Bug Out Vehicle (BOV) Gear You Must Have

When SHTFBy Ken Jensen

Great Gear To Include in Your Bug-Out Vehicle (BOV)

• A quality Bug-Out Bag (BOB) is the first thing you should consider keeping in your vehicle, since it is designed to give you a minimum amount of survival gear.

Bug-Out Bag (BOB) is #1

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• Always keep your Bug-Out Vehicle topped off.  If a further distance is required, a full tank could give you 3-400 miles total.

Keep Plenty of Fuel

Water is A Priority

• Water is priority #1.  You can only live about three days on water, so make provisions for everyone to stay hydrated.

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Keep Food in Your Bug-Out Vehicle (BOV)

• Keep a 3-Day supply for each person in your vehicle BEYOND what you have in your Bug-Out Bag (BOB).

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Meet Your Shelter Needs

Tents, Tarps, and Hammocks

• Tents can be used in different locations that the vehicle can’t get to. 

• Tarps can be used for ground cover, makeshift shelters, and even some type of blanket in a pinch.

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Stay Secure in Your Bug-Out Vehicle (BOV)

An easy way to stay safe, is to always carry a defense item.  This could be lethal or non-lethal based on your comfort level.

Non-Lethal Defense Items

Lethal Defense Items

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Ensure You Have Energy, Light, and Warmth

• Jacket• Wool Blanket• Mylar Blanket and Bed sheet• Candles and Lanterns• Road Flares• Electric Blankets and Portable

Inverters

You can make it several days in a vehicle with almost none of these items, but your comfort levels will be extremely low, and it will reduce

your actual survival expectancy.

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Keep Everyone Healthy and Sanitary

• First Aid Kit

• Portable Camping Toilet

Being prepared is more about the everyday emergency than it is for the less likely global pandemic.

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Other Useful Items When Bugging Out

in a Vehicle• Camping Shovel• Extra Clothing and Shoes• Duct Tape or Gorilla Tape• Compass and Maps• GPS• Emergency Action Plan (EAP)• Cash or Card

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• Lengths of Chains• Zip Ties• Sand or Kitty Litter• CB or Hamm Radio• Fuel Reserves• Spare Fuses• Jack• Lug Nut Wrench• Belts and Hoses

Gear That Will Keep Your Bug-Out Vehicle (BOV) Reliable

• Hose Clamps• Radiator, Transmission, and Tire Sealants• Anti-Freeze• Jumper Cables• Cigarette Lighter Air Compressor• Tire Plug Kit• Starting Fluid or Aerosol Lubricant• Tool Kit (Full Wrench And Socket

Set,Hammer)• Tow Straps/Ratcheting Straps/Bungee

Cords

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The Right Gear Will Get You Through Many Emergencies

• Whether you get stuck because you slid off of the road or your vehicle falls apart of a bumpy road in an earthquake, with the correct items, you can fix most problems you will face in an emergency.

• If you get a flat or hit an animal, unless your Bug-Out Vehicle (BOV) is totaled, the proper tools could get you back on the road on your way home without an expensive tow truck bill.

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