Quote from: kariann330 on November 05, 2013, 04:57:26 PM
See my thing isn't weather. Mine is our government. I have a brother in the army who has done training to enter homes and confiscate firearms. My sister in the Marines has undergone the same training with FEMA. There have been multiple videos posted to YouTube of military drills in populated areas that have been described by my family as "rapid deployment" drills. Now why am i worried, because i own several firearms and refuse to hand them over. I would rather evac to my BOL and defend my second amendment rights. Also why i have such a secluded and hidden BOL with only one way in to the property.

Being a Long Islander my biggest fears are really the roads, expenses and huge storms. Things that can most realistically and have been effecting my ability to live hear nice and comfortable. Honestly without getting to political as the recent years have shown the government doesn't want to forcefully take your fire arms away but rather, in a few states, kindly ask to hand over any unwanted ones.

Also to get on topic I would love to add really comfy sports bras and undies lol. Btw never forget a source of entertainment too!

QuoteBtw never forget a source of entertainment too!

And TP, wet-wipes, and a spoon. May as well throw in a fork, too. (I could never get used to the Spork...)

Weapons cleaning stuff, second pair of glasses/contacts...extra shoelaces...

Phased plasma rifle, in the 40 watt range...

A shrubbery.

Quote from: Beth Andrea on November 05, 2013, 06:53:38 PM
And TP, wet-wipes, and a spoon. May as well throw in a fork, too. (I could never get used to the Spork...)

Weapons cleaning stuff, second pair of glasses/contacts...extra shoelaces...

Phased plasma rifle, in the 40 watt range...

Those are in my fiancé's BOB lol.....btw 100 watt has a better effect and a lot more splash damage lol.

Oh and she also has playing cards too.

My bob consists of 3 sets of clothes for myself and my 2 kids..guns stay at the ready with plenty of ammo.  I will make the 10 minute trip to my flat bottom boat and make my way deep into the river bottom.  I have a place where a gps doesnt have signal, spring water and plenty of food with fishing and hunting. 

I'm surprised that none of you plan to pack any estrogen.  I'd have a few tubes of Oestrogel with me.

What good is bare survival if you end up being male again?

Randi

Quote from: Randi on November 06, 2013, 12:12:31 AM
I'm surprised that none of you plan to pack any estrogen.  I'd have a few tubes of Oestrogel with me.

What good is bare survival if you end up being male again?

Randi

Wouldn't that require being prescribed more than what was needed?

You never know when the Zombocalypse will strike!

I live in "gold country" in California, not surprisingly I have three old abandoned gold mines on my heavily forested property, I've thought of stashing some survival odds and ends in one of them just in case

  Btw, there are so many gold rush era mines around here the number would probably be in the thousands just in my county alone. I've found 150 year old picks and a shovel in one of my old mines.

Quote from: Devlyn Marie on November 05, 2013, 06:54:52 PM
A shrubbery.

A WHAT?! 

Quote from: <3 on November 06, 2013, 12:19:04 AM
Wouldn't that require being prescribed more than what was needed?

I stash part of each month's Rx. I can refill a week before I run out (about 3 weeks after I get each refill), that gives me 7 days-ish each month to store.

Quote from: Michelle G on November 06, 2013, 01:36:48 AM
I live in "gold country" in California, not surprisingly I have three old abandoned gold mines on my heavily forested property, I've thought of stashing some survival odds and ends in one of them just in case

  Btw, there are so many gold rush era mines around here the number would probably be in the thousands just in my county alone. I've found 150 year old picks and a shovel in one of my old mines.

Of course, it is somewhat dangerous to go into and use or explore such old mines. I'd think the first 20-30 feet, if horizontal, could be sealed up at the end and used as a small man-made cave though.

Yes they can be very dangerous and the state has a program where they will fill in and block old mines on request.

  This one is in the back of on old building in town that is now a coffee shop, you can take your lunch back there and sit in some of the carved out small rooms where they have tables set.



This one is just up the street from me and is fitted with heavy iron doors to keep kids and bears out, they are not all this developed though, mine is just a small tunnel 100 ft long in the side of a hill.