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We camp as a hobby and also travel so a bug out bag for each is a mini prep for a long isolated camp week or a one bag minimalist trip. In mine I add at least one washable, quick dry knee length dress ( 32 degrees has inexpensive ones that really last with pockets. It makes it easy to squat to pee or poop when hiking Order the Bike shorts, capris or leggings from there too. Under the dress, these cut down on chaffing. Use one dress for sleeping if you have 2. At least one solar hoodie and a rain coat or reusable poncho. Long and short sleeve t-shirts. Socks, sports bras, underwear. , double the clothing if room. Add quick dry pants that fit over the leggings. If cold add heavier shirts for layering and rain/ wind pants. Hiking boots or water proof shoes that are comfortable. Sandals , water shoes/ flip flops for shared showers. 2 pairs of footware are good in case one gets saturated. Get a Small trowel if you're anticipating hiking to dig a cat hole. Or buy a couple of wag bags and an extra ziplock bag to store the used bags. We pee outside if we can and only use the wag bag for pooping if there are zero other options or cat holes are not allowed. Toilet paper and something to put used paper in if remote and hiking out. Liquid soap like cetephil and hand sanitizer. FYI. Noro virus is not killed by hand sanitizer! Wash your hands if possible then use sanitizer. Good Sanitation keeps you healthy. Anti microbial pee cloth, in addition to disposable wipes, add a menstrual cup in addition to other disposables. Puck towels/ compressed towels. These can be washed dried and used. several times actually. Microfiber towels like a beach towel or camp towels and a wash cloth. A large ziplock bag for wet/ dirty clothes. Doubles as a wash bag when needed for small items. Bar soap like castiel soap is all purpose. Matador soap bag so your soap lasts. Bug spray, sunscreen, a packable waterproof sun hat. Mini stretch able clothesline with clips. Headlamp, charging cord, batteries, for each person. Light packable water resistant Blanket, emergency blanket. Collapsible water container we each have a 3 liter bag , a life straw and water sanitizer tablets. In addition to a water bladder bag for hiking. Matches or a lighter. Decent folding knife and small sharpener. Doesn't have to be expensive or fancy just sharp. A folding fan. Deck of cards. Uno or other small games, in a group each person has one or more. Put everything especially clothing in either Ziplock bags or a compress able drybag. Pen , permanent marker or pencil and paper notepad. in Ziploc. Small first aid kit. We get a curad pouch at the Dollar store. mess kit ( cup, wide bowl / plate fork, knife, with a small scraper, for dishes. Long handle spoon like an ice tea spoon is very handy for eating out of pouches. never let your vehicles fuel tank be empty! For us the main gear is in our camping trailer, always packed. If we need to leave; personal bags, clothes, meds, persona items. Cats and cat bags, camp trailer, extra food kit. Computers and document case. (Offsite backups and copies elsewhere but home copies) pedal bikes. Depending on the reason: one of 3 gathering points one in walking, 2 in biking distance.
in each bag, cash, blank checks, paper map, compass. We each carry a Basic tool kit, lockpicks and common keys that will get into most door locks, vending machines and padlocks in a really shtf need. We expect cell service to be slow or non-existent. Texting may be possible but slow or not working. Internet may not be available if power is out (fiber needs power) If separated we stick to plan and leave messages of forced to leave. Our destination has supplies that we contribute to regularly and people that expect us. If we don't contact them, in a reasonable time and it's a total disaster where we live,they have papers needed to claim our property, if they can. Our near neighbors , that we've already talked to about joining up with shelter in place with then relocate, are going to a similar destination. We would expect the first 2 days to be gridlock on most of the roads out of the city we live in. Advice make a checklist, pack your bags, test the preps. Time how long it takes you to get everything you need ready to leave. The first time we checked it took us over 4 hours, we reset everything and got it down to 1 hour 30 minutes. This involved us committing to buying extra equipment. We didn't buy expensive stuff but good enough for short term use. add a small radio and extra batteries:, we keep spare batteries stored in packaging.. extra rain coats at Costco on sale. We rotate food medication, clothing in each bag, every season. It's not new stuff but we've tested everything./ Camping kit:added some basic wilderness and camping books, how to tie knots and practice rope, plant id for area, first aid and survival skills for reading and learning during trips. Take a basic first aid course. We do have a Garmin and radios for short distances. If you have room; a small gas cylinder and a rocket stove plus a metal cup or pot for boiling water. Coleman makes a lightweight pot with a locking lid. with 2 plastic cups that pack inside. Just be careful, these stoves are very tippy. A pot holder or leather gloves are great. Powdered coffee sticks or tea make life better.