Family Emergency Preparedness-Bug Out Bag

Bug Out Bags are a crucial part of family emergency preparedness learn what you need to pack to keep your family safe in a emergency.

The basics of any family emergency preparedness is the bug out bag. A bug out bag is a simply packed family emergency preparedness kit that is packed with emergency survival supplies that can last you around 3 to 5 days. However, many new preppers find packing a family emergency preparedness bag a bit tricky so here is a video along with some links to some emergency survival supplies that you might find helpful.

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There are other things that you should  pack in a family emergency preparedness bug out bag here is a quick list of some more important things that should be considered:

72 Hour Check list- Get a FREE Check list HERE

First Aid Kit- find a first aid kit that suits your family emergency preparedness HERE.

Professional Survival Guide- Find a Professional Survival Guide for your family emergency preparedness bug out bag HERE.

Survival Tools- fire starters, compasses, flares, portable heaters, cooking stoves

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Water- at least one gallon per person per day (if you are using dehydrated food add an extra half gallon per person)

Food- make it simple peanut butter, crackers, nuts, granola bars ect…

Radio- Important for keeping upto date with current events and emergency information.

Extra Batteries- For keeping the radio and other gadgets running.

Extra Meds- Hospitals and Doctor offices may be out of reach for days.

Cash/Documents- Carry at least a $100.00 cash and make about $20.00 of it quarters. be sure to keep birth certificates, bank accounts and other important information.

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