45:30 Bug nets and direct body bug repellent. I live in Florida and have opted for bug clothing for our “Bug30” which is about 1.5 hours at dusk and also dawn during summer months. 45:30
Great video Vanessa. Thats a good plan to have. i stocked up on camping gear because i felt a serious situation coming. Lived in a large city during that C 19, was anxiety, felt as if groups of people would break in and rob supplies, food. During that pandemic I formed an escape plan, bought camping gear and items to sustain a basic level of shelter, then i lost one job, over a few months became evicted, gotten a job at Amazon, but ended up homeless, camped in my car, saving every penny , for about a year lived in my car and worked as much as i could. I bought a cheap piece of land on the other side of the nation. had bought small solar panel stuff, a RV battery, and got my car ready to bug out, I drove three days, sleeping in my car at highways rest stops, sort of stealth camping, i got to my new property and pitched my tent, had gotten work in the town 8 miles away. I build a 12x32ft cabin, am homesteading, entirely stocked , have chickens, garden which i harvested and canned. Rain catchmentg, my electricity is full solar power, have a 100 gallon propane tank, that will last myself for at least 3 years. It wasnt because i just wanted to be the cool guy, i just knew that things would go hard, bad. I believe people out there in any nation, that we follow what other nations have done, we need to prep, make a plan, figure out what you will do, where to go, how to survive. This is real. For many, they may not have such availble items and food supplies very soon here. This with Israel has people spooked , the preppers here in the states are gaining momentum in their stocking and preparing.
Interesting story and very well executed!! I hope you also have armed yourself and train regularly! We are in a transitioning time of the agenda 2030 and the years ahead will be very difficult. People like you will be part of the 10%ers who survives. Good luck and cheers from Sweden!
WOW Vanessa, a great opening to your video. Rock on......... Wild Woman Bushcraft Rocker..... Got to love it. E-Bike Vanessa, riding thru the forest of enchantment. Fantastic video... Ich Liebe Dich SOOOO !!!!
Vanessa you are amazing you are always creative bringing new ideas things that work, and that's what counts that you can rely on things that you can carry for your benefit thanks for sharing love you videos be safe❤🙏🙏🙋♂️
I use my Himiway Cruiser as a bugout vehicle. Have been looking at the trailers, but they are expensive. I have panniers, a top bag, a bag on the front rack abd water bottles are one on each fork at the moment. Great idea with the 100w solar panel under the trailer, the Jackery panels are very cumbersome. I use hammocks, so the tarp is fast to deploy, giving me cover from rain fast. One bit of advice I would give is, as the temperature drops in winter, take out your battery, wrap it in clothes and have it in the sleeping bag with you...batteries hate cold. Great video and ebikes are the way forward for non drivers and for getting into woodland areas...they can mean the difference between bugging in and bugging out in a SHTF situation such as civil unrest
Zip ties are a great survival tool. They don’t take up space and can be used for so many things. Maybe add a few longer ones. You would never be sorry you have them.
As I'm an Electrician I totally agree about zip ties...I use them everyday and they are an invaluable tool for sure and come in so many different sizes..I would advise folks to put a couple different sizes in your bob..
@@neoaliphantlast winter I broke a windshield wiper scraping ice. I was able to reattach it with a zip tie I had in my glove compartment. Temporary fix but so valuable.
Good presentation 👍 I would consider a larger coffee pot (3-4L) for boiling water, it wouldn’t weigh much and other things could be packed inside for transport. Also more Cordage and a selection of nails and wood screws for bushcraft projects. Stuff energy bars and protein bars everywhere. All the foods that you can carry. A chair and table can be crafted, I would opt for more food, tools and supplies like duct tape, super glue, nails and more cordage. A small pair of binoculars, snare wire, paper plan for traps and snares. Two changes of clothing. Don’t forget your gas mask.
Great video ..make sure you have rain proof sleeping bags and mosquitoes net .. maybe get a small emergency radio or walking talkie to get help from a friend
Also a bottle good multivitamins.Maybe a 60 capsule 90 capsule supply. Even if you stretch them way out by taking one a week, it is better than not having anything if you're in a survival situation when your food supply is iffy. And when I say 1 per week I mean if you are getting at least something to eat. But they will help supply nutrients and vitamins and minerals that you don't get in your stressed survival food search situation.
Hi Vanessa, ich glaube, Du brauchst für Dein Anhänger ein Dach mit Gestell also etwas erhöht , und mit einer Plane verschlossen, so das Du die großen Solarplatten auf das Dach montieren kannst. Ja, sie passen unterm Anhänger aber wenn Du durch Matsch oder Wasser fährst, weichen diese durch. Zusätzlich kann man eine zweite Etage einbauen. Des weiteren brauchst Du eine größere Luftpumpe, da Du bei diesem Rad sehr große und breite Reifen hast, die brauchen eine Menge Reifendruck. Empfehlen würde ich Dir eine Doppelkolbenpumpe.🚲🛥🌤
Nice video! The only thing you didn't mention was rain gear, but you can always use a thin tarp or rain poncho. Other than that, great tips and working equipment! Beautiful! 😀👍💖🦊
A secondary option, which i have and have tested a number of times, left it outside setup for months to test it, a double person hammock. has a full bug net, rain fly and came with tree straps. I love my hammock , if there are trees i strongly suggest to sleep off the ground. I replace the rain fly with a larger camoflauge tarp to give me a covered are for my gear and camp site, for shade and keep out of rain.
Some great gear there, particularly the bike. I would suggest that in a serious survival situation that you would be able to scale down your kit even further, only keeping the essentails. In such an event speed and range would be essential and worth it in exchange for a few less items.
Really enjoyed this video 🙌🏻 Iv been thinking about getting an e-bike and trailer for bugging out but was scared of spending the money incase it wasn’t what I expected, your video has motivated me to actually get one now. Great idea about packing the solar generator and panels to keep the bike charged 👏🏻. Thanks Vanessa
That's a nice setup Vanessa, thanks for showing us! It looks like the trailer's tongue is long enough that you could put the folding solar panel on top of the storage box if you had something to go underneath it, so it doesn't fold. Maybe a couple old tent poles and some zip ties or Velcro strips? In most situations it wouldn't matter if it hangs off the back, maybe it could be centered on the box and hang off both ends? If you end up in tight woods or something you might need to fold and stow it, but you wouldn't be getting direct sun there anyway.
I love the videos where you went Mountain Climbing I can't find them for some reason. They inspire me to learn to walk again And get off this wheelchair. Ia'm slowly getting my legs back! Great videos!
Hi Vanessa, I like the idea of the E-Bike as a bug out transport. The only thing I would do different is to have an extra battery pack so that I could put more distance between myself and the trouble before I had to stop to charge one or go on foot. The E- Bike is a great idea..
Great video the word for string you were talking about is dental floss love your videos you seem to be as prepared as you can be stay safe out there love from America ❤
Hi Vanessa you are so awesome and cool 😎 love your personality and your videos and see you on your next great video really enjoyed it very much stay safe and take care my dear friend
If possible you should think about investing in some infrared goggles and infrared light mounts for your bike. That way you can see where you're going at night and unless someone else has infrared capability they won't be able to see like you can. Also an IR handheld flashlight is a good idea.
I love you Vanessa and your work but sadly I am too old for a bike solution. Someone has to stay behind and fight the zombies. lol. God bless you and the children.
Very impressive Vanessa. You are doing very well. You could weld or bolt on a few uprights onto the trailer and install your large solar panels above. Thank you for your videos.
Great Video ... As I watched it I was thinking about an attachable cover for the cart. Could be used to hold solar panels. Also as a work table or a meal table. Thanks
Another great video Vanessa, I like your bike, maybe a spare bike battery would help you double the range you could cover quickly before having to stop long enough to recharge.
Well fought about video Vanessa the video is very comprehensive on on the bike bug out , I'm amazed by the amount of weight that electric bike can carry and pull at the moment I can't think of anything to add maybe a spare tyre or 2 to carry some how the German term sausage dog garage is like the English term being in a can of sardines 😄😅 👍. ❤️Vanessa.
My little adds: zippo electric. You can recharge. It’s good: Kevlar pants, jacket and Kevlar socks: fresh oiled boots 🥾, a hat to keep you dry and out of sun. And keep head warm. Mask 😷 keep your mouth away from bugs and virus’s. Great job. I always keep a first aid kit with blood stopper, Bug spray! A tick or bug might be it all ( I think you taught me that.). Kevlar gloves ( Kevlar is stronger than steel)
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I love that you're going from "you ain't gonna get far with that electric bike when the power is down" to "you can basically go anywhere without needing to get anything from anyone" after showing the big solar panel, super interesting! Did you test how long it takes to fully recharge the bike? And do you bring a backup-backpack to continue without the bike if necessary? Also, be careful with that lock, that type of lock is not very good against bike thieves. You should be able to find some videos of people testing that out. A good hardened chain lock is normally a lot better. (Abus makes good ones normally for instance. Look for ART-certification, I think it's a Dutch certification, but they might also show it in Germany).
After watching many of your videos, I thought I might tell you that I think you are very profession at what you do ! I was wondering if you could use the lid of your black equipment box, for a table !? Thanks Vanessa for an interesting video ! Regards from Australia 🦘🇦🇺👍
Yes, Zippo lighters will run out of fuel . . . FAST. They'll do it in about week here in Texas, where it's so hot (especially this past year).😓 But when they do, you can say, "dry out" in English, or even use the fancy word, "evaporate."🧐
An alternative to a heavy ebike, is a mountain bike ebike conversion kit, this means if the motor dies, you can just ditch the battery pack mechanism and have a standard mtb.....the one i have which was £450 has a 250w motor and a rage of 26 miles, so while smaller battery, can charge overnight or from batetry pack, also the pedal assist would be easier as lighter....but a heavy large ebike would have so much better cargo...like the massive front rack featured, so much cargo on a lightweight mtb becomes very top heavy and unwieldy...
I'm working on training my AmStaff(pitbull) to pull a dog cart or wagon. She carries her own food and dishes already along with some other redundancies. A bike wouldn't do me much good here in the mountains. A canoe or a kayak maybe but in most situations I would take my truck as far as I can and we would walk from there. I have caches around the province near places I frequent with extra consumables and basic tools. As well as multiple 'bugout camps' in those areas too. My truck contains a 'Bugout bag' as well as my EDC bag. The things I think you forgot were things like a shovel, I didn't see toilet paper or extra clothes, fishing/hunting gear. I would also like to ask what you would do with your children/pets?
45:30 Bug nets and direct body bug repellent. I live in Florida and have opted for bug clothing for our “Bug30” which is about 1.5 hours at dusk and also dawn during summer months. 45:30
Great video Vanessa. Thats a good plan to have. i stocked up on camping gear because i felt a serious situation coming. Lived in a large city during that C 19, was anxiety, felt as if groups of people would break in and rob supplies, food. During that pandemic I formed an escape plan, bought camping gear and items to sustain a basic level of shelter, then i lost one job, over a few months became evicted, gotten a job at Amazon, but ended up homeless, camped in my car, saving every penny , for about a year lived in my car and worked as much as i could. I bought a cheap piece of land on the other side of the nation. had bought small solar panel stuff, a RV battery, and got my car ready to bug out, I drove three days, sleeping in my car at highways rest stops, sort of stealth camping, i got to my new property and pitched my tent, had gotten work in the town 8 miles away. I build a 12x32ft cabin, am homesteading, entirely stocked , have chickens, garden which i harvested and canned. Rain catchmentg, my electricity is full solar power, have a 100 gallon propane tank, that will last myself for at least 3 years. It wasnt because i just wanted to be the cool guy, i just knew that things would go hard, bad. I believe people out there in any nation, that we follow what other nations have done, we need to prep, make a plan, figure out what you will do, where to go, how to survive. This is real. For many, they may not have such availble items and food supplies very soon here. This with Israel has people spooked , the preppers here in the states are gaining momentum in their stocking and preparing.
Interesting story and very well executed!! I hope you also have armed yourself and train regularly!
We are in a transitioning time of the agenda 2030 and the years ahead will be very difficult. People like you will be part of the 10%ers who survives. Good luck and cheers from Sweden!
I Love This Girl; she tests all her stuff and her own human capacities in many environments. She's one of a few....
WOW Vanessa, a great opening to your video. Rock on......... Wild Woman Bushcraft Rocker..... Got to love it. E-Bike Vanessa, riding thru the forest of enchantment. Fantastic video... Ich Liebe Dich SOOOO !!!!
"If you want" still shows good character !
Nice set up Vanessa
Great stuff! Wonderful video. Thank you.
Awesome video, thank you Vanessa 👌👍
Vanessa you are amazing you are always creative bringing new ideas things that work, and that's what counts that you can rely on things that you can carry for your benefit thanks for sharing love you videos be safe❤🙏🙏🙋♂️
I live in Canada, and so a fishing kit would be very useful.
Amazing wideo! 👍
I really enjoyed it...
I use my Himiway Cruiser as a bugout vehicle. Have been looking at the trailers, but they are expensive. I have panniers, a top bag, a bag on the front rack abd water bottles are one on each fork at the moment. Great idea with the 100w solar panel under the trailer, the Jackery panels are very cumbersome. I use hammocks, so the tarp is fast to deploy, giving me cover from rain fast. One bit of advice I would give is, as the temperature drops in winter, take out your battery, wrap it in clothes and have it in the sleeping bag with you...batteries hate cold. Great video and ebikes are the way forward for non drivers and for getting into woodland areas...they can mean the difference between bugging in and bugging out in a SHTF situation such as civil unrest
Vanessa, you are a cutting pie! ❤❤❤❤
pretty cool build Vanessa ...nice bike
Zip ties are a great survival tool. They don’t take up space and can be used for so many things. Maybe add a few longer ones. You would never be sorry you have them.
As I'm an Electrician I totally agree about zip ties...I use them everyday and they are an invaluable tool for sure and come in so many different sizes..I would advise folks to put a couple different sizes in your bob..
@@PatriotPopps77 i use them all the time with network cabling, ive also got some of the reusable ones with release clip, they are handy....
@@neoaliphantlast winter I broke a windshield wiper scraping ice. I was able to reattach it with a zip tie I had in my glove compartment. Temporary fix but so valuable.
There are also re-useable zip ties available, as a medical professional i have found them to be invaluable more so than the single use ones.
Awesome video Vanessa keep the good work up ✨🍀🌹👍🐕🦺hugs and family and friends 😊
I love this Sarah Connor movie 😜The first 2 mn are awesome ! more !
Thanks for this video. Excellent and well thought out gear choices! Great, useful information.
Well done Vanessa always nice to learn these things thank you for educating us on this video always great videos 👍 🦊🏆👍
Awesome plan and ebike and trailer setup. You have it covered.
Good presentation 👍
I would consider a larger coffee pot (3-4L) for boiling water, it wouldn’t weigh much and other things could be packed inside for transport. Also more Cordage and a selection of nails and wood screws for bushcraft projects. Stuff energy bars and protein bars everywhere. All the foods that you can carry. A chair and table can be crafted, I would opt for more food, tools and supplies like duct tape, super glue, nails and more cordage. A small pair of binoculars, snare wire, paper plan for traps and snares. Two changes of clothing. Don’t forget your gas mask.
Great video ..make sure you have rain proof sleeping bags and mosquitoes net .. maybe get a small emergency radio or walking talkie to get help from a friend
Dammit... now I want an E-bike !!!! great video Vanessa.
😉 Enjoyed your video lot of great information. Have a nice weekend Vanessa see us at your next video 👍👍
Vanessa your one in a million special women ,keep up never change, nothing,, by ,Oklahoma ,,
Thank you Vanessa for all of this important information sending my love.🌹♥️🌹
Great subject! Super bike set up..
Like you chair...but it's red. Flat camo paint would make it blend in way better.
Also a bottle good multivitamins.Maybe a 60 capsule 90 capsule supply. Even if you stretch them way out by taking one a week, it is better than not having anything if you're in a survival situation when your food supply is iffy. And when I say 1 per week I mean if you are getting at least something to eat. But they will help supply nutrients and vitamins and minerals that you don't get in your stressed survival food search situation.
Awesome setup!
Great set-up! Thanks!
Hi Vanessa, ich glaube, Du brauchst für Dein Anhänger ein Dach mit Gestell also etwas erhöht , und mit einer Plane verschlossen, so das Du die großen Solarplatten auf das Dach montieren kannst. Ja, sie passen unterm Anhänger aber wenn Du durch Matsch oder Wasser fährst, weichen diese durch. Zusätzlich kann man eine zweite Etage einbauen. Des weiteren brauchst Du eine größere Luftpumpe, da Du bei diesem Rad sehr große und breite Reifen hast, die brauchen eine Menge Reifendruck. Empfehlen würde ich Dir eine Doppelkolbenpumpe.🚲🛥🌤
Great video, as always you give good information to build on , thanks for sharing, stay safe!!!
Nice video! The only thing you didn't mention was rain gear, but you can always use a thin tarp or rain poncho. Other than that, great tips and working equipment! Beautiful! 😀👍💖🦊
No, I didn't miss that. But Svagman poncho is not a rain poncho...😉@dennisfenix1
A secondary option, which i have and have tested a number of times, left it outside setup for months to test it, a double person hammock. has a full bug net, rain fly and came with tree straps. I love my hammock , if there are trees i strongly suggest to sleep off the ground. I replace the rain fly with a larger camoflauge tarp to give me a covered are for my gear and camp site, for shade and keep out of rain.
Some great gear there, particularly the bike. I would suggest that in a serious survival situation that you would be able to scale down your kit even further, only keeping the essentails. In such an event speed and range would be essential and worth it in exchange for a few less items.
Really enjoyed this video 🙌🏻 Iv been thinking about getting an e-bike and trailer for bugging out but was scared of spending the money incase it wasn’t what I expected, your video has motivated me to actually get one now. Great idea about packing the solar generator and panels to keep the bike charged 👏🏻. Thanks Vanessa
Nice bike Vanessa!
That's a nice setup Vanessa, thanks for showing us! It looks like the trailer's tongue is long enough that you could put the folding solar panel on top of the storage box if you had something to go underneath it, so it doesn't fold. Maybe a couple old tent poles and some zip ties or Velcro strips? In most situations it wouldn't matter if it hangs off the back, maybe it could be centered on the box and hang off both ends? If you end up in tight woods or something you might need to fold and stow it, but you wouldn't be getting direct sun there anyway.
This is incredible. What timing! I just recently have been considering getting an e- bike. I will now set up my own survival bike. Thanks Vanessa!
It'll be very attractive for people when you're riding a nice bike with survival gears.
Grat video, I have all the gear, except for that really nice bike you have.I really enjoyed it.
I love the videos where you went Mountain Climbing I can't find them for some reason. They inspire me to learn to walk again And get off this wheelchair. Ia'm slowly getting my legs back! Great videos!
Thankyou Vanessa you are awesome, love watching you videos and you're beautiful too❤❤👍👍
Great bike for survival.
Hi Venessa. Great to see you again. Great advice for survival from you. Learn and hope we never have to use these skills
Good job glad to see you have a lot of surviving things keep on keeping on stay warm an safe
Great set-up V, looks like a fun & efficient get out of town rig.
Thank you for useful tips and gear
Tooth string= dental floss. Also use the big flashlight as a club. You might try a Thermocell for mosquitos. Great informative video. Thanks.
Hi Vanessa, I like the idea of the E-Bike as a bug out transport. The only thing I would do different is to have an extra battery pack so that I could put more distance between myself and the trouble before I had to stop to charge one or go on foot. The E- Bike is a great idea..
👍👍🌷than you GOD bless you stay safe
Thanks, very impress with your setup ! I will add a am/fm dynamo radio to it.
Good video Vanessa. I hope you don't have to use the equipment in an emergency anytime soon with what is going on in Europe now. Be safe
Great informative video always good to be prepared.
Great presentation! Thanks for all the details, I learned a great deal from you.
Brilliant setup!
Fabulous videos. I have missed you. You are beautiful colonel Chip
Great intro, love videos these days.
Outdoor equipment no longer holds any secrets for you. You are a beautiful embodiment of Mother Nature 🍃🍂
Your English is excellent ! Good work!
Great video the word for string you were talking about is dental floss love your videos you seem to be as prepared as you can be stay safe out there love from America ❤
Hi Vanessa you are so awesome and cool 😎 love your personality and your videos and see you on your next great video really enjoyed it very much stay safe and take care my dear friend
Good Job Vanessa👸👏👏👏👏👏😍👌❤️❤️❤️❤️
❤. Hello Vanessa! Thank you for this thorough and well thought out video.
If possible you should think about investing in some infrared goggles and infrared light mounts for your bike. That way you can see where you're going at night and unless someone else has infrared capability they won't be able to see like you can. Also an IR handheld flashlight is a good idea.
I love you Vanessa and your work but sadly I am too old for a bike solution. Someone has to stay behind and fight the zombies. lol. God bless you and the children.
Great presentation
Great bike & gear. 🙂😎
Great video I like the idea of taking things to give to other
Very impressive Vanessa.
You are doing very well. You could weld or bolt on a few uprights onto the trailer and install your large solar panels above.
Thank you for your videos.
Excellent content as usual, Vanessa. Aussie Pete
Very descriptive love it..
This is almost like a mini movie... ;)
Great equipment,
Great Video ...
As I watched it I was thinking about an attachable cover for the cart.
Could be used to hold solar panels.
Also as a work table or a meal table.
Thanks
Another great video
Another great video Vanessa, I like your bike, maybe a spare bike battery would help you double the range you could cover quickly before having to stop long enough to recharge.
Well fought about video Vanessa the video is very comprehensive on on the bike bug out , I'm amazed by the amount of weight that electric bike can carry and pull at the moment I can't think of anything to add maybe a spare tyre or 2 to carry some how the German term sausage dog garage is like the English term being in a can of sardines 😄😅 👍.
❤️Vanessa.
a pet carrier
Excellent video, well thought out, ur an awsome women Vanessa
My little adds: zippo electric. You can recharge. It’s good: Kevlar pants, jacket and Kevlar socks: fresh oiled boots 🥾, a hat to keep you dry and out of sun. And keep head warm. Mask 😷 keep your mouth away from bugs and virus’s. Great job. I always keep a first aid kit with blood stopper, Bug spray! A tick or bug might be it all ( I think you taught me that.). Kevlar gloves ( Kevlar is stronger than steel)
I. Just. Love. You. From. Ohio. And. Your. Video s. Looks like. The bike and. Trailer. Is. Build like a. Tiger. Tank. Hehehe.
That's really interesting
Excellent presentation Vanessa! Maybe also include a USB-A rechargeable battery powered short wave radio and 4G/5G LTE router for an iPad or MacBook?
Vanessa is awesome
*"The Curse of the Were-Rabbit!"* sad but true.
awesome, fox trot
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And no, you can’t do it yourself for less.
A book to read or some playing cards or something to do while your resting.
Very interesting.
Reflective mirror. Can use to flash a air craft or someone long distances away.
The Woods suits U
That is a most detailed and helpful video thank you very much for taking your time.
I love that you're going from "you ain't gonna get far with that electric bike when the power is down" to "you can basically go anywhere without needing to get anything from anyone" after showing the big solar panel, super interesting!
Did you test how long it takes to fully recharge the bike?
And do you bring a backup-backpack to continue without the bike if necessary?
Also, be careful with that lock, that type of lock is not very good against bike thieves. You should be able to find some videos of people testing that out. A good hardened chain lock is normally a lot better. (Abus makes good ones normally for instance. Look for ART-certification, I think it's a Dutch certification, but they might also show it in Germany).
After watching many of your videos, I thought I might tell you that I think you are very profession at what you do !
I was wondering if you could use the lid of your black equipment box, for a table !? Thanks Vanessa for an interesting video ! Regards from Australia 🦘🇦🇺👍
Yes, Zippo lighters will run out of fuel . . . FAST. They'll do it in about week here in Texas, where it's so hot (especially this past year).😓
But when they do, you can say, "dry out" in English, or even use the fancy word, "evaporate."🧐
A "Cold steel" shovel, bow and arrow, tea bags(many)
Absolutely, the hurt is definitely coming to Germany. God be with you.
An alternative to a heavy ebike, is a mountain bike ebike conversion kit, this means if the motor dies, you can just ditch the battery pack mechanism and have a standard mtb.....the one i have which was £450 has a 250w motor and a rage of 26 miles, so while smaller battery, can charge overnight or from batetry pack, also the pedal assist would be easier as lighter....but a heavy large ebike would have so much better cargo...like the massive front rack featured, so much cargo on a lightweight mtb becomes very top heavy and unwieldy...
I'm working on training my AmStaff(pitbull) to pull a dog cart or wagon. She carries her own food and dishes already along with some other redundancies. A bike wouldn't do me much good here in the mountains. A canoe or a kayak maybe but in most situations I would take my truck as far as I can and we would walk from there. I have caches around the province near places I frequent with extra consumables and basic tools. As well as multiple 'bugout camps' in those areas too. My truck contains a 'Bugout bag' as well as my EDC bag. The things I think you forgot were things like a shovel, I didn't see toilet paper or extra clothes, fishing/hunting gear. I would also like to ask what you would do with your children/pets?