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Questions about bags and kits
What is a bug-out bag?
A packed bag that holds what one person needs for about 72 hours away from home: water, food, light, radio, first aid, documents and clothing. The free 72-hour kit checklist lists it.
Should each person have their own bag?
Yes. Each person, including children, carries a kit sized for them, so supplies are not lost if the family is separated.
How often should I check a go-bag?
Every six months: replace food and water, check batteries and medicines, and update clothes for the season and for growing children.
Free: printable checklists and prep spreadsheets, including a water and food calculator and a power budget. For answers with no internet: Survival LLM.