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| Plinker Join Date: Mar 2009
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 | Anybody prepping to leave? I know people discuss B.O.B. options and whether to stay or go quite often. My ideal plan is to stay home where I have shelter but have to prepare for the alternative just in case. I have a Camelbak BFM for a bag and most of my needed things but I lack two major items. Does anyone have any suggestions of a good tent and sleeping bag that can possibly be mounted to the BFM or is easily portable but also durable enough for Indiana weather? I have a Coleman 30 degree and 0 degree but they don't seem quite solid enough for January nights. What other items do some of you stick in your bag to survive winter? I went with the CAMELBAK for the hydration bladder as well as the huge amount of MOLLE straps on the BFM. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated. Thanks |
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