Any fellow survivalists utilize their truck?

Jerky. Pemmican. summer sausage. All keep well vacuum packed.

 

On the topic of dried meat, today in Sams I saw my first "rancid" package of jerky. That shit was growing fungi that looked like brocolli. It was in a worker cart (they were pulling reject items off the shelves)

 

I've had some venison smoked links drying in kitchen for a week or so. I sliced it and vac sealed as an experiment. It has all curing ingredients and prev frozen.

 

Wife had to abandon her car in the snow this week. I was glad to see her carrying her get-home bag when I picked her up at the grocery store several hours later. It costs next to nothing to throw a backpack in a trunk with an extra fleece, gloves, socks, a bottle of water and some chemical handwarmers. Very well could save a life.

 

in south ga you dont need handwarmers maybe a portable AC lol

 

Props to you and yours

 

from the small avatar next to the thread title i thought someone had this on a magnet on their headliner !!!

 

LOL!!!!!!

 

Nice piece. I had the same concern for the Gerber. I decided to go with the Ka-Bar Kukri. Any other Bark River pieces you could recommend?

 

Oh DAMN...up until a few seconds ago..i though i had ZERO need for a machete..now, i'm not so sure.

how much? my work computer wont let me surf weapons.

 

Subbing and wondering what kind of case to put in the back seat of my access cab for all the shit I just bought...

 

Something more confortable than a H1

http://youtu.be/hEA02kfdh8o

 

cool video but did it go anywhere my Tacoma wouldn't go ???? I don't think so

 

Wow I wish I had a hill like that to go play on!!!

Seriously though, cool video. Given the chance though, and if I had the money obviously I would take an H1 over that any day of the week. If I ever win the lottery, it'll be one of the first things I buy.

 

Late to the party, but sub'd. Will post my loadout soon.

 

In the truck, I have:
Glovebox: Mechanix gloves
Seat covers are Cordura Molle covered on the back with attached pouches, IFAK, random spare stuff.
My get home bag is in the floorboard back seat with enough food and water for 2 days, spare socks, tube tent, comfort items.
More stuff to be added as I think of it.

Some really good setups here.

 

You are on the right track.

 

I like the G-Wagons too/ FYI - tolls would increase because of the additional axel/

 

I still like that knife..

 

I'm broke! But if you want to buy another one, I'll trade you lots of nice folders I own for one.