My survival kit is a well stocked cabin deep in the back woods. Both the wife and I have sacrificed to have it but it's been a good investment. The best part is you can't see it from the air

I picked up a antibiotic cream in Mexico along with children's anibiotics for my bag. Bought some anibiotics and other stuff for the family medical kit.

What, no satellite tv! ?!

They do work, and gas at these prices may be the only "gotcha" in the concept. A 300 mile bugout distance should be good too.

I keep adding small things to my bag. It should be a rule that you never forget to update your bag.

My wife and I were discussing our 72 hour kits the other day when it occured to us that we have the ultimate survival kit and use it a few times a year for enjoyment. It is our motorhome. We bought an older motorhome a few years back for under $2000 dollars and have put over 30,000 miles on it. we always fill it with gas when we get home so it is ready for a 300 mile evacuation if it were needed. we alway keep 10 gallons of water, about a weeks worth of food and snacks, and the propane bottles full. We have clothes, bedding and radio and small t.v. We are truly ready to go at a moments notice and will be comfortable where ever we are. Like I said older motorhomes are available all over for under $2000, I have even seen some around $1000. They may need some cleanup but as a just in case tool I dont think they can be beat.