In each vehicle I have:
2 mre's
2 1liter "torpedo" water bottles
1 vacuum sealed pack of venison jerky (approx 1/2 lb)
6 energy gels
Do you keep food in your vehicle ?
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4 large,and 4small asst.cans of campbells.4cans of chili.4 asst.heater meals.8individual serving sized Spam pkgs..2 small canned hams.2 cans of roast beef hash.Asst.small pkgs of rice.Five1lb pkgs of dried beans(2black,1 kidney,2 five bean).Asst.seasonings and condiments.2each of silverware,and plasticware(fork,knife,spoon).1 small pot and pan.1alcohol beer can stove with a wind shield that dbls as an emergency wood stove.Matt
I want to die in my sleep just like my Grandpa,not yelling and screaming like the passengers in his car. ""I'm the one you go to when something absolutely has to go"Kaaboommm"!!!!""
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Since I am seldom more than 3 days walk from the home place I keep 3 MREs along with in vacuum sealed bags a 1 lb bag of beef jerky (home made btw) 1 lb bag of mixed nuts and a 1 lb bag of tropical trail mix as well as 4 liters of water. This and other essential gear make up my get home bag.
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I keep a case of MRE'S an 1/2 case of bottle water. In my 4 x 4 ford truck and in the 4 x 4 chevy I keep a Bug Out Bag and weapons for when the shtf. thanks james
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not since a family of mice moved in for the winter.
On a mountain top in western Mass.
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2 gallons of water, a few granola bars, a few cans of potted meat, crackers, and some hard candy. I bring a cooler of stuff as well when on longer trips, especially with the family.
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I just keep some cereal bars, coffee, sugar, water, and some single serve kool-aid packets that go with the water bottles in case I need a sugar boost.
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After several years being stationed in Minot. I carry a survival kit in every car. Military chow kits, folding stoves, #10 cans, candles, blankets-wool, sleeping bag or two.
Jerky, dried fruits and soups. Usually several packets of oatmeal. Crackers and canned meats. About a case of water scattered around the car in different places. Tools kits, tarp, shovel. Jumper cables, booster, lights, cold lights, tow straps. OK I know I'm paranoid. I am the grumpiest hippie you will ever meet. My Blog
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I keep a small 3 day emergency kit in the car with thermal blankets, candles, flashlights, etc. Heavy winters here and some ppl have been known to be stuck in snow banks on the highways for a couple of days or more. for food I have some homemade MRE's that I put in vaccuum sealed bags. Nuts, dried fruit, jerky, and high calorie emergency food bars.
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