Everyday Carry can range for a whole host of items. This kit refers to what you have on you at any given time. This can change from day to day or event to event.
- EDC for Regular People and Then Some! The One Item You’ll Go Back Home For!
- Solutions for the Everyday Carry of Duct Tape
- Why Is A Whistle Important To Carry With You Every Day?
- Flashlights for Every Day Carry
- Pocket EDC — The Ultimate in Everyday Carry Convenience
- Altoids Tin: Urban EDC First Aid Kit or My Boo-Boo Kit
- Building The Perfect Small Survival Kit
- Building a Mini EDC Kit (For a College Girl who doesn’t care about being Prepared)
- Budget EDC kit
- A Deeper Look into Every-Day Carry
- Every Day Carry…considerations for your REAL world of work and play!
- How to Carry EDC Gear
- EDC Methodology – It’s More Important Than What You Carry
- What to Have in Your EveryDay Carry (EDC) Kit
- WHAT KEYCHAIN EDC GEAR WOULD YOU RECOMMEND?
- Everyday Carry Survival Kit
Get Home Bag (GHB) – A Get Home Bag contains the items and gear that can get you back home safely. This kit is usually carried by people who work or go to school and need to get back home. But it can also pertain to someone who is on a trip and needs to get back home from a longer distance.
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- How to Build a Get Home Bag
- Dad’s Get Home Bag – So He Can Get Home to Us!
- Common mistakes people make when putting together a “Get Home” bag.
- Get Home Bag Essentials
- Get-Home Bag
- VID: Urban Get Home Bag (Part 1) by TheUrbanPrepper
- More Important Than The Bug Out Bag…the “Get Home” Bag
- What Happens When You’re 1000 Miles Away And TSHTF?
- Getting Back Home with Small Children
- How to make your Get Home Bag – GHB
- Get home prepping with kids – thinking beyond the bug out bag
- The Get Home Bag and its Contents
Bug Out Bag (BOB) is the most talked about kit in preparedness. A BOB is a kit that serves to get you to your retreat, bug out location or another area out of danger. A BOB is going to be a bigger kit and could possibly weigh a lot. Making a BOB is not a one time deal. You should revisit your BOB contents every summer and winter and change out your gear and clothes to match the season. BOB’s are also known as Get Out of Dodge (GOOD) Kits.
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- BOB’s – Get It Right From the Beginning!
- How I Built a Go Bag for a “Non-prepper”
- Put together a “real” Bug Out Bag
- How To Pack Your Bug Out Bag For Survival
- The Bug Out Bag First Aid Kit and Then Some
- Survival Food For Bug Out Bags
- 10 Awesome Food Ideas for Your Bug Out Bag
- 12 Reasons Why Everyone Needs a Bug Out Bag: Series Post 2 of 12: Food and Food Preparation
- Build a BOB: Water
- How Much Money Do You Have in Your Bug out Bag?
- Hatchet vs Saw – Which Would You Pick For Your BOB?
- There is WHAT in your Bug Out Bag?
- How to put together your own bug out bag perimeter alarm kit… or how to sleep better at night when the “zombies” are on the move.
- Should A Bug-Out-Bag Contain A Firearm?
- 12 Reasons Why Everyone Needs a Bug Out Bag: Series Post 3 of 12: Shelter and Bedding
- Alternative Healing Aids For Your Bug Out Bag
- What You Are Not Told When Buying Your Bug Out Bag
- Bug Out Bag Checklist: What are the Most Important Items?
- BOB for Kids
- Prepping For the Elderly – Grandma’s Bugout Bag and Our Unrealistic Expectations
- Building Your Bugout Bag: The Complete Infographic Checklist
- Is your Bug Out Bag Going to Get You Killed?
- 6 Strategies to Lighten Your Bug Out Bag
- Urban Survival Bug Out Bags
- Bug Out Bag Checklist: Serious Preppers ONLY (Updated For 2017)
- 5 Genius Ways To Shave Weight Off Your Bug-Out Bag
- 10 Biggest Bug Out Bag Mistakes
- My personal go bag contents
- HOW TO PACK A BUG OUT BAG (BOB)
- 16 Non-Traditional Containers For Your Bug Out Bag/Emergency Kit
- Survival Packing List: Planning Your Ultimate Escape
- Why Modular Bug Out Bags Are a Fantastic Idea
- 9 Multi-Purpose, Do-Everything Items That Better Be In Your Bug-out Bag
- How to Build a Bug-Out Bag in 16 Easy Steps
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I’m Never Coming Home Bags (INCH) are similar to Bug Out Bags. But in the case of an INCH bag, the idea is that the owner is never going to return home. The contents of this kit might be geared to a longer time period where someone will have to survive on their own.
Peace,
Todd
