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Very true there Vontar - there are some natural herbs that can be used as well. I keep Sea Kelp pills in my kits too.

Thanks - I change my supplies when I find new applicable items. Such as unscented feminine pads and tampons to the first aid kit - they work extremely well for wounds. Oak Ridge, yes....fun times indeed. I used to work out there - the green glow is disconcerting at night, but helpful :ugh:

That is the long term bag - it weighs in at around 60lbs. I have three other bags of varying size and weight. They are all very similar, but of course not exact. I have extra ammo in the bags for whatever gun is attached to it. I also have a two piece Cold Steel blowgun with hunting darts. This is good for small game and it very light, accurate and powerful for what it is.   One thing I like to keep in mind when planning a route to where ever I am headed. You may have to stay off the main roads, you may have to walk thru difficult areas. If you are buggin out, there is a reason, and the main road can be blocked or a place where you dont want to walk.

I have the SAS survival manual, IFirsrAid, Easy Home remedies and Wikihow on my Iphone - I also kept a mylar bag that a hard drive was shipped in to store my Iphone in. I am unsure if it will be enough protection from an EMP. I do not have the ability to test this scenario.

I have purchased Mountain House as well as Provident Pantry - I regularly use - http://www.thereadystore.com if you sign up you get some coupons and they send helpful tips on survival, http://beprepared.com, and http://www.sportsmansguide.com - TSG has been providing me with all sorts of items for over 20 years.   I have some Wise buckets and have tried the Pasta Alfredo - they are easy to carry and the food is edible. They taste better than MRE's but are not as good as Mountain House or Provident Pantry.   I would recommend you get some packets to try. They sell them in various sizes so you can try em out.

And I have a seperate first aid kit stored in a waterproof Cordura bag   Pocket Knife  1 Yellow light stick 1 Latex gloves  1 Magnesium firestarter 1 Wet fire  1 Handwarmers  4 Self-cling camo wrap 1 1"x3" band aid  7 1 3/4"x 4" band aid 6 3/4"x3" band aid 10 1 1/2"x3" knuckle band aid 4 1 3/4"x2" fingertip band aid 4 3"x3" sterile pad 2 Anti-Septic wipes 6 Insect wipes  4 Instant cold pack 1 Winter face stick 1 Benadryl  3 Footcare kit  1 3"x4" moleskin  1 3"x4" precut moleskin 1 Antiseptic towelettes 2 3/4"x3" band aid 3 3/8"x1 1/2" band aid 5 Waterproof matches 160 Zip ties black 12" 4 Shoe lace thick 4.5" 1 Blistex   1 EmergenC  3 Muscle relaxer 10mg 15 Ibuprofen 200mg  40 Dayquil caplets  8 Cough Drops  5 soap bar 1 Velcro straps 7" 3 Cliff bar 3 Tweezers 1 Pepto bismol chewable tabs 8 Qtips 20 Cotton Balls 6 Vitalyte drink mix 2 Disposable razor 1 Scissors small 1 Led light small 1 Antibiotic/burn cream 1 Sunscreen 1 Dryer lint in ziplock  

Great ideas and recommendations - Here is what I have stored in my external frame Large A.L.I.C.E. pack - I am looking at buying a new bag that is lighter - does anyone have any thoughts on the Gregory Whitney 95 Backpack - I saw it at Gander Mtn and it fits very well. It has the capacity that I want but I am unsure of its formidability in the rough. ALICE pack with internal waterproof bag Cammie blouse ripstop                                 Cammie trouser ripstop Cammie boonie cover Cold weather under armour top and bottom 2 - pairs heavy socks 1 - pair medium black socks 2 - t-shirts 3 - briefs Large hiking towel microfiber USMC scarf USMC green hanky large Wool balaclava, cammie/black reversible KC Flex jeans lightweight Toothbrush, toothpaste 2 - dental picks Flint tool/striker Whistle, screamer Hand held chain saw signal mirror 4 - Wet fire in tube 3 - 13 gallon trash bags 2 - boxes matches (250 per box) Winter gloves, black Nomex gloves 20 – chicken bouillon cubes in ziplock bag Machete, Kukri canvas bucket 10 protein bars 4 emergenC packets Various spices, sugar Headlight with spare batteries Filet knife Gerber LMFII Leatherman 100’ paracord "Separate survival kit – space blanket, magnifying glass, snare, hand crank flashlight, whistle, compass, hooks, sinkers, fishing line, multi-use pocket knife, small rope." Wool blanket Canteen with cup 2 – walkie talkies with spare batteries Mini works water filter (2,000 liters) 2 – hand warmers, disposable 2 – foot warmers, disposable Bota Face paint Sunblock 10 – 4” Zip ties Small water proof roll bag Small Sewing kit Electrical tape USMC poncho and liner Ibuprofen, asprin, naproxen Immodium AD

Over here in East TN - people are asked why they are NOT carrying :) - have you ever seen what a angry squirrel can do.....???

Most excellent, Thank you Garufa !!!!

I have been trying to find a tube magazine spring for my old 16 ga JC Higgins. Does anyone know where I can get one? The next shell will not feed after I fire. Thank you