Bug Out Archives

21 Survival Items You Should NOT Put In Your Bug Out Bag

If your bug out bag is so heavy you can’t carry it more than a few miles, then you’ll have to drop some of the items.

Discover some surprising bug out bag tips and tricks that focus on stealth and survival. Learn how to safely bug out in an emergency.

Vacuum sealing is an efficient and practical way to preserve food, documents, and other items while protecting them from damage.

There are endless articles about building bug out bags for one person, but what about the rest of the family?

A bug out box contains extra supplies that don’t fit in your bug out bag. It should be packed and ready to go into your vehicle.

Most bug out bags are too heavy to carry long distances. Here’s how to make a lightweight bug out bag that won’t weigh you down too much.

Medications are often overlooked when people build their bug out bags, but they could make or break your bug out plan.

If the grid goes down, GPS and online maps might be unavailable. In case that happens, keep these paper maps on hand.

A bug out trailer (BOT) is nothing more than a trailer that is loaded with supplies and pulled behind a vehicle during an emergency.

The letters in “INCH bag” stand for “I’m never coming home.” And if that’s the case, you had better think twice before you start packing.