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I’m looking at ordering one of those new Ford bronco’s in the two door version. If I order now I’ll get it by 2024..Two 4 wheel drives and a hope and prayer that Krogers has food.
I’m looking at ordering one of those new Ford bronco’s in the two door version. If I order now I’ll get it by 2024..Two 4 wheel drives and a hope and prayer that Krogers has food.
I knew you would have at least six.Good gravy. I have about six of them.
Typically a well-made backpack (Spec OPs Gear etc) and all the usual stuff.
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Snake bite kit? Do you mean that old 70s style kit where it sucks the venom out of your wound?Forgot...I do have a medium sized backpack that I've kept behind the seat of whatever truck I have for decades. Also behind the seat are jumper cables, tow strap, rope, shop rags, gloves, come along, tarp, and fishing rod.
The backpack contains:
First aid kit
Sheath knife
Knife sharpener
Sharpening steel
Hatchet
Trash bags
Thin wire
Braided cord
Ratchet tie-downs
Duct tape
Sterno
Paper towels
Hand and foot warmers
Folding saw
Plastic baggies
A tall, round tupperware container that holds:
Waterproof matches
Fishing line
Hooks
Bobbers
Candle
Aluminum foil
More wire
Snakebite kit
Multi tool
Small file
Sandpaper
And a few other odds and ends that all fit in the backpack.
It’s about the size of a large magazine pouch.Is your “just in case pouch” similar in size to the old army pouches David?
Thanks. It is a US brand of camera bag I used to carry. This pouch would attach to the strap on the bag to give a bit more space.I like that little pouch @Legion. I like it very much.
The closest I have to an EDC bag is my cooler. I keep bottles of water, trail mix, granola bars, and sun screen in it. It goes into the car every morning and back into the house every evening. I just leave it in the car during the winter.
Each car has things like tarp, blankets, tool kit, chargers, flashlight, etc in it. I do have a separate bug out bag that stays home for things like a natural disaster if I must leave in a hurry. It's a Rush brand bag.
Snake bite kit? Do you mean that old 70s style kit where it sucks the venom out of your wound?
I use those same gloves when I cycle in the winter.Here’s my EDC. Not my bug out. I need to add just a few more items like a T-shirt underwear and a pair of socks. Possibly a thin rain jacket. View attachment 1273316View attachment 1273317View attachment 1273318
I used those gloves below Freezing and my hands were freezing. So I think they’re great in that 35 to 55 degree weather.I use those same gloves when I cycle in the winter.
It doesn’t freeze where I live, but they are good for stopping the cold wind.I used those gloves below Freezing and my hands were freezing. So I think they’re great in that 35 to 55 degree weather.
It doesn’t freeze where I live, but they are good for stopping the cold wind.
It doesn’t freeze where I live, but they are good for stopping the cold wind.
If you’ve noticed in the picture I’ve got a P-38.
Is “warm gloves” a brand?I used those gloves below Freezing and my hands were freezing. So I think they’re great in that 35 to 55 degree weather.
Mine has more firepower.