Episode #80, "Building An Urban Bug-Out-Bag For surviving in the city."

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Practical Prepping Podcast Episode #80, "Building An Urban Bug-Out-Bag For surviving in the city."

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Building An Urban Bug-Out-Bag For "surviving in the city" is a bit different from a bug out bag used in rural and suburban areas

Many times smaller items will be of more use, such as tarps, which you wont be able to string up.

Carry cash in small bills, and divid it up in several areas.

Lighting will be necessary, especially low-lumen headlamps and
flashlight, and carry extra batteries.

You'll need a first-aid kit. We discuss trauma kits and a medicine kit containing, Imodium, pain relievers, anti-inflammatory meds, Benadryl, and antibacterial cream

You need a fire kit, but you have to be really careful with your fire being seen. Keep it very small & hidden, and realize that if you are hiding out, may have to forego fire

Gray man clothes work better that dressy office wear, and this applies to males and females.

We list some of the survival items you need to carry.

• Multitools, knives (fixed and folding blades)
• Map of the city & surrounding area
• Old fashioned compass
• Pen & paper
• Wet wipes for washing up and it doubles as toilet paper
• Insect repellant

Shelter

• Small tarp or woobie
• 3-4 heavy mil contractor grade garbage bags
• 1-2 Emergency blankets

Food

• Food should be "no cooking required" and we discuss various types.

Water

• Water may be the single most important item for which you need to prepare. We cover several ways.

We also list several "extra Items of urban areas," or tools which may help you survive.

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