ANY type of event that may occur. I hope that I can find the information that I am seeking.

Good to be here
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Hey fellow Texan! I am on the other side of the state. There are some great people here with tons of different discussions. If you have a question, just ask.
 
Welcome to the Forum!! Theres a goldmine of knowledge here, and that mouse there is your pickaxe!!! I hope you find the forum helpful and friendly!
 
Howdy. Name is Israel and I am from El Paso, TX and decided to join so I could get more information so I can better prepare myself and my family for ANY type of event that may occur. I hope that I can find the information that I am seeking.

Good to be here

Welcome Israel!
I guess the first question is will ya'll be Bugging-In or Out?? That will determine how/what to prep for.
Let us know how we can help as you begin prepping.

Blessings,
Shenandoah
 
Welcome Israel!
I guess the first question is will ya'll be Bugging-In or Out?? That will determine how/what to prep for.
Let us know how we can help as you begin prepping.

Blessings,
Shenandoah

As of now I will bugging-in (unless it is really necessary to bug out)

Planning on making bug-out bags with the most necessary things and still trying to decide what items would be best. Any ideas?

Thanks all
 
As of now I will bugging-in (unless it is really necessary to bug out)

Planning on making bug-out bags with the most necessary things and still trying to decide what items would be best. Any ideas?

Thanks all

Israel-
For me, I have a get-home-bag as I travel 4 days a week away from our ranch, so my objective is to get back home. First, I think a water bottle with filter is imperative. I have been using the Berkey for years, its awesome and sells for about $19 with an extra filter. I don't want to have to spend an hour boiling and then letting the water cool before I can drink it!! That one hour may be critical in a survival situation. I also have a 3 lighters, poncho, emergency blanket and 4 hand warmers (each are good for 18 hours), tube tent (basically a 6x6 tarp), nylon cord, razor sharp knife, Leatherman multi-tool, compass, solar flashlight, emergency radio w/ batteries (approx 3"x 4" in size), insect repellent, tylenol, immodium, cortizone, chapstick, moleskin for blisters, bandaids, co-ban, TP, 16oz metal cup, bandana, extra socks, thermal underwear/top&bottom, ski pants, gloves, hat, wood cutter--made from a chainsaw chain rolls up into a 3" circle, 2 heavy contractor trash bags, 3 light sticks, a small note pad and a pencil. Food consists of MRE type meals because of their shelf-life. Yes they are pricey but if I have to replace the food in my Bag every 6 months to a year then by the time I need my Bag I haven't saved any money. I also have concentrated calorie bars, butterscotch candies, boulion, Folgers instant coffee singles (I do have my limits to roughing it!!) If I am smart, have enough food to sustain me for 2 weeks. I also have a TOPO map, a roll of quarters and some silver for barter. My entire pack weighs about 26#. Also in my truck I keep a sleeping bag, hiking boots, firearm, a horse halter, lead, and a bridle. Depending on the scenerio, I will decide which of those items to take with me. Also, I always have a bicycle in the back of my truck for my inital transportation.

I think thats the bulk of of whats in my bag! Hope that helps ya some....

Blessings,
Shenandoah
 
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