Bug Out Bag Food Options (SHTF & Survival) - TheSmokinApe
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Do you ever wonder what to put in you bug out bag or get home bag? This is just a quick video on Bug Out Bag food choices for SHTF or Survival. These are just my ideas and what I pack because it makes sense for me, you may want or choose to pack different food in your; bug out bag, survival kit, EDC bag, 72 hour bag or emergency kit...
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Do you like pizza and want it in your preps?
Try using;
Tortillas, Pizza squeeze sauce, Pepperoni slices and pieces of shelf stable cheese. Turn it into a burrito.
You can either heat it in a pan or eat it cold
With the last few storms in the past year along our coastline, 72 hours plan is important. Great commentary !
Thanks Jim, I try to good job... once in a while I pull it off!
As far as I know, the survival tabs aren't meant to be eaten like a snack. They're meant for bare-bones subsistence, and are to be consumed as you would a life-boat ration, i.e. you're virtually inert, and waiting for help.
+Jaybird196 That is my understanding as well...
In boot camp we did 25 miles in 16 hours with 50# packs and a weapon in full battle rattle. It can be done if properly motivated!
thecman26 Haha, thanks for the comment... that would take some motivation for me for sure...
🤦🏻♂️ if you knew anything about the military, you’d know that the standard for rucking is a 15 minute mile pace and it wouldn’t take you more than 7 hours to hike that far in full kit.
Try a hunk of pineapple with the spam, helps a lot! Adds somethin' to it!
Randall Kelley I have had a spam burger with pineapple, it was pretty good. You have me thinking about dried pineapple chucks with the spam, lol...
Slim Jims and spam are excellent, and absolutely jam packed with protein and fat that you are gonna need. Individual servings of peanuts that you can get at the gas station are also great. I try to keep some of each in my get home bag.
Another thing that doesn't get much discussion on prepping threads is that in a likely bugout scenario there will be other food sources available because disasters dont happen in a vacuum. When the evacuation order comes, you will likely have a minute and a half to pull all the lunch meat, cheese, bread, some canned soups, etc. and dump them in a box. Eat the refrigerated stuff first.
As you get out of the immediate danger zone you may well find that grocery stores are still open. Stop in and get more food.
Unless you live in a communist state you'll probably be bugging out with a firearm. Use it to procure more food in the form of wild game.
Utilize emergency food kitchens set up by the red cross. You dont need to remain at the FEMA shelters, just swing by, if it's safe, and grab a hot meal.
Your bug out food should be the very last thing you eat. As long as other food sources are available your MREs and your ramen should stay in the bottom of your pack.
One last thing about bug out food: y'all need to get this 3 meals a day nonsense out of your heads. We are descended from cavemen who only ate if and when they found food. You're no better than them, so if they can survive for a week without food then you can skip a meal every day and spread your food supply that much farther. 3 meals a day is for wimps.
Great points, thanks for the comment 👍
Granola bars will suck water out of you unless their super moist. . . Anything with salt will make you thirsty, not a bad thing, but you will need more water. . . I am happy with MREs, as they are made for people in a high stress, high exertion, with moisture built in, so minimal water intake needed. . . . I usually take only about two packets per day. . . . open the pack and the contents fit into a smaller area. . .
Daniel Dinnell Great points...
Power gels like runners and cyclists eat during marathons are a great source of energy and will hold up in the heat.
Jerico Warner Great tip, thanks man...
I just found out about power gels as well, so i figured i would share the knowledge.
+Jerico Warner Awesome, thanks for the heads up...
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Thanks for the video content! Sorry for butting in, I am interested in your opinion. Have you considered - Franaar Spies Control Formula (google it)? It is a great one of a kind product for learning how to make the ultimate survival food without the headache. Ive heard some incredible things about it and my buddy finally got astronomical success with it.
Try bringing along powdered soup, mix them wif just a little bit of water and they give u 200 more calories for a tiny little sachet. Soup also contains sodium which can help someone suffering from shock
King Crab 117 Out Door Games Channel Good suggestions, thanks man!
I've recently discovered these mini pasta 'pellets' (acini de pepe) that cook up fast and add an extra 200 calories for a 1/4 dry cup that can be added to any portable powdered or cubed broth.
I've made small packets for my emergency go bags that include the broth packet and a tablespoon of Bragg's nutritional yeast (big vitamins there).
You can also mix in a tablespoon of dried milk or dehydrated potatoes for the 'cream' / thickening factor and upgrade to bone broth soup powder packets.
To mix it up/add more survival calories, Amz sells those pkts of small olive oil and coconut oil to-go/take out portions as well.
It keeps things basic, lightweight, very compact, plus offers a warm meal with decent calories & nutrition depending on your combo of ingredients. Especially for compact emergency bags or kits.
I enjoy ramen as well, but even when you crush up the noodles in the bag it can still be way more bulky. Or the stupid bag will pop open when you least want it to. Been there.
I like smaller Ziploc snack bags for these mini soup/noodle kits, but much prefer the vertical opening kind. I just ended up getting ones from the jewelry or craft sections at the big boxes or craft/hobby stores in 3-4 mixed sizes. Works well for this and for organizing/protecting/labeling other non-food pack items.
another option are those multivitamins. when hiking or bugging out you lose water minerals etc, and although you could replace them through food, it may not be enough. So pop a one multivitamin to give your system a little boost.
The Weekend Medic Good idea!
You might wanna get 'em in powder form, though (fish oil excepted). Compressed vitamin tabs aren't as bio-available as powders. The stomach has trouble taking the pill apart, and you excrete partially digested tabs, in your feces. 'Don't mean to be gross, but its something to consider.
@@Jaybird196 Didnt think about that. Maybe powder form of meal replacements that contain all the vit and min needed
@@texmex8220 I'd go with that, myself. I'd still do multi vitamins, but I'd grind/smash them, prior to ingestion. 'Take 'em like a headache powder, you know?
@@Jaybird196 i got ya, grindin them up never occured to me.
WE love the Cliff bars in our house
Dean, glad to see you my friend. We are the same way here, everyone likes them... take care.
Nice choices on foods tear open and eat 👍
Thanks!
Also look into that's it bars. They're fruit bars for quick calories and don't have lota crap in them. Fruit and thats it. Hence the name!
thecman26 Will do, thanks for the tip...
You rocked it man
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I don't really have the best bug out kit. Mine would probably be considered an edc lol. I bring a medical bag with some fire stuff and two pocket knives. I've started to use my walking dead gym bag to carry things with me at all times. the bag carries three bottles of water and my medical bag. and what ever else I need in there. I just got some beef jerky in my bag. it's light and I love beef jerky lol.
Heisenbooger Beef jerky is great!
I don't take my bug out bag with me, it stays at home and I am sure it's not perfect either.
If what you have works for you then you are doing better than more people...
Very good info, thanks.
Merelle Main No prob, glad you liked it...
I like the idea!
TEST S Thanks!
This is some good info thank you very much!
Glad it was helpful!
Great vid man
KNIFEJUNKIE 13 Thanks KJ13
I’m trying to go for organic and gluten free Suger free. Dried fruit will be better then skittles
Ruben Vargas dried fruit sounds good 👍
Not bad I don't know where you live but I live in eastern ky and water is plentiful out here. We all say if ya don't like the weather wait 5 minutes. It rains a lot and the ground holds water forever and creeks are everywhere. So I'd go with food that's dry. And I know my area decently well I have 10,000 acres of untamed woods 3 miles from my house and then another 3 miles i have 100ish acres I can go to and then a 1/4 mile from my house there's 30 acres I can go to. So if you have lots of water nearby then go with dry food.
I’d agree with you in that case, thanks for watching and for the comment!
What do you do for water if you don't trust life straw or iodine?
You can always boil water
A jalapeno snack bar sounds good to me
Yes
@@TheSmokinApe , Have you tried trail pizza?
Where did you buy those survivor tabs?
Jean Warech amazon. I have been contacted by the company and will be doing a more detailed video about the product soon.
did you do a video about the water filters?
No, its still on my list...
You should add dates and raisins
Not a bad suggestion 👍
If you got a kit in your car, canned food would not be to bad.
Totally agree, thanks for the comment.
water tabs/life straw get 99.999% out of the water i think maybe your under estimating them!
i only say that cause if a real shtf happened chances are you wont find water that is clean, i know nothing is 100% but something is better then nothing. thus water tabs and life straws are a good back up.
I'm not doubting them, but I do think that they are part of a system...
Don't bet your life on a "lifestraw", spend the $300 and make the lifetime investment in a Katadyn Pocket filter system. THAT will help save your life, a "lifestraw" is illusory safety.
^^^ as i said nothing is 100% plus who the hell has 300 to spend??! i sure as hell dont
Where is the life straw video
+kathyb799 I️ still need to do that one...
Jerky cost to much. So I would go with canned meat like spam.
You could do either, I prefer jerky.
Can of spam will be at least three servings of meat. spam is cheaper than jerky.
Tbh the fact you mentioned powdered sugar shows that you know nothing about nutrition. All the excess sugar is going to mess with your heart and the water in your body.
That probably isn’t the only fact showing that
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+Kiara Walker Oh, sorry... thats what they say where I am from...
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I'd say go make your man a sammich but I'm sure you're single