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Survival Lessons & Bugout Bag Tips from a remote Caribbean Island!

https://bonetactical.com/ The largest reasonable "bugout" bag setup that an individual can carry safely and easily: This comfortable and durable 60-liter bag comes complete with all the survival essentials you absolutely need and none of the cheap trinkets that you don’t. We only include the most important high-quality gear and leave out the useless junk contained by most other “survival kits”. This allows The Ultimate Survival Bugout Bag to retain the extra storage space crucial for personalizing the loadout with gear specific to you (medications, firearms, ammunition, precious metals, sentimental items, etc.). Not just for “bugging out”, we created this kit to be the best emergency preparedness option for virtually anyone. We started with the Grayman Operations Pack because it allows you to become low-profile in urban areas (standard “tactical” or military looking bags can make you a target during social unrest). Plus, this bag can be immediately converted to camouflage when entering wooded areas via the camo waterproof backpack cover contained inside. The pack itself is constructed of top grain leathers and heavy-duty canvas in natural colorways that not only look professional yet low profile in urban environments, but are also colors prevalent in nature. This 60L bag is overbuilt in every way (like all of our products), and features 8 different compartments for organizational purposes. A zippered top compartment provides both quick access and protection. The roomy main compartment sports additional organizational pouches, a padded laptop sleeve that fits even most modern 17" laptops, a nylon/Velcro enclosure, and the whole main section is closable with a heavy-duty draw string. Two mesh water bottle holders flank the main compartment on either side. Dorsally located is a large zippered outer pouch. Why do you need a “Go Bag” like this? It could be as simple as your car breaking down in an isolated area, in which case this bag could give you the ability to survive for weeks on end. Natural disasters such as earthquakes, tornadoes, hurricanes, volcanoes, solar flares, tsunamis, floods, and landslides could cause the need for emergency survival equipment. A good example is the general lack of law and order that led to the declaration of martial law in the city of New Orleans (2005), Ferguson (2014), and Minneapolis (2020), just to name a few. It is entirely plausible that many of those lives lost could have been spared, had those individuals been better prepared. After a natural disaster event or during social unrest many things we take for granted are often not available (such as food, water, shelter, and electricity). Grocery stores are rarely stocked, public water may be contaminated or not available, homes and vehicles could be destroyed, and depending on the severity of the disaster rioting and looting could be rampant. As you develop a plan for potential disaster scenarios you should consider "the rule of 3's" and your area of operation. The rule of three's states that you can last three days without water and three weeks without food. We include a water bottle, water filter, and emergency food rations in these packs. The water bottle (once filled) will allow you to stay hydrated on the go, and the survival straw water filter will allow you to safely stop and drink from nearly any standing water you can find. The compressed high energy biscuits last a long time, are fast to access, easy to eat, lightweight/easy to carry, taste great, and are packed with much needed calories for survival. Because hypothermia can occur with just a slight change in body temperature, shelter and protection from the elements is very important. Included are two fire starters and a Mylar tube tent (both can be used to help maintain body heat). The ferro rod fire starter can start fires even in wet conditions and also features various multi tools as well as a signaling device (whistle). The Mylar tent can be used as shelter and also as another signal device if lost or stranded (while camping for example). Even just wrapped around the body will help raise one’s core temperature. Once fire is made with the included fire starter, it can of course be used to boil and purify water as well (in the included metal water bottle).