Nvm. 42 lbs. Lol. Just weighed it

Without water or vodka bottles attached.

Yes. Vodka. Lol. One bottle of it. KRU. It comes in nice steel bottle

Just a little 8 gig. Has a bunch of music.

I have vodka for 2 reasons. Its boring alone in the woods. And it can be traded.

Its a good antiseptic too.

And the bottle can be used for water

Or boiling purposes

Yeah. I wana get a bunch of 1gram and half oz gold chips

Theyre just expensive af... lol

And its only going up more

Yeah. I really need to get some.

Then I think I'm ready for the apocalypse

🤣

I always have my bob in my truck

Ahhh

Yeah, I live in oregon out in the country.

I always carry it, never know when I'm gonna break down or get stuck or injured or someone else ya know.

I dont have a change of clothes in my bag. But I live in Oregon... we all carry extra clothes either on us or with us. Every day. Lol

The weather here changes so much and its such a diverse landscape. The only time you dont have extra clothing is mid summer.

Or good. Depending on your point of view

I have since dismantled my bug out bag. I have a bug out vehicle. I chose a minivan. Took a hint from the van dwellers and realized that I can have all the modern commodities minus a bathroom and be able to move it anywhere in the country, in the matter of hours. 30mpg allows for 500 miles on one tank. Loaded with all my gear, I can pack 1,000 pounds of extras.

I've been looking into doing that

And a bugout/camping trailer

You can go 20 miles a day on foot, or 1,000 miles a day in a car.

Just to haul tents and supplies and shit

Yup. I see it as a more sustainable prepping system

For long term GOOD scenarios

GOOD = Get Out Of Dodge.

My diesel heater is in my cart along with 2 200 watt solar panels, 2 100ah batteries, a solar charger, a fridge with freezer, microwave, etc. Im decking this puppy out

Picts!@Ironman

Ill be posting a build log. Trust me.

@Deleted User Inside the van is my TA50. At any point I can dismount and deploy. Mormon style.

Been hunting, camping, and fishing since I was old enough to walk. My dad taught me everything from snare traps to how to cook fish over an open fire.

Theres a reason I live in missouri. Used to live in Utah.

Utah is fun and all but it really lacks wild edible plants.

I dont remember the manual codes. Been out since 2009

This is the perfect place. Wild blackberries, raspberries, gooseberries, etc. Mushrooms everywhere (just go for morels, hen of the woods, and oysters, easy to identify and almost no poisonous lookalikes)

And everyone is a farmer around here so there is livestock and gardens to pilfer from if need be

Boxer and snapper turtles are edible, but Id space them out. Turtles can eat really toxic stuff.

Plenty of bullfrogs for frog legs, rabbits, coons, possums, etc.

Every river has catfish too.