A Bug Out Bag or BOB is a pack you can carry that contains various items you will need to survive for a short period of time when you have to Bug Out and leave modern conveniences behind. There are a number of emergencies that can come up in your life where you may find yourself in a situation that requires you to leave town. This could be caused by a force of nature, social uprising, a bad day at work, black plague, terrorism, or even a ZOMBIE OUTBREAK. No matter what the cause, you need to be prepared for anything. The most important resource to be prepared, besides a level head and experience in dealing with the specific situation, would be a handy collection of tools and supplies.

What's in your bag?
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cormac BOB:
water proof ruck sack.
stab/bullet proof vest.
assortment of none perishable food.
a change of clothes.
doc martens.
swiss army knife.
crowbar.
machete.
beretta 96g.
3 clips of ammo for the 96g.
binoculars.
sleeping bag.
med pack.
toilet paper.
small handheld CB radio.

Jamoni: http://zombiehunters.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=24264
Camelbak MULE in desert camo. GEAR:Yaesu 2 meter radio w/AA adapter, Kershaw Military boot knife, mini FAK,Poncho/shelter. 4/5 wave antenna for the radio, which rides in the water bladder pouch. lightweight field guides to edible plants and animals, another (cheaper) poncho, lighter, magnesium firestarter, matches, small razor knife, flashlight, spare AAA batteries, EMT shears, binoculars, Gerber Multitool, electrical tape, water purifier tabs, two rolls of steel wire, big wad of paracord, and compass. Food: big bag of beef jerky, huge wad of powerbars, small jar of peanutbutter, and a few tins of sardines in oil.

NMMZKI-In NMMZKI bob we have 3 days of water and food ,ammo,and a survivable selter theirs more but i dont want to tell


790superstar: my bug out bag is a 3 day assault pack, its got a first aid kit, 2 disposable bic lighters, waterproof matches, switzerland victorinox combo knife, SOG Seal Pup, 300 rounds of .45 cal JHP ammo, 180 rounds of 7.62x39 JHP ammo, set of BDUs, pair of boots, extra change of underwear and socks, crank style flashlight/radio/strobe/alarm, water purification tablets, 3 liter camelback, compass, and a couple MREs. right next to my BOB is my AK47 with tac rails and m6 tac-light with galil folding stock and vertical foregrip and 4 loaded mags, custom build M1911A1 with 10 loaded mags all on modular thigh rig, with counter balancing blackhawk 6 mag pistol ammo pouch on opposite side. This may seem heavy to a lot of people, but this is pretty much the weight i normally carry in my line of work.

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Dvergamali: My BOB has a basic first aid kit, 2 bic lighters, a multitool with plyers, Ka-Bar attatched to outter bag, 2 packs of dental floss (more usefull than you think!), a crank style flashlight and some small binoculars. Also, I have a few cans of Spam, Chlorine tablets for water purification some water bottles and a small hammer/prybar combo tool. Next to bag ready to go is my machete in sheath and my handguns. I have a Bersa Thunder .380 and a Walther p22 with 3 full clips. The Walther though a low cal gun I think can be very effective plus you can carry ALOT of .22 ammo. I have an Altoids tin in the bag holding a mini sewing kit with the folding scissors. The strap of the bag I have a small utillity knife on left side and a hocky puck style flashlight on the right. I have a smaller bag that can attatch to the larger that has a Fiskars folding saw and some small hand pruner. Very handy for cutting branches ect. for making a lean-to or some other shelters. I also have a roll of artificial sinew which is a very strong cord that is great for wrapping tool handles, tying branches together or stitching leather. I have alot of tools in my truck (Dodge ram 1500) along with a very, very nice first aid kit in a .30 cal ammo can.
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Jukiness: My BOB contains a few essential tools: Magnesium Lighter, Bic Lighter, Pocket Knife, Survival Knife. Rations: MRE's, water purification bottle, MRE Heaters. Entertainment: Playing Cards, iPod with one full charge (when it dies it hangs out until i go back to civilization or find a better use for it) Pens + Paper. Protection: If possible a large caliber handgun with Hollowpoint/hollowtip/exploding rounds so as to better vaporize zombie brain tissue, a large rust resistant Khukuri Machete. Other: Camping goods such as sleeping bag, rope, plastic bags, extra water bottle, and extra clothes.


EvacMedic:
I'd have to say my bag wouldn't be too shabby. I'd have a limited number of canned goods, dehydrated food, several liters of water, water purification tablets, a water purification pump, two pairs of light hiking socks (marino wool), one pair of jeans, a water wicking/breathable shirt, toothbrush and toothpaste, and The Zombie Survival Guide. On the outside of the pack (carried) we have Nylon rope, a machete with scabbard, and a small crowbar.

Bundy747: My BOB would have to be a rook style sack, or other wise a over-sized backpack with a structured frame and waist straps for support and ease of carry. Contained within would be several essential items that would help sustain myself during a journey to a stronghold. Maps of Ohio (state I live in) and other surrounding states…would be useful to help stay off main roads. Ohio blue tip matches AKA: strike anywhere matches, waterproof matches, lighter, First Aid Kit, 2 Liters Of water, a few cans of condensed soup and or cans of vegetables, Beef Jerky, 4 cans of Tuna, Weather related clothing, sleeping bag, tarp, Glock 21 .45cal semi-auto w/6 loaded mags, compass, self charging flash light, hand crank self charging radio, Zombie Survival Guide, Anarchist Cook Book, The complete book of survival, binoculars, water purification tablets, Canteen, and most important other than the Glock 21 a lock pick set


Littleblacksheep: I would have an assortment of foods (apples, bread, cheese, meat, strawberries) and a 2L bottle of water. Also, my mp3, baseball bat, screwdriver, hammer, ringette stick, kitchen knife and our enormous steak knife. perhaps a sniper rifle, crossbow, or pistol, i dunno. Lock pick, 65 dollars, and my favorite black hoodie.


Srg._Winters: For my pack would be a:UTG Special Operations Backpack. I would have semi-auto colt 1911 .45cal w/4 loaded mags, 70 extra rounds for the colt, enough MREs to last 3 people weeks, 3 liters of water in a built-in camel-back (yes, it really is((its a must to be hydrated while holding of zombies)), a 4'2" stainless steel katana clipped to the side of the bag, a sawed-off magazine-fed 12 gauge shotgun w/ tactical reflex sight,15 tool swiss army knife, 4" stainless steel locking blade, bendable head candle lighter (set things on fire you couldn't before!) 1 full sized mag light, one crank up flashlight, 1 crank up radio. 1 jumbo first aid kit ( i know you cant treat zombie bites) 2 or 3 pairs of glasses ( i have horrible vision, and backups are necessary) 10-12 pairs of contacts (your screwed when your glasses slide off). $100, cash, and a lock-pick set, a small crowbar, and finally 20' of 1/2"Diameter composite rope.

Sphike92: My BOB would contain a combat knife with flint striker. Also a rope and rock climbing equipment. Also a machete on the right side and a combat ready M1 Carbine with 100 extra rounds and a strap-on flashlight to one of the straps with rechargeable shake batteries (a little extra from running from zombies. Also enough Rationed Food to last a few weeks and two canteens. Also a bottle of lighter fluid and a .45 handgun with 100 extra rounds in clips and a telescopic sight on the rifle and a night vision pair of binoculars that double as ordinary binoculars with a strap.

SuperSoldierRCP- Well this is my Base Bug Pack me and my two best friends have packs that we combine giving us large advantages, as you can mainly tell mine is mainly cleaning/medical and weapons oriented. Mine was also designed to work for land and water (all of our packs where made to work in the New Mexico Desert, Grassland, or if we decide the Texas or California Gulf) Item # taken standard school Childs backpack 1 Included is the back pack is sleeping blanket 1 thermo-blanket 1 pillow 1 T-shirts 3 pants/shorts/swimming trunks 1 Each pairs of socks and underwear 3 light/heavy jacket 1 Each spiral notebooks 3 packs of pencils/pen/sharpies 2 Each Spray Paint( Black, Blue, Red) 2 Each Lighter/Matches(500 pack) 5 Each Fire Starter Rocks 3 sets Over the shoulder pack 2 Included is the over shoulder pack is(item divided into both Packs)(bottles base 20oz) Disinfecting spray/wipes 5 Each Bottle of beach 4 Bottle of soap 4 Vitamins (mult- caffeine, sugar, C-B-A tablets, Health) 5 Each Painkillers 5 Tylenol/sleep aids 5 Each Bottle of hard liquor 5 Sun block Tubes 3 Water Tablets(pack is 25 tablets) 4Packs Water Purifier 4 Knives/forks/spoons/plates 5 each Wet Stone(extra in the Car and Base for total of 3 1 Wet Stone Oils 2 Also 2 Hand gun strap holsters one for leg and one for arm Hand gun (40-45 are cal.) 45clot-Arm 40glok-leg 4 Assault rifle’s AK-47 and a P90 with me, Car 15 at base, HK MP 5 in vehicle Ammo 5 clips for all AK will be mainly used as it can fire any round Boot knife, Combat arm sling Knife, Swiss Army Knife, Cooking/Hunting Knife 1 Truck (Mine works with diesel and regular to premium gas’s)(any diesel works) Note that diesel trucks can run on oil used in Fast food Establishments proven fact Included is the Truck is Fishing Rods (Regular, fly, Deep sea) 3Each Fishing Boxes (regular, fly, Deep Sea) 2Each Fishing Bait (Blood, Power, Fake Flies) 10Each Rope 500Feet Tarp(to cover truck or make a tent 5 Shovel 3 Garbage Bags (50bags that can only 20gallons) 20 Map of New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, Texas, Nevada 1 Each Compass 2 Batteries packs of 24 (A, AA, AAA) 10each Batteries packs of 6 (9volt) 5 Car Batteries 2 Signal mirror 1 Binoculars 1 Night Vision Goggles(optional) 1 Max Brooks' The Zombie Survival Guide 1 Chocolate Bars 50 List of stores and street maps of City 1

WULFGAR87: Actual BOB sitting in my closet right now(live 3 miles from a munitions/chemical weapons depot). Line1(drop everything and go bag): GI canvas map satchel with area maps, compass, lighter, matches, flint, crank flashlight, crank radio, space blanket, folding knife, a 2 liter camelbak, and a 3day mainstay 3600 ration . Line 2(defense, may drop some stuff and roll into line3 bag depending on need to be inconspicuous ): Molle style harness that holds 8 30round Ar-15 mags and 2 .45 mags, USAF survival knife, a colt Ar-15 A2, and a ruger P90 .45. Line 3(survival supplies): Medium Alice pack with frame, 1 man bivy tent, 0 degree mummy bag, 2 MRE entrees, 6 days of mainstay rations, 2 trash bags, lighter, matches, flint, cold steel kukri machete, water tabs, water filter, 6 liter dromedary bladder, TP, steel cup, flashlight with extra batteries, firstaid kit, 100 feet of paracord,120 extra rounds for AR-15, 30 extra rounds for P90, and a change of clothes in water tight bags



c1nderellacastle: My Bug-Out-Bag is one of those over-sized cheetah print status numbers, which helps with camoflage a bit. All packed and ready are a 3000 degree fresnel lens for starting fires and burning zombies, my favorite coffee cup, a nice cashmere sweater, and my little dog, good for zombie bait and possible food. Pretty much everything else can be looted later from someplace like Costco.
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Deganveran: My current Bug-Out-Bag is an slightly modified Alice Infantry pack. In it, for food and such, are four cans of soup/beans, two MRE's, four packs of dehydrated food substitute sticks, beef jerky, tea and instant coffe bags with condiment packs. For general stuff I have6 glow sticks, a waterproof (and non waterproof) notepad with pens, pencils and grease pencils. For fire needs I have regular matches, water proof matches and water/wind proof matches and fire starter sticks. I have chlorine tablets and three leak proof water bottles, a canteen attached to the pack. I have maps of the national parks in the area and the city. I have nylon paracord (550 lbs limit, fifty feet), twine and sewing thread. I have antibacterial wipes and lotion.
I have a iron cup with a long handle to drink from/boil liquid with and plenty of cloth towels/eye protection and mosquito spray. For first aid kits I have three, two large ones and one small, bag-able one. The large first aid kits I have added extra things to such as vitamins, pain killers and visine.


What I need is weaponry. If I have my choice I'd want a Calico M-950 with the 100 round cylindrical magazine firing 9 mm parabellums. I'd want three spare clips. For close up work I could use a machete or my baseball bat (which I am much better attuned with combat wise). For long range Id want a Winchester Centennial High Wall Hunter with 30-06 caliber rounds or the new sport hunter model shooting .22's.

Residentmganum My BOB bag it is a general purpose bag (GPB). Crank radio / flashlight, alarm, cell phone recharger. I found it at k-mart in the out door / sporting goods section. Batteries may be hard to come by. Also a miltary survial book, another book on basic first aid. A road map along with an atlas Because I may be on the move. Two of those blankets that are also sold in the sporting good section (foil things) a sleeping bag. first aid kit nothing will help for the bites but other wounds can be treated. along with the maps have a compass. a gas lanter, if not a grill but a section of it the rack it can be placed over fires to cook food or sterilize water. I would have a life straw for those who don't know what that is. It is a a special device for African children to drink dirty water and not get sick. it filters bad water to good water all you need to do is suck up the water like a normal straw. ACE bandiades, bandades, basic items to make a spint, cotton balls, anti-venom you may come across other who are hurt or you may be hurt yourself so think of a wound you could survive or an extra bullet so you don't become a zombie Tools are easy enough to come across so unless you need a specail tool or like to have a heavy tool belt normal don't bother. their heavy and most of the time you may never have the right tool at the time. But carry a bolt cutter, hammer, Phillips, flat head; bolt cutter can cut locks off doors. the hammer to smash lock. the screw drivers to remove coverings. all also double as bludgeon or stabbing weapons. Unless someone cuts off the water the pipes should still be working; America, 1st world countries. Everywhere else you take your chances drink the water. so a good heavy pot to boil the water just in case or raid stores for food and water. If you need to carry food stick to energy bars, candy bars, jerky, chips, ect. stay away from; fish, meat any kind, fresh food and vegetables will parish quickly and could poison you if no careful. Some places are easy to get lost in string, paint pins, glow sticks, road flares or what ever you are comfortable with. make a symble for safe, sespectful, cleared areas, mark doors accordingly. if later you choose to hunt down and kill the threat to humanity or want to help other humans find you (your help that may be coming don't count on it) or notes about the places if you need to back track. Carry at least one change of cloth. zombie blood may not always be dangerous, but come night fall it could attract other zombies. For abit back packers you should do well enough. stay on the move and carry light. A thick heavy club can double as a staff to walk with as well as a blugen. Knives used on the zombies never should be used for killing animals for food or no matter how clean ever used for medical purposes or to cut up your own food. For those with medical issues medicen for; boold pressure, heart problem, diabet, ect. most likely there is no help coming take a cotail of drugs to kill yourself now. Sorry!!! My weapons of choice would be my 30-30 riffle and a 22 riffle. don't forget zombies are stupid and mushy in shouldn't take much to smah thier heads in. Many of theser items can be found in sporting goods section of stores; k-mart, walmart, meijer, pharmacies, stolen off of dead bodies after z-day, hard ware stores, home depot, lowes for a good pratic or a way to survive try to play dead rising on x box 360 or reseach by watching hours of zombie movies. take notes on what would you do different if it were you. also don't forget about reality write down how much food you eat a day you don't want to starv to death. go on a fast for as long as you can, but don't forget the warning signs. possible you may not have gone to the store the day before z-day. Bad luck but if your careful it wont be the end of you. Plain for both the best and the worst. Please commit if you would do something different or this is to much to carry. residentmagnum@yahoo.com good luck to all the zombie hunters and those who just want to survive z-day! just updated Sgt.schultz : My BOB would contain 2 knives, a few tins of dehydrated food, 2 water canteens, 100' of rope with a metal hook at the end, a .22 rifle with a crapload of rimfire ammo, a water filter, an advanced medical kit, two handguns w/ a back-loader set, a few lighters, a tin of matches, 2 copies of the zombie survival guide, anarchist cookbook, and a general survival guide, 2 laser sights, a oracle scope, a camo poncho, a few glow-sticks, eating kit, 2 changes of clothes, shake-up flashlight and radio, a combat machete, amulti- tool,and night vision goggles Pfc. Nevarez : My BOB currently contains- an entrenching tool, an advanced medical kit ( including a surgical kit, guaze, bandages, scizzors, clamps, gloves, medication, tourniquet, and pressure bandage) , mil-spec poncho and poncho liner, two 1 quart canteens, a 3 liter HYDRASTORM, hygiene kit, foraging gear, rope, magnesium fire starter, matches, butane liter, three pairs of socks, a change of clothes, chem-light, SOS food bars, five MRE's, a Remington 870 (with a collapsing stock, a two round extender, a telescopic sight, side-saddle, and a bandoleer sling) ,55-shell bandoleer, a Walther P22 with seven magazines, combat machete, buck knife, multi-tool, mini- maglite with low light lense and LED light bulb, a boot knife, thermometer, can-opener, compass, maps, six emergency water pouches, and quick- release straps. I also carry a tactical vest that can interchange gear with my BOB. It all weighs about 50 pounds.

Springatron: If I were to pack a BOB it would have a Camel Back water blatter inserted in it, two MREs, a handfull of Hooah! Bars, Gortex jacket, one pair wool socks, long sleeve under shirt, gloves, gator neck, lighter, Leatherman multitool, and a bat or single bit axe in arms reach would be useful. Marsden: My bag has several canned fruits and vitamin tablets down the side compartments. In the main bit I keep a sleeping bag and a swiss army knife. You cannot get guns over here in britan so I will have to rely on my hockey stick and stealth. I would also bring a torch, a phone (depending if communication is at this point useful at all), an assortment of spare batteries, some various medicines (Pennicillen, Painkillers etc. they are easy to get in Britan.) and finially some matches.

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one, my bag will be small like some cross the chest backpack. mp3, AAA battery 5 MRE 5 with the pull tab heater, boot knife with stealth, some gold like rings pendents ect 10 (for trading), core-man med bag 1, three pint bottle with water but can be used for other stuff 1, rain gear 1, metal bat 1(hollow steel) , nylon hammock 1
heat powered led hand light 2,


GunnerGraye:My bag is sort of simple. A flint striker ('Cause lighters run out of fluid eentually but the flint will last much longer even though it might not go on the first strike.), 2 first aid kits, a bolt cutter, a switchblade (Not meant to take on loads of zombies but if one come close a quick stab to the head could take care of them..and also, if a survivor freaks and tries to take over or something, it can also be used to show them who's boss.), machete, a baseball bat, and i dunno what this bag looks like but if it was a backback like mine, then I'd have my skateboard within reach (Not like it's gonna hurt anything, but it would be nice to cruise around a bit if you were in a place without many zombies, and it's always a little bit faster than walking.), and for the last things in the bag..a couple cans of lighter fluid (A nice building full of burning zombies is always a great way to start the day!), and food and water...more preferably canned foods rather than something that would spoil easy (Fruits, Meat and Fish.).

ShotgunMan: In my bag (a gym bag), I would have a 9mm handgun (whatever one I can get my hands on first) and extra magazines for it, a box of 12-Gauge shells and a survival knife in one pocket with the shotgun tied to the outside. As for survival supplies, I could take a lighter and a can of fluid, a radio, a cell phone and battery charger, a road map, a flashlight, a first-aid kit, batteries for the radio and flashlight, and my wallet (with money, ID, etc.) I would also take a couple boxes of Kraft Dinner and crackers and bags of chips (maybe a couple of candy bars), and a few cans of pop and bottles of water in the other side pocket.


Loki_Mast: for this to make sence i should let it be known that im in iraq right now and my bug out bag here is entireley different from the one back home....My bug out bag here contains 2 mres 1 spare uniform 3 pairs of socks, 3 tan tshirts 3 pairs of undergarments, a magnesium fire starter my m16a2 w/210 rnds of ammo(7 full mags) zippo fluid 2 books surefire 3 volt batteries plus some random aa and aaa batteries camel pak improved first aid kit and k-bar. my wallet is always in my back pocket w/id debit card and checkbook if the system dosent go down plus im a smoker so i always have a lighter on me also sunglasses boot knife watch surefire multi tool. the first dead person that i come across carying and 9 mil will be relived of said weapon and that is bug out bag here.
statside bug out bag only differs in the clothing and weapons.
clothing: 1 extra pair jeans 3 tshirts 3 extra socks, undergarments. boots right beside my bug out bag
weapons: glock 29 (10 mil for those of you not gun smart thats about a 40 cal)in a shoulder holster one mag in the weapon with a round chamberedw/3 extra mags 61 rnds total(gotta love cc permits) plus a 22 remington rimfire rifle w/200 rnds (lets hear it about 22s...anyway) iron sites zeroed to me at 300 metters plus scope zeroed at 500 meters



Mikeandberg: The following is this list of what is either in my bug out bag currently or nearby, I put an approximate weight at the end but it may not be accurate as i've recently added and removed a few items...

• Pack is a large alice pack with frame and straps
• multi hatchet survival tool- features axe hammer and prybar in an all in one tool
• Sig Sauer .45 ACP/100 rounds and holster
• 22" Martindale Gator machete and sheath
• 1 Quart Canteen
• Coghlans Water filter system and two replacement filters
• one pack of water purification tablets
• map compass
• signal mirror
• five pack of cricket lighters
• Magnesium Fire Starter
• General Purpose First Aid Kit
• Shaking flashlight
• Mini-Maglite flashlight and spare batteries
• Sleeping Bag and Hammock (when not in a group I can set the hammock between two trees about 15' (5m) off of the ground and stabilize it with the rope
• 6 MREs (enough for lunch and dinner for three days)
• Dehydrated fruit (enough for breakfast for three days)
• One Gerber Knife (useful for more of a tool than a weapon)
• Atlas of my regional area (with carefully marked routes to my safe haven)
• Binoculars
• Change of socks and underwear
• one bar of soap and container
• carton of cigarettes
• one roll of duct tape
• one roll of toilet paper
• one bottle of vitamins
• one sokkia engineers cross-section book (more functional than a diary allows ease of taking notes and drawing diagrams for planning, pages are waterproof)
• handful of mechanical pencils
• 30' of 1/2" dia. rope
• Max Brooks' The Zombie Survival Guide

total estimated weight 606 oz or 38 lbs or 17 Kg
I understand this pack is weapons-light, however, this pack was conceived as part of a group initiative, other members in my group had packs that contained similar items with different weapons. Also, at nearly forty pounds, this is a heavy pack (not including the weight of the pack itself), adding much more equipment would make it far too heavy to be comfortable. Sorry, I can not give a cost estimate of the items in the pack, most were purchased over a period of several years.

Duoman420:

My Bug out Bag contains the following items(mind you all of this is in a military-style backpack:

First Aid:
Flashlight, band-aids, sewing needles and fishing line(for bad gashes), Hydrogen Peroxide, Isopropel Alcohol, anti-biotics I have saved up, marinol, vitamins, pain killers and anti depressants/anxiety medication.

Food and Drink:
Jack Daniels, spring water, compressed loaves of bread, crackers, cans of tuna, beans, corn, and other canned food items, kool-aid mix, powdered milk, dried jerky and other non-perishable items.

Shelter:
Sleeping bag, a small tent, matches(waterproof), three lighters, lighter fluid, portable cooking utensils, radio and cell phone

Misc:
mountain-climbing gear, extra jackets and thick blue-jeans, ammo, homemade napalm and other weapons

Klesh: in my non-existing bug out bag i would use just in case of an extreme emergency i would first get my "dress for success" clothes on which consists of some army digi pants with a belt that has a drop leg pistol holster (which is where i put my sidearm), my glock knife, and a bunch of random extra mag. pouches. then i put on a regular black shirt and camo jacket over.

In Hand: in hand i would probably carry a .22 or a shotgun. something maneuverable so to not get tied down.

The Bag: The bag would consist of all other firearms and ammo i have or could find/buy. (The guns don't work as well without ammo!). then i would put any band-aids, peroxide, lighters, matches, and water and canned goods as i could find. i would try not to carry to much of it for too long AKA- safe drop point or secured locked location. Then make the best of it and get me some zombies!!!!!!

Sporezombie
My Bug out bag is a three bag setup one to give to all of my teammates because you can not live through Z-day alone.

Bag 1:( mountain climbers style backpack) 12 gauge shotgun as primary weapon with 50 shells of ammo, a machete as melee weapon with sharping tool, pistole with 100 shots of ammo, a lock-pick system, cable cutter, crowbar, hatchet, two flashlights that charge themselves, one day supply of water, two days supply of food, a two way radio and a map with info on terrain, buildings, suggested zombie hot spots, and objectives. Finally directional equipment.

Bag 2: (big gym bag) a long range rifle as primary weapon with 120 shells and range finding equipment and scope and silencer, a short edge blade for a melee weapon, a map with the set up as the map in bag 1, binoculars, compass, small video camera, small assault rifle to be carried out of bag in your hands with 200 rounds, As much water and food as possible.

Bag 3:(two one armed bags) one holds a full field medical supply kit plus extra if it can fit. The second bag holds a semi-automatic rifle with 175 rounds and scope. A gladius for melee weapon and a semi-automatic carbine that share the same ammo as the rifle

Super-Z: My "BOB" would probably last me a few days. An old Alice pack would contain:

• Three days of water
• Three days of canned goods
• Light med-pack
• Flint/steel
• Shake-light
• "Fire piston"
• Note-pad/pencil
• Crank-Radio
• E-tool
• lighter
• Dehydrated fruit-4days
• binoculars hatchet
• change of clothes
• 12-g shells: 200 count
• single shot break 12 g
• 30ft of rope
• Blanket

ill add more later.
Don't have everything you need? Below is a list of websites that sell/suggest defensive items:
Ollin Sword Design's Zombie Defense Collection
Techblog: Zombie Defense Station


this is one that kicks arse by Cpl. Parker


Marsden:
My bug-out-bag is filled for maximum mobility and so sacrifices luxuries.

2 large loaves of bread (Compressed into a tupperware container)
3 packets of various vit tablets (To save me carrying around buly vegatables)
1 pair spare socks
A med kit (take out scissors and any other tools, and replace them with;
A swiss army knife.
26 plastic bags sewn together (makeshift tarpaulin)
1 packet of matches (dump the packet after taking the side strips off, place all matches and side strips inside the med kit)

I don't think I have missed anything important. All this weighs 1.76kg, bag included.

TJDOOMSLAYER:
i think a great consept for a bug out bag is a resue bag (i'm not gonna plan that one out, i hate resue missons) or a personal defence and outdoorsman bag. it could contante:
1-string up hammock (for sleeping in trees at night)
2-space blankets (if you go in the back of a hundey and look in its first aid kit you'll find some metalic blkanets made to keep heat in and water out)
1-small firearm
5-clips (one in the gun)
1-colaping rifle(or an m16 form the militarys failed effors to stop the invashon[harder to fnd ammo for])
1-box of 80 rounds for the rife(or 3 clips for the m16)[thats all you can hope for]
4-days mre(meal ready to eat)[gotta eat mate]
1-copy of the zombie survival guide (by max brooks)
1- copy of the anrkists cook book (i know its hard to get but totaly worth it.
1- first aid kit. (lets face it most ingurys you get from zombies will kill you.)
5-cyanide tablets (for the fue sain survivors who have been bitten)
1-nonserated combat knife(or a nice huge kitchen knife)
anf finaly, i'd keep my fzva licence on me for the fue pepole who know what that is so we can reconise one another.

kinda lenthy i know but that would fit in a average sized dufflebag and most of it of small stuff and ealy stored.


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Kiska79:

• water purification tablets
• Bullfrog sunblock (I'm beyond pale)
• can opener
• compass
• peanuts
• rice
• black beans
• pocket knife
• fork
• hatchet
• Waterproof Sealine See Bag (which contains the following)
• 15 lighters that I have accumulated from before I quit smoking
• 3 pairs of socks
• 3 pairs of underthings
• 2 t shirts
• change of pants
• handcrank powered emergency radio
• flashlight
• batteries
• map
• small first aid kit
• ace bandage
• Standard Issue Army Survival Guide
• gloves
• hardtack
• oatmeal
• ammo

(On my person I'd also have my bow + accesories, binoculars, and a canteen.)

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13th.Casualty:

• Bottled water (2)
• Canned meat (2)
• Canned vegetables (2)
• Silenced handgun
• Magazines, ammo (5)
• Swiss Army Knife (3)
• Radio
• Battery (5)
• Binoculars
• Book/Reading magazine (2)
• First Aid Kit
• Matches/Lighters
• Compass
• A complete set of clothes, including shoes, underwear, etc.
• Flashlight
• Laser pointer
• Space blankets
• ASP expandable baton
• Leather gloves
• Flare gun
• Flares (6, one already in the gun)
• 15 feet of rope
• Pen
• Notebook
• Toothbrush
• Toothpaste
• Shaded goggles
• The Zombie Survival Guide by Max Brooks
• Water purification tablets

More to come...

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Z-daysurvivor:My BOB has 3 cans of diced tomatos
3 cans of soup(cream of chicken tomato and cream of mushroom
1 can of spam
6 bottled waters
1 hunting knife
1 BIC lighter
stainless steel pot(camping pot)
emergency blanket and sleeping bag w/ pillow sewn to it both waterproof
first aid kit(needle&thread band aids N.sporn pain killers water purifacation tabs
4 walkie talkies
im finishing the rest today im going to get 4 cans of beans 7 more cans of spam adnd 12 more bottled waters

also i want to know what is the longest lasting canned food(i think its spam)
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My BoB kit

me and a group of about three friends who all live near each other have nearly the same in each others

• Swiss army knife x3 (each)
• 2 Medic kits (each)
• Radios 1 (each)
• a type of hitting instrument (rounders bad)
• hand air rifle

but with all of those i also have these in mine:

• Cloths for a few days
• tooth brush and paste
• 2 lighters
• carving knife
• hammer
• flares x5
• torch with 14 extra batteries
• wind up phone charger
• hand sat-nav
• kevlar jacket and trousers
• knuckle protector leather gloves
• steel toed army boots.
• 20 caned sardines
• 8 bottles of water
• peater breadx3 packs
• chedder cheese large packsx2

Resident-Adam

My Bug out bag is pretty basic to be honest, i'm thinking short term survival til i flee my city, then i'll forage after i get out! I have a "Blackhawk" 3-day pack with an intergrated "Camel-Back" water pack, 3 Meals, ready to Eat packs, a change of socks/underwear. My trusty sleeping bag and K-Bar Combat Knife. For nightime i have a "Sure-Fire" tac-light mounted on my M500 Pistol grip pump shotgun, with a bandolier that hold 50 rounds. My back-up weapon is my baby, my modified GLOCK-17 combat pistol, with 6 18 round magazines i'm good to go. By my bug-out bag is my KDH body armor with intergrated knife sheath/ammo carriers and first aid med-kit. And a crowbar, its like American express never leave home without it!!!


Grant Hatman I probably will only make a 48 hour BOB becuase I dont actualy have a bag big enough to hold much stuff.
6 cans of Green Beans and a hand can opener
4 pices of beef jerkey
1 box of matches
1 bic lighter
1 Hunting Knife
1 .22 rifle and 50 bullets
2 2 liter bottles of water
1 leather jacket
1 pair of boots
and that is about all I can fit in my bag, sadly. If I had a bigger bag I would put more in it, but this keeps it lighter I guess.