Copy right 2001 ML Kenslow Kenslow's Bug Out Planning Tool Bug-Out Planning sheet This sheet is a preliminary copy of a Bug-Out planning sheet. It starts with defining the group you are planning to escape with. It also helps you define your automotive configuration It does not include any planning for motorcycles, at this time The Yellow cells are cells you are to edit to provide inputs. Blue cells are cells that the sheet automatically calculates for yo The other cell colors are for information only, or for my reminders. There are comments added to some of the cells They are to provide information for my memory The energy calculations are based on Calorie requirements Defined on several web pages on the net. There are different equations for women vs men. I was not able to find equations for children. , I used the men's equations. And Gave it a heavy activity multiplie I also calculated an Ideal weight for the heights of the adults This allows you to compare the food requirements if you were to try to manage your energy stores. The over weight individuals will need to eat food quantities that allow for the ideal weights. The BMI's that I have chosen, are on the 'heavy' end of the ideal weight ranges. In the automotive section of the group definition. Comparison tool only. Be careful how you utilize the efficiency comparisons The remainder of this sheet is still in very early stages of work.
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Copy right 2001 ML KenslowKenslow's Bug Out Planning Tool
Bug-Out Planning sheetThis sheet is a preliminary copy of a Bug-Out planning sheet.
It starts with defining the group you are planning to escape with.It also helps you define your automotive configuration
It does not include any planning for motorcycles, at this timeThe Yellow cells are cells you are to edit to provide inputs.
The Blue cells are cells that the sheet automatically calculates for you.The other cell colors are for information only, or for my reminders.
There are comments added to some of the cellsThey are to provide information for my memory
The energy calculations are based on Calorie requirementsDefined on several web pages on the net.
There are different equations for women vs men.I was not able to find equations for children.
So, I used the men's equations. And Gave it a heavy activity multiplier.I also calculated an Ideal weight for the heights of the adults
This allows you to compare the food requirements if you were to try to manage your energy stores.
The over weight individuals will need to eat food quantities thatallow for the ideal weights.
The BMI's that I have chosen, are on the 'heavy' end of the ideal weight ranges.
In the automotive section of the group definition.
Comparison tool only.Be careful how you utilize the efficiency comparisons
The remainder of this sheet is still in very early stages of work.
Copy right 2001 ML Kenslow Kenslow's Bug Out Planning Tool - Summary
Summary of Requirements for 4 Persons. For 90 Day Period
Food Requirements Days of Supply Hunted Cal/day Food calories required 825,905 90.0 90 90 7,430.46 Stored Body fat (cal) 476,861 52.0 58.8 71 Hunted lbs/day
Food calories on hand 157,164 17.1 19 23 13.00 Total Calories on hand 634,025 69.1 78.1 94 Food Calorie Shortage 668,742 73 71 67
Gains from Wt Loss programs % gain 3.1% 8.5%
Hunted Food Total Calorie Req lbs Meat Required lbs/day lbs/day/person
Lbs/Day after food is gone 668,742 1118.3 13.6 3.39Lbs/Day While Food Lasts 668,742 1118.3 13.0
Water Requirements Total (gal) Days of Supply Rain Catch (gal) Catch Cuin / day
Water reqd (gal) 447.0 90.0 326 1,721 113.2Water on hand (gal) 121.0 24.4 Catch gal / day Avg Rain in/day Sq area ft x ft
Water Shortage (gal) (days) 326.0 65.6 3.6 0.067 10.645.0 Tarp qty Tarp Area (sqft)
Actual Tarp Size (11X19) 2 401.3
Water Storage Requirements Total (gal) Total (day) Remaining Costs Nov average Rainfall
Supplies Reqd (pcs) 954 Estimated (gal)Supplies on Hand 769 162.4Supplies Shortage 185 $25.00 Stores Reduction
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Automotive Total (gal) Range (mi) Remaining Costs
Gas Required (gal) 213.5 1,005 Auto Gas on hand (gal) 10.0 47
Aviation gas on hand (gal) 1.0 5 Total Gasoline (gal) 11.0 52 Gasoline Shortage 202.5 953 $457.27
Hunting Rifle Hand gun Total (rounds) Remaining Costs
22LR required 3,069 165 3,234 22LR on hand 100 100 200 22LR Shortage 2,969 65 3,034 $60.69
Hunting Total Rounds Remaining Costs
30-30 required 30430-30 on hand 100 30-30 shortage 204 $142.75
Hunting Rifle Rounds Total Rounds Remaining Costs 300 Win Magnum Req 293 293 300 Win Mag on hand 100 100300 Win Mag Shortage 193 193 $163.76
Hunting Shot gun Total Rounds Remaining Costs
12 Gage required 105 10512 Gage on hand 80 8012 Gage shortage 25 25 $15.28
Protection Hand gun Total Rounds Remaining Costs
9 mm Required 295 2959 mm on hand 100 1009 mm Shortage 195 195 $17.55
Protection Hand gun Total Rounds Remaining Costs
380 Required 189 189380 on hand 540 540380 Shortage 0 0 $0.00
Total Ammo Shortage Rifle/Shot gun Hand gun Total Rounds Remaining Costs
Rounds 3,188 260 3,448 $400.03
Electrical Power RequirementsStored Power Qty Required Qty On Hand Shortage Total amp - hrBattery D cell 18.0 2.0 16.0 34.0Battery C cell 7.0 2.0 5.0 15.6
LMAC: Actual practice should cut consumption of over weight people to 90% or less of ideal weight calorie intake. Days of food assuming calories are consumed at the ideal weight rate for each person.
D4
Days of food assuming calories are consumed at the ideal weight rate for each person Estimate of stored body fat energy stored. Consumption rates are questionable. This is based on existing body weight calorie consumption.
D5
Days of food assuming calories are consumed at the ideal weight rate for each person
B6
This number includes body fat stored
D6
Days of food assuming calories are consumed at the ideal weight rate for each person
B7
Positive number indicates a shortage Negative number indicates over supply
C7
Positive number indicates a shortage Negative number indicates over supply
D7
Days of food assuming calories are consumed at the ideal weight rate for each person Positive number indicates a shortage Negative number indicates over supply
E7
Days of shortage if food is consumed at the defined weight loss rate
E15
Assumes 30% evaporation
D17
Required rain catch per day, if rain is accumulated over all days of expedition
D18
Rain catch required if you wait until the you run out of water to start catching rain.
B22
This paramater does not include using washed out gas cans to store drinking water. Naturally, bleach cleaning would be required. Costing you a few days of water collection, which is not included in these calculations.
F23
Michael Kenslow: Actual data for November 2001 Use to test an example
B28
Positive number indicates a shortage Negative number indicates over supply
B33
ASSUMING I can get the fuel tank out of my airplane
B35
This figure does not include an assumption of any gas in the vehicles fuel tanks at the beginning of the trip.
C35
This figure does not include an assumption of any gas in the vehicles fuel tanks at the beginning of the trip
B40
Positive number indicates a shortage Negative number indicates over supply
C40
Positive number indicates a shortage Negative number indicates over supply
D40
Positive number indicates a shortage Negative number indicates over supply
B45
Positive number indicates a shortage Negative number indicates over supply
B50
Positive number indicates a shortage Negative number indicates over supply
C50
Positive number indicates a shortage Negative number indicates over supply
D50
Positive number indicates a shortage Negative number indicates over supply
B55
Positive number indicates a shortage Negative number indicates over supply
C55
Positive number indicates a shortage Negative number indicates over supply
D55
Positive number indicates a shortage Negative number indicates over supply
B60
Positive number indicates a shortage Negative number indicates over supply
C60
Positive number indicates a shortage Negative number indicates over supply
D60
Positive number indicates a shortage Negative number indicates over supply
B65
Positive number indicates a shortage Negative number indicates over supply
C65
Positive number indicates a shortage Negative number indicates over supply
D65
Positive number indicates a shortage Negative number indicates over supply
B68
Positive number indicates a shortage Negative number indicates over supply
C68
Positive number indicates a shortage Negative number indicates over supply
D68
Positive number indicates a shortage Negative number indicates over supply
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Group Definition 04/08/2023
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Planning Period (days) Days Weeks Start Date Day of year
Equiv't No of 150 lb Adults 5.0Number of Females 2
Number of Males 2Total No of Adults 4
Total No of Children 0Total Number of Persons 4 Group Sedentary Moderate Heavy Idea Wt Wt LossCalories/Day for Adults 9,177 8,824 10,589 12,000 8,115 6,735
Calories/Day for Children 0 0 0 0 0 0Req Group Calories/Day 9,177 8,824 10,589 12,000 8,115 6,735
Days Calories Calories Calories Calories CaloriesReq Group Calories for 90 825,905 794,140 952,968 1,080,030 730,361
Average calories per dollar 875Est Costs at Wt $943.80
Est Costs at Idea Wt. $834.62Food Costs to date $88.53
Calories Required 825,905Calories On Hand 157,164Calorie Deficiency 668,742
Reference year
No of Persons
Height (in)
Light Act Cal/Day To
maintain wt
Sedentary Cal/day To
maintain wt
Moderate Act Cal/Day To maintain
wt
Heavy Act Cal/Day To maintain
wt
Ideal Wt Light Act Cal/Day (BMI 25)
Ideal Weight
Body Fat energy
Stored Cal
Day of Stored
energy in body fat
E2
Michael Kenslow: This should always be 'today'.
G2
Michael Kenslow: This date is used to calculate the correct 'day of the year' in the previous cell
E4
This equation for men
I4
This is the calories require for this person at the high end of the ideal weight.
J4
BMI*H6^2/703*0.994
K4
Assume 4000 cal/lb of fat
E10
This is the equation for females energy consumption
I10
Idea Weight=(BMI*h^2)/703*0.994
J10
Idea Weight=(BMI*h^2)/703*0.994
E16
This equation is the male equation with a very active multiplier
B25
Weight Requried for 2000 calorie diet
B39
This may be different than the above entries, because the actual calorie distribution is different that the planned distribution in the food estimates
Loading Analysis
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Flat Trailer Volume Capacities InchesLoad Assign No 1 GVW Empty Wt Cargo Cap Length Width Height Vol cuft
Desired Travel Radius (mi) 800 Vel ft/s Mileage 1 Mileage 2 Milage 3 As loaded Range (mi) Toy PU (mpg) Toy PU (mi)Estimate average speed mph 40 58.7 6.34 4.04 3.75 3.77 114.0 32.80 205
Group Vehicles GVW Range Load Capacity Empty Wt Empty Pwr Req Operator
4Runner 4,300 20 17.0 370 18.35 900 3,400 130 14.51 125 Name 5Toy PU 3,300 25 13.0 354 12.32 800 2,500 90 10.67 268 Name 0D's Van 8,600 14 35.0 534 36.69 2,300 6,300 275 26.88 260 Name 1
Ford F150 6,300 15 25.0 408 25.54 1,500 4,800 275 20.48 505 Name 4 Ranger 4,300 20 17.0 370 17.43 800 3,500 110 14.93 0 Name 2
Group Trailers Tow Bar lbs HP Reqd Total Empty Wt Total hp Total hp
D's Trailer 800 380.0 0 28 3 Stored Fuel Full Tanks Cap Reqd Stored Fill up (75%) gal TBD 1 0 0.0 0 0 0 Gal 11 71.0 213 53.25 TBD 2 0 0.0 0 0 0 Range (mi) 42.81 276.3 830.85 Fuel Shortage (gal)
No Trailer 0 0.0 0 0 0 Max Range 319.13 202.48
Vehicles with Trailers Confguration 1 Pwr rqd Range mpg Include Total Wt Range Fuel Cap Empty Wt
4Runner with Flat Trailer 28.6 188 11.05 y 6,266 188 17 4,300 Tot Capacity Shortage CansToy PU with 4' Trailer 15.9 238 18.29 y 3,878 238 13 2,620 Gal 82.00 0.00
D's Van with D's Trailer 39.7 361 10.33 y 7,360 361 35 7,100 Weight 500.20Ford F150 with TBD 1 0.0 0 0.00 n 0 0 0 0 Num Veh Ranger with No Trailer 0.0 0 0.00 n 0 0 0 0 3.0
Vehicles with Trailers Confguration 2 Pwr rqd Range mpg Include Total Wt Range Fuel Cap Empty Wt
4Runner with 4' Trailer 21.9 270 15.91 y 4,636 270 17 3520Toy PU with TBD 1 0.0 0 0.00 n 0 0 0 0
D's Van with D's Trailer 39.7 361 10.33 y 7,360 361 35 7100Ford F150 with Flat Trailer 35.8 234 9.35 y 8,046 234 25 5700 Num Veh
Ranger with No Trailer 0.0 0 0.00 n 0 0 0 0 3.0
Vehicle with Trailers Configuration 3 Pwr rqd Rng/tank mpg Total Max Wt Range
Toy PU w Flat Trailer & 4' Trailer 26.1 167 12.85 7151.42 183
Configurations 1 & 2 Summary No Trailers Confg 1 Confg 2 With Full fuel
Combined Milage (mpg) 6.34 4.04 3.75 3.00 3.00 Tanks Range 647.63 658.54Fuel Available gal 38 34 30 Fuel Qty (gal) 118Fuel Weight lbs 228 203 183 Weight (lb) 779 Gas Req (gal) Gas Req (gal)
Travel Rng @ GVW (miles) 239.4 152 141 Range (mi) 442 160.45 175.73Cargo Capacity (lbs) 6,300 17,360 18,060 Remember Empty Can Cap Empty Can Cap
Actual Weigh of Convoy (lbs) 26,800 17,504 20,042 A/C Tanks Config 1 hp Config 2 hp 10.00 10.00Tot empty Veh Wt (lbs) 20,500 14,020 16,320 84.1 97.3 Additional dist Additional dist
Req for 1000 mi Rng (gal) 158 248 267 Pwr Shortage 0 0 40.36 37.47 Gas Rqd for 800 mi Rng 126 198 213
Configuration 2 Convoy Performance Misc People Fuel Water Food Tot Wt % Capacity Pwr Req Est Mileage
Impacts of existing Loads Range 25% tanks 113.96 20,553Full tanks 445
Proven Milage
Fuel capacity
GVW power Required
Maximum Rated Hp
Assigned Cargo Loads
Empty Weight
Volume Cuft
Load Assigned
Total Load Capacity
Number Trailers of
Configuration 2 Total Vehicles
Configuration 1 Range Deficit
Configuration 2 Range Deficit
A4
Maximum air pressure in the tires will improve this. We must be prepaired for this activity. Keep your tires at maximum pressure. We will over pressure them at the time needed.
C4
Published Mileage. MPG
E4
Assumes 95% of fuel tank consumed
F4
Michael Kenslow: Power at the wheels to drive the vehicle
G4
60/(MPG/6)/HP
K4
This include the weight of the driver defined in Group Definition
A5
Maximum air pressure in the tires will improve this. We must be prepaired for this activity. Keep your tires at maximum pressure. We will over pressure them at the time needed.
C5
Published Mileage. MPG
E5
Assumes 95% of fuel tank consumed
F5
Michael Kenslow: Power at the wheels to drive the vehicle
K5
This include the weight of the driver defined in Group Definition
A6
Maximum air pressure in the tires will improve this. We must be prepaired for this activity. Keep your tires at maximum pressure. We will over pressure them at the time needed.
C6
Published Mileage. MPG
E6
Assumes 95% of fuel tank consumed
F6
Michael Kenslow: Power at the wheels to drive the vehicle
K6
This include the weight of the driver defined in Group Definition
A7
Maximum air pressure in the tires will improve this. We must be prepaired for this activity. Keep your tires at maximum pressure. We will over pressure them at the time needed.
C7
Published Mileage. MPG
E7
Assumes 95% of fuel tank consumed
F7
Michael Kenslow: Power at the wheels to drive the vehicle
K7
This include the weight of the driver defined in Group Definition
A8
Maximum air pressure in the tires will improve this. We must be prepaired for this activity. Keep your tires at maximum pressure. We will over pressure them at the time needed.
C8
Published Mileage. MPG
E8
Assumes 95% of fuel tank consumed
F8
Michael Kenslow: Power at the wheels to drive the vehicle
K8
This include the weight of the driver defined in Group Definition
A10
Maximum air pressure in the tires will improve this. We must be prepaired for this activity. Keep your tires at maximum pressure. We will over pressure them at the time needed.
C10
7ft x 16ft x 4ft
E10
Capacity * rolling resistance plus equal amount of aerodynamic resisitance Units are pounds force
F10
Michael Kenslow: Additional Power required from the towing vehicle at the wheels
A11
Maximum air pressure in the tires will improve this. We must be prepaired for this activity. Keep your tires at maximum pressure. We will over pressure them at the time needed.
E11
Capacity * rolling resistance plus smaller amount of aerodynamic resisitance Units are pounds force
F11
Michael Kenslow: Additional Power required from the towing vehicle at the wheels
A12
Maximum air pressure in the tires will improve this. We must be prepaired for this activity. Keep your tires at maximum pressure. We will over pressure them at the time needed.
E12
Rolling resistance plus estimated aerodynamic drag
F12
Michael Kenslow: Additional Power required from the towing vehicle at the wheels
A13
Maximum air pressure in the tires will improve this. We must be prepaired for this activity. Keep your tires at maximum pressure. We will over pressure them at the time needed.
E13
Capacity * rolling resistance plus equal amount of aerodynamic resisitance Units are pounds force
F13
Michael Kenslow: Additional Power required from the towing vehicle at the wheels
F14
Michael Kenslow: Additional Power required from the towing vehicle at the wheels
A15
Maximum air pressure in the tires will improve this. We must be prepaired for this activity. Keep your tires at maximum pressure. We will over pressure them at the time needed.
E15
Rolling resistance plus estimated aerodynamic drag
F15
Michael Kenslow: Additional Power required from the towing vehicle at the wheels
B23
Coast down hills. And, pay attention to trailer aerodynamics when loading.
B24
Coast down hills. And, pay attention to aerodynamics when loading.
B26
Coast down hills. And, pay attention to trailer aerodynamics when loading.
C31
This somewha implies, that the Toyota PU should only carry fuel. Then dump it at some point
D31
LMAC: This somewha implies, that the Toyota PU should only carry fuel. Then dump it at some point
B32
Assume all vehicles start off with 1/4 tank of fuel
C32
Assume all vehicles start off with 1/4 tank of fuel
D32
Assume all vehicles start off with 1/4 tank of fuel
G32
Fuel available if all vehicles have full fuel tanks at the beginning of the trip
B33
Assume all vehicles start off with 1/4 tank of fuel
C33
Assume all vehicles start off with 1/4 tank of fuel
D33
Assume all vehicles start off with 1/4 tank of fuel
G33
Fuel weight if all vehicles have full fuel tanks
B34
Assumes all vehicles for the total distance and starting off with 1/4 full fuel tanks
C34
assume all vehicles start off with 1/4 tank of fuel
D34
Assume all vehicles start off with 1/4 tank of fuel
G34
Travel range available if all vehicles have full fuel tanks at the beginning of the trip
B35
This assumes all vehicles without trailers.
C35
Michael Kenslow: Maximum Capacity
D35
Michael Kenslow: Maximum Capacity
B36
This assumes all vehicles without trailers At maximum loading
B37
This assumes all vehicles Without trailers
G37
Power required at defined convoy weights
G38
Michael Kenslow: Not quite correct. Only correct when All vehicles are selected
H38
Michael Kenslow: Not quite correct. Only correct when All vehicles are selected
B41
Non food, water, and fuel items
G41
Existing defined cargo wt
H41
% of cargo capacity with trailer
I41
Power required for vehicles and present equipment loads to maintain designated speed
Vehicle Planning Sheet 04/08/2023
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Loaded Vehicle / Trailer
Flat Trailer 1,841 4,2594' Trailer 991 69
D's Trailer 0 6,200 TBD 1 0 0 TBD 2 0 0D's Van 0 9004Runner 0 800Toy PU 33 2,268
Ford F150 380 1,120 Ranger 0 800
Toyota PU & MK's Flat Trailer Full Fuel
Milage (mpg) 27.22 10.23 32.77 18Fuel Available gal 6 Fuel Wt 108Fuel Weight lbs 38 Range 590
Travel Range at GVW (miles) 204.8Cargo Capacity 6,900
Total Weigh of Convoy 10,300Empty Vehicle Wt 3,400 Shortage
Fuel Req for 1000 mi Range (gal) 31 24Items on Hand Misc Items People Fuel Water Food Tot Wt % Capacity Pwr Req Est Mileage
* 1 Serving = 7 oz On Hnd On Hnd Per Tot Tot Cal Accum Tot Wt Average Short Total AverageAccumulated Totals 39 0 48.25 236.25 100.0000% 2,168 796,197 147 1,654 916 1,941 157,164 875
Must =100%Total Calories Reqd for 4 Persons surviving 90 825,905Total Calories Allocated 796,197
Calories Remaining to allocate 29,708 NoticePercent Complete 19.0% Hunted
Calories Remaining to Acquire 668,742 MeatsNon calorie Items Gal Sub Wt Drinks gal Drinks lbs Accum Wt Req/Day Total req Wt/Gal Tot Wt Short (gal)
Carry out Water on hand 117 976.95 4.0 34 1010.7 5.0 447.0 8.3 3,724 326.0Rain Catching Planning Avg Std Dev Plan for Plan for
Rain fall in/yr 34.5 10.10505 24.39495 Days w/oArea Area Sq'd Rain
Rain catch area (sqft - ft sq) 119.2085577366 10.91827 Shortage 45.0Storage req & capacity (gal) 223.5 329.00 0
Vol Cuft 29.9Vol Dimens (ft x ft x ft) 3.1
Group Size
Multi-Vitamins (doses) 5.0 1 4.6Existing Conditions Days supply Tot H2o Gal Including
Days of food on hand 17.13 My FatSingle person days 85.06 121.0 118.1
Day of Water on hand 24.37Single person Wat days 121.05
Hunted Supplements lbs 1,118
100 lb deer/week 0.87
Cal/Serving
Name 0 Supplies on hand
Name 1 Supplies on hand
Name 4 Supplies on hand
Tot on hand
Percentage of Daily Calories
Total Calories Req
Total Weight
ReqCalorie On
handCalories per
Dollar
Dose / Person
Doses / Day
D13
One bottle is 40 oz
A43
Michael Kenslow: One Package is 16 oz of meat. One Serving is 7 oz of meat.
B43
Michael Kenslow: One Package is 16 oz of meat. One Serving is 7 oz of meat.
C43
Michael Kenslow: One Package is 16 oz of meat. One Serving is 7 oz of meat.
P45
This column assigns a percentage of your total diet to each item. Then uses that number to define the number of packages required. The list above is totaled here. This number should always equal 100%. If it doesn't you need to reduce or expand some of the number above
R48
Allocated means defined as a percentage of daily requirements. Hunted meets are not incuded in this number
R50
Notice, that hunted meets are not included. Otherwise this would be 0.00
R51
Calories on hand/Calories Required
R52
Calories Required - Calories on Hand
B54
At the present time, the containers are 3 - 33 gal trash barrels and 6 6 gal Water Cans
B56
These are North Texas Numbers
C59
This Capacity includes any storage tubs I have to store food in. At Location, these are available for water storage
B65
This assumes the actual weight of the person(s) based on the calorie requirement
B66
This assumes a 2000 calorie diet person. I.e. someone about 150 lbs
F66
Estimate of stored body fat energy stored. Based on actual weights vs idea weights Consumption rates are questionable. This is based on existing body weight calorie consumption.
Group Definition 04/08/2023
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Food ContentUnits Vitamins Name 0
Name 1 Name 2 Name 3 Name 4 Name 4 Name 5IU A 5,000.0 7,063.2 7,241.3 0.0 0.0 0.0 4,143.0 6,348.8mg B1 1.5 2.1 2.2 3.0 0.0 0.0 1.2 1.9mg B2 1.7 2.4 2.5 3.3 0.0 0.0 1.4 1.5mg B6 2.0 2.8 2.9 3.9 0.0 0.0 1.7 1.8mcg B12 6.0 8.5 8.7 11.8 0.0 0.0 5.0 5.4
Meats & Fish - Select 350 servings, per adult serve, for 6 monthsAnchovies jar 1-2 yearsBeef, corned, canned can 1-2 yearsCaviar jar 1 yearChicken, canned, single serve can 1-2 yearsClams, canned can 1-2 yearsCrab, canned can 1-2 years
BREAD, CEREAL, RICE and PASTA GROUP
MEAT, POULTRY, FISH, DRIED BEANS, EGGS and NUT GROUP
Food Life
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Ham, canned, single serve can 1-2 yearsJerky lb 6 monthsLeg Ham, canned, single serve can 5 yearsOysters, canned can 1-2 yearsSalmon, canned, single serve can 2-3 yearsShrimp, canned, single serve can 1-2 yearsSpam, serves 2 can 5 yearsTuna w/chili can 1-2 yearsTuna, serves 2 can 1.5 yearsTurkey, canned, single serve can 1-2 yearsTVP-Textured Vegetable Protein can 2-3 yearsOther canOther can
Legumes, Beans, Peas - Select 40 pounds, per adult serve, for 6 monthsBean Dip canBeans, Borlotti, dry lb 1 yearBeans, Chick Peas, dry lb 1 yearBeans, Kidney, dry lb 1 yearBeans, Pinto or Pink, dry lb 1 yearBeans, Mexe (Old El Paso) can 2 yearsBeans, Refried (Old El Paso) can 2 yearsBeans, 4-Bean Mix can 2 yearsLentils, dry lb 1 yearOther lbOther lb
Eggs - Select 12 dozen minimum, per adult serve, for 6 monthsEgg Replacer box of 60 "eggs" 2 yearsEggs, Dehydrated dozenOther
Vegetables - Select 500 servings, per adult serve, for 6 monthsArtichoke Hearts can/jar 3-4 yearsAsparagus can 2 yearsBamboo Shoots can 3-4 years
VEGETABLE GROUP
Food Life
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Bean, Green can 2 yearsBeans, Corn, Peppers can 2 yearsBeans Lima can 4 yearsBeans, Wax can 2 yearsCapers jar 3-4 yearsCarrots can 8 yearsCorn can 2 yearsCorn, creamed can 2 yearsCorn/Peas can 2 yearsEnchilada Sauce jar 2 yearsFajita Sauce jar 2 yearsJalapenos, sliced jar 2 yearsMushrooms can 3-4 yearsOnions, Cocktail jar 2 yearsPeas can 8 yearsPeas & Carrots can 8 yearsPopcorn, unpopped pkg 3 yearsPotatoes, flaked pkg 20-3/4 C serves 2 yearsPumpkin can 4 yearsSalsa, Chunky jar 2 yearsSpaghetti Sauce bottles 2 yearsTaco Sauce bottle 2 yearsTiny Taters can 2 yearsTomato Paste jar 2 yearsTomatoes, Italian can 2 yearsTomatoes, peeled can 2 yearsWater Chestnuts can 3-4 yearsOther canOther can
Soup - Select 125 servings, per adult serve, for 6 months (depending on variety can be meat, vegetable, starch and/or milk)Dry Soup Mix, single serve pkg 1 yearSoup, condensed, serves 2 can 2 - 3 yearsSoup, ready to eat, single serve can 2 - 3 yearsOther pkgOther pkg
Bouillon - Select 1 pound, per adult serve, for 6 monthsBroth, Beef, powdered can 2 yearsBroth, Chicken, powdered can 2 yearsOther can
Food Life
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Fruits - Select 625 servings, per adult serve, for 6 monthsApple Slices, canned can 2 yearsApplesauce jar 3 yearsBanana, Dried Chips pound 8 monthsBlueberries, canned can 2 yearsCherries, jar jars 2 yearsFruit Salad/Cocktail, canned can 2 yearsFruit Juice can 2 yearsOranges, Mandarin can 2 yearsPeach, slices, canned servings 18 monthsPear halves, canned can 3 years+Pie Filling can 2-3 yearsPineapple, Crushed can 3 years+Pineapple Juice can 1-2 yearsPineapple, Pieces can 18 monthsPineapple, Slices can 2 yearsRaspberries, canned can 2 yearsStrawberries, canned can 2 yearsOther canOther can
Milk and Dairy - Select 75 pounds minimum, per adult serve, for 6 monthsCheese, Processed lb 9 monthsCoffee Mate can 2 yearsMilk, Full Cream, powdered can 2 yearsMilk, Non-fat, dry lb 2 yearsMilk, Shelf Stable boxes 6 monthsParmesan, grated can 9 monthsOther lbOther lb
Canned Milk - Select 12 cans minimum, per adult serve, for 6 monthsEvaporated milk (cans) can 1 yearSweetened Condensed Milk can 1 year
THICKENERS - Select 2.5 pounds, per adult serve, for 6 monthsCornstarch/Cornflour box 18 monthsGelatin box mos-indefiniteOtherOther
CONDIMENTS - Select as needed BBQ Sauce bottle 2 yearsChicken Tonight jar 2 yearsHollandaise Sauce pkg 2 yearsHorseradish jar 18 monthsJams jar 18 monthsKetchup bottle 2 yearsLemon Juice bottle 1 yearLime Juice bottle 1 yearLiquid Smoke bottle 2 yearsMustard, American jar 2 yearsMustard, Dijon jar 2 yearsMustard, English jar 2 yearsOlives, pitted jar 2 yearsOlives, sliced jar 2 yearsPickle Relish jar 2 yearsPickles jar 2 yearsVinegar quart 1 yearOtherOther
SALT - Select 2.5 pounds, per adult serve, for 6 monthsSalt pound indefinite
SPICES - Select 2 pound minimum, per adult serve, for 6 monthsBacon Bits bottle 2 yearsBasil Leaves (Sweet) bottle 2 years
FLAVORINGS and EXTRACTS - 1/2 pound minimum, per adult serve, for 6 monthsAlmond bottle 1-2 yearsCocoa, powdered box 1-2 yearsLemon bottle 1-2 yearsOrange bottle 1-2 yearsVanilla bottle 2 yearsOther bottle
Food Life
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Other bottle
BEVERAGES - Select 350 servings minimum, per adult serve, for 6 monthsCoffee, auto drip pound 3 monthsCoffee, instant, decaf jar 2 yearsCoffee, instant, regular jar 2 yearsCranberry Juice jug 2 yearsGator Aide/Stamina Aid can 2 yearsHot Cocoa serves 8 monthsOvaltine serves 18 monthsPowdered Drink/Kool Aid quart 2 yearsTang quart 2 yearsTea, Cinnamon Apple (24 count) box 18 monthsTea, Earl Grey (100 count) box 3 yearsTea, Strawberry Kiwi (24 count) box 18 monthsWater, drinking (tap water) gallon 6 monthsOther N/AOther N/A
BOOZE - Select as desired Wine, red bottle 7-10 yearsWine, red, cooking box 7-10 yearsWine, white bottle 5-7 yearsWine, white, cooking box 5-7 yearsOther bottle N/AOther bottle N/A
PET SUPPLIESCat Box each indefiniteCat Box Liners each indefiniteCat Cage for Transportation each indefiniteCat Food, Canned each 18 monthsCat Food, Dry pound 18 monthsCat Food, Foil Pouches each 12 monthsCat Leash each indefiniteCat Litter bag indefiniteCat Water (1 pint per cat, per day) gallons indefiniteCatnip Toys each 18 months
WET YOUR WHISTLE
FUR, FIN and FEATHER
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Dog Bones each 18 monthsDog Chewies each N/ADog Food Bowl each indefiniteDog Food, Dry (depends on animal size pounds indefiniteDog Water Bowl each indefiniteDog, Leash each indefiniteDog, Muzzle each indefiniteDog, Water (1 gal/med. dog/day) gallons indefiniteFish Food, (how many fish?) can 12 monthsHair Ball Medicine tubeTennis Balls each indefiniteOther each N/AOther each N/A
PAPER, PLASTIC and ALUMINUMAluminum Foil, long roll indefiniteAluminum Foil, short roll indefiniteBaking Cups pkg (100 ct.) indefiniteBrown Paper Bags, lunch size pkg (300) indefiniteCoffee Filters box (40 ct) indefiniteKleenex box indefiniteOven Bags, large box (4 ct.) indefiniteOven Bags, small box (5 ct) indefinitePaper Bowls each indefinitePaper Cups each indefinitePaper Napkins pkg (100 ct.) indefinitePaper Plates each indefinitePaper Platters each indefinitePaper Towels roll indefinitePlastic Forks, Knives & Spoons sets indefinitePlastic Wrap roll indefiniteStyrofoam Cups each indefiniteToilet Paper each indefiniteToothpicks box (350 ct.) indefiniteTrash bags, clear sack/box (15 ct.) indefiniteTrash bags, large sack/box (15 ct.) indefiniteTrash bags, x-large sack/box (20 ct.) indefiniteWax Paper roll indefiniteZip Loc, 1 qt. box (15 ct.) indefiniteZip Loc, 1/2 gal. box (12 ct.) indefiniteZip Loc, gallon box (12 ct.) indefinite
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
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Zip Loc, snack size box (50) indefiniteOther N/AOther N/A
BATTERIES, LIGHTBULBS, PEST CONTROL and FIRE ITEMSBatteries, 6 Volt Lantern each 4 yearsBatteries, AA each 4 yearsBatteries, AAA each 4 yearsBatteries, C each 4 yearsBatteries, D each 4 yearsBic Lighters each N/ADust Masks each indefiniteFirestarters (kerosene soaked) pkg. (24 ct.)Flashlight (one per person) each indefiniteFlashlight Replacement Bulbs each indefiniteGas Match eachLightbulbs, 100W each indefiniteLightbulbs, 60W each indefiniteLightbulbs, 60W Reflector Floods each indefiniteLightbulbs, 75W each indefiniteMatches pkg (10 boxes) indefiniteMouse Traps (figured as 1/week) each indefiniteNeedles, assorted sizes pkg indefiniteOFF/Bug Repellent can 5 yearsRaid House and Garden canRaid/Black Flag Ant & Roach Killer canRat Sack bagRat Traps (figured as 1/month) eachRazors, Single Edge each indefiniteSafety Pins, assorted sizes pkg indefiniteOther N/AOther N/A
Ages of Persons to Feed No. of PersonsChildren Aged 1-6 years 0Children Aged 7-11 years 0
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Females aged 12-18 years 0Males aged 12-18 years 0Females aged over 18 years 0Males aged over 18 years 0
Adult Serves
WeeksNumber of Weeks to Provide Supply for... 0Number of Pets 0
Foods are categorized by food group. You can use this sheet one of two ways:
plug in the amount of each food you want to fulfill the amounts. To use this method, multiply the number of Adult Portions by the suggested of amount of pounds needed as in lines 5, 16, 29, 38 and so on. For example, if you need 5 adult portions for Leavening Agents, multiply 5 x 1 pound or 5 pounds salt for 6 months. If you need to figure this amount for 1 year, multiply the total by 2 to = 10 pounds. For only 3 months, divide the suggestedamount to select for each category in half.
To use this method, scroll down to B515 and fill in the number of family members for each lines 515 - 520.The number of Adult Shares needed will automatically be figured into the suggested amounts figured in Column C, Target Amount. As you add to your stored items, fill in the amounts in Column D, Quantity On Hand. The worksheet
extended cost in Column G.
SHELF LIFE: For most products, Column H will give you the recommended MINIMUM shelf life. Many food products listthe expiration date right on the package. For those that do not, you can keep track when you purchase items on this sheetby using any of the Column I, J or K. For products not marked with an expiration date, be sure to write on the productwith a permanent marker the date of purchase.
wants to store more Green Beans, change the Adult Share in L87 to the quantity desired.
This worksheet's food group information is based on the USDA (United States Dept. of Agriculture) recommended amounts. However any quantity can be adjusted up or down to fit personal needs, budget or taste. These are suggestions only.
already provided where you can insert products.
Suggested quantities are padded a bit to plan for unexpected circumstances. If the budget allows, it is always better to have too much than not enough! With continued rotating of food into your normal diet, nothing will ever go to waste.
METHOD 1: You can use the suggested amount of foods to select at the beginning of each category and
METHOD 2: You can use the suggested amounts of Adults Shares found in Column L.
will automatically fill in the amounts still needed in Column E, Amount Neededyou're spending, drop in the cost per item in Column F, Unit Cost. The worksheet will automatically calculate the
The last column, L, is where you can change the suggested weekly amount per
ADDING ITEMS: Adding extra items is very easy in Excel, but for your convenience, for each category, 2 extra lines are
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Change these amounts to suit. Items that are gender-dependent like sanitary napkins, etc., you will been to fill in the amountssince this worksheet does not differentiate between male and female except in food quantities needed.
This sheet does not cover all items needed except for most food and water. For additional items to stock, please checkboth the General Supplies List and First Aid List. These items too may be added to this worksheet to help keep track of progress.
There are certain items that are not age-dependent like flashlights. If you plug in the value for one 4 year old child, the formula comes up with half a flashlight! Not too practical. Some of these items you will need to fill in by hand.
stored in the dark, freezing the items and leaving packaging unopened from time of purchase to usage. Storing foods at a constant 68 degrees F (20 degrees C) or lower will greatly lengthen shelf life. Many foods can be safely consumed months after the expiration date as long as the container is intact, but using foods by their expiration date will insure finest nutritional
Suggested amounts might change due to different circumstances. If you have no running water, you may need or want more paper plates and styrofoam cups. Tailor this Food Planner to work for you!
You can easily print this program out in black and white, but we used the different colors to distinguish the different food categories.
SPECIALTY ITEMS: A few items like mouse and rat traps are not based on the Adult Share formula but on a per week use.
* SHELF LIFE: can be greatly increased by vacuum or nitrogen packing or other method of hermetically sealing foods
quality and taste. (See article on Extending Shelf Life in the Food section of Long Term Storage.)
GENERAL NOTE: These quantities are suggested guidelines. If you have severe allergies, you may need to store more antihistamines.
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Expire Date Date to 1 Adult ShareDate Bought Rotate Per Week
Wheat, Grain, Flour - Select 242 pounds, per adult serve, for 6 months2.0001.5001.7690.1540.0770.4003.0000.5000.500
0.4000.4000.1150.1540.6540.0770.400
0.2
Cereals, Processed & Prepared - Select 37 pounds, per adult serve, for 6 months0.4000.0460.046
Foods are categorized by food group. You can use this sheet one of two ways:
plug in the amount of each food you want to fulfill the amounts. To use this method, multiply the number of Adult Portions by the suggested of amount of pounds needed as in lines 5, 16, 29, 38 and so on. For example, if you need 5 adult portions for Leavening Agents, multiply 5 x 1 pound or 5 pounds salt for 6 months. If you need to figure this amount for 1 year, multiply the total by 2 to = 10 pounds. For only 3 months, divide the suggested
To use this method, scroll down to B515 and fill in the number of family members for each lines 515 - 520.The number of Adult Shares needed will automatically be figured into the suggested amounts figured in Column C, Target Amount. As you add to your stored items, fill in the amounts in Column D, Quantity On Hand. The worksheet
SHELF LIFE: For most products, Column H will give you the recommended MINIMUM shelf life. Many food products listthe expiration date right on the package. For those that do not, you can keep track when you purchase items on this sheetby using any of the Column I, J or K. For products not marked with an expiration date, be sure to write on the product
wants to store more Green Beans, change the Adult Share in L87 to the quantity desired.
This worksheet's food group information is based on the USDA (United States Dept. of Agriculture) recommended amounts. However any quantity can be adjusted up or down to fit personal needs, budget or taste. These are suggestions only.
Suggested quantities are padded a bit to plan for unexpected circumstances. If the budget allows, it is always better to have too much than not enough! With continued rotating of food into your normal diet, nothing will ever go to waste.
foods to select at the beginning of each category and
amounts of Adults Shares found in Column L.
Amount Needed. If you want to keep track of how much Unit Cost. The worksheet will automatically calculate the
The last column, L, is where you can change the suggested weekly amount per Adult Share. For example, if your family
: Adding extra items is very easy in Excel, but for your convenience, for each category, 2 extra lines are
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Change these amounts to suit. Items that are gender-dependent like sanitary napkins, etc., you will been to fill in the amountssince this worksheet does not differentiate between male and female except in food quantities needed.
This sheet does not cover all items needed except for most food and water. For additional items to stock, please checkboth the General Supplies List and First Aid List. These items too may be added to this worksheet to help keep track of progress.
There are certain items that are not age-dependent like flashlights. If you plug in the value for one 4 year old child, the formula comes up with half a flashlight! Not too practical. Some of these items you will need to fill in by hand.
stored in the dark, freezing the items and leaving packaging unopened from time of purchase to usage. Storing foods at a constant 68 degrees F (20 degrees C) or lower will greatly lengthen shelf life. Many foods can be safely consumed months after the expiration date as long as the container is intact, but using foods by their expiration date will insure finest nutritional
Suggested amounts might change due to different circumstances. If you have no running water, you may need or want more paper
You can easily print this program out in black and white, but we used the different colors to distinguish the different food categories.
: A few items like mouse and rat traps are not based on the Adult Share formula but on a per week use.
FE: can be greatly increased by vacuum or nitrogen packing or other method of hermetically sealing foods
in the Food section of Long Term Storage.)
These quantities are suggested guidelines. If you have severe allergies, you may need to store more antihistamines.
Michael Kenslow: This is the remaining gas. It it a combination of 7 - 6 gal cans, and 3 5 gal cans, 3 - 2 gal cans and 1 - 1 gal can I am not sure I will keep this note upto date. The number of cans may change.
C10
Michael Kenslow: This is 8 - 6 gal cans. One is in Glenda's house
C11
Michael Kenslow: These cans are empty. There is assumption that I can fill them before fuel becomes difficult to find.
C12
Michael Kenslow: This is an estimated amount. The tank is very full. I THINK it has a 17 gal capacity. I don't want to fill it completely. Because, the fill neck may leak gas if it is too full.
C13
Michael Kenslow: This includes 45 gal of fuel from the airplane tanks. The are filled to capacity (50 gal). It also includes an additional 58 gals. Stored in 5 and 6 gal cans.
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Item Description Total Units Reqd Est Wt Accum WtSecondary Category / Location
Check Lists GradingCamp site hidden from road 1 0Camp site defendable 2 0Clean running water within 200 yds 3 0Monitor road from camp site 4 0Equipment can be hidden from airplanes 5 0Site is high ground for 2 miles 6 0Site within a depression on high ground 7 0No dogs within 2 mile radius -shoot'em 8 0No major city south to west within 50 mi 9 0Site quiet enough to hear others coming 10 0Only one major accessible route in 11 0Small emergency exit available 12 0Junk Pile on site 13 0Large trees all around 14 0Plenty of existing fire wood 15 0Hunting locations within 300 yds 16 0Fishing locations within 400 yds 17 0No other humans within 1000 yds 18 0Large rock formation within 300 yds 19 0Sand for sand bags within 500 yds 20 0No buildings within 500 yds 21 0PA28-180 Capable 22 0Wind Power availability 23 02 sites within 300 yds and sight of each 24 0Radio Signal Reception 25 0TotalsRanking Totals 0.00
Out Building Tire Plug Kits 1.0 1Garage Bicycle 1.0 1Out Building Kayak / canoe / Raft 1.0 9
Spare Bike Inner Tube 1.0 1 Spare Bicycle tire 1.0 1Out Building 2 cycle Oil (pts) 1.0 1Out Building Engine Oil (qts) 1.0 1Out Building Gasoline Auto Load 2 (gal)* 1.0 7Garage Gasoline Monza Tank (gal)* 1.0 1Hanger Gasoline Aviation (gal)* 1.0 7Hanger Grease (tube) 1.0 1Garage Lubricating oil (WD-40 ) 1.0 1 Road flares 1.0 1Garage Stored Air 80 psi 7 gal 1.0 9 Female Supplies 1.0 1Bathroom, Master Meds, aspirin etc 100 tab 1.0 1Master Bedroom Prescriptions 1.0 1Bathroom, Master Scales Bathroom 1.0 1Bathroom, Master Tooth brushes 1.0 1Bathroom, Master Towels, Cloth 1.0 1Third Bed Room Book Shelves (use as boxes) 1.0 1Third Bed Room Chemistry 1.0 1Third Bed Room Sniper Training 1.0 1Third Bed Room Special Engineering books 1.0 1Third Bed Room Survival Books 1.0 1Out Building Adapter for gas stove 1.0 1Kitchen Aluminum foil (200 sqft/ unit) 1.0 1Bathroom, Master Bedroll 1.0 1Out Building Scales 1 to 5 lbs 1.0 1Master Bedroom Blankets 1.0 1Master Bedroom Boots pr 1.0 1 Insecticide 1.0 1Out Building Bug Repellent 1.0 1Out Building Camping plates 1.0 9Garage Candles 1.0 9Out Building Chap Stick 1.0 9Out Building Charcoal lighter fluid 64 oz 1.0 9Out Building Cigarette Lighters 1.0 9Out Building Cooking gear Set 1.0 9 Cast iron Skillet 1.0 9Out Building Fishing Equipment 1.0 9
Assets on Hand
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Out Building Propane Fuel 16.4 oz 1.0 9 Chopping Block 1.0 9Living Room Oil Lamps 1.0 1Wash Room Lamp Oil (qts) 1.0 1 Light Sticks 1.0 1Out Building Matches (box) 1.0 1Kitchen Plastic Forks 1.0 9Kitchen Plastic Knifes 1.0 9Kitchen Plastic Spoons 1.0 9Out Building Propane fuel (5 gal) 1.0 1Out Building Propane Stove 1.0 1Out Building Rain gear 1.0 1Bathroom, Master Sleeping bags 1.0 1Out Building Space Blankets 1.0 1Out Building Sterno Cook stove 1.0 1Out Building Sterno Cook Fuel 1.0 1Kitchen Thermos 24 oz 1.0 1Kitchen Facial Tissues (boxes) 1.0 1Out Building Toilet paper (rolls) 1.0 1 Wicks For the lamps 1.0 1Bathroom, Master Hats dark colors 1.0 1Out Building Clothes Line (ft) 1.0 1Out Building Clothes Pins 1.0 1 Extra pair of glasses 1.0 1 Ham Radio 1.0 1Living Room Radio, Aviation 1.0 1Out Building Radio, Battery powered 1.0 1 Radio, Solar Pwr 1.0 1Out Building Radios, CBs 1.0 1Master Bedroom Police Scanner 1.0 1 Walkie Talkies CB 1.0 1 Walkie Talkies Ham 1.0 1 Frequency Handbook 1.0 1Out Building Whistle 1.0 1Third Bed Room Mattress 1.0 9Computer Room Financial Data (box) 1.0 1Computer Room Digital data (box) 1.0 1Computer Room Table 1.0 9Out Building Apple Sauce 24 oz Jars 1.0 9Out Building Canned Beans 14.5 oz 1.0 9Out Building Canned Chicken 5 oz 1.0 9
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Out Building Canned Diet Soft Drinks (12 oz) 1.0 9Out Building Canned Fruit (lite) 15 oz 1.0 9Out Building Canned Gravy 12 oz 1.0 9Out Building Canned Ham 5oz 1.0 9Out Building Canned Meats (spam) 1.0 9Out Building Canned Soup 1.0 9Out Building Canned Tuna 3.5 oz 1.0 9Out Building Canned Tuna lite 6.0 oz 1.0 9Out Building Canned Turkey 5 oz 1.0 9Out Building Canned Vegetables 1.0 9Out Building Catsup 24 oz bottle 1.0 9Out Building Chili w/o beans 10.5 oz 1.0 9Out Building Chili w/o beans 15 oz 1.0 9Out Building Club Crackers 1.0 9Out Building Dried Meats Jerky 1.0 9Out Building Food Bars (Adkins) 1.0 9Out Building Fruit Juice Canned 46 oz 1.0 9Out Building Gatorade 64 oz 1.0 9Out Building Coffee (39 oz can) 1.0 9Out Building Jelly 32oz 1.0 9Out Building Juice Drink (fruit) 64 oz 1.0 9Out Building Canned Black Eyes Peas (15 oz) 1.0 9Out Building Nut, Cashews 9.5 oz 1.0 9 Paper cups 0.0 9 Paper Plates 0.0 9Out Building Peanut Butter 14 oz? 1.0 9Out Building Pork Skins 5 oz 1.0 9Out Building Powdered Milk (4 lb) 1.0 9Out Building Sugar Brown? 1.0 9Garage Salt 26 oz 1.0 9Out Building Sugar Regular 4 lb pkg 1.0 9Out Building V8 Juice 64 oz 1.0 9 Vegetable Oil 1.0 94 ft Trailer Carry out Water on hand 117.0 2Out Building Water filter 1.0 1 Water filter pitcher 1.0 1 Water filter pitcher filters 1.0 1Out Building Water treatment pills 1.0 1 Hunted Meats (16 oz package)* 1.0 1 Fruit cups 113 g 1.0 9Out Building Raisins 24 oz 1.0 9
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Out Building Honey 24 oz 1.0 9 Trail mix 1.0 9Out Building Latex Gloves 50.0 9 Oxytetracycline tablets (bot) 0.0 9Hanger Surgical blades 6.0 9Out Building Ammunition (rounds) 740.0 1Garage Antifreeze (gal) 1.0 1Garage Fire Extinguisher 1.0 1Garage Jumper Cables 1.0 1 Motor cycle 1.0 1Garage Moving Pads 1.0 1Hanger Tools Boxes 1.0 1Out Building Work Gloves 1.0 1Out Building Can opener 1.0 1Master Bedroom Flashlight 3 D cell 1.0 1Out Building Flashlight 2 D cell 1.0 1Garage Flashlight 1 D cell 1.0 1Garage Flashlight 2 C cell 1.0 1Hanger Flashlight 2 AA cell 1.0 1Hanger Flashlight 1 AAA cell 1.0 1Kitchen Ice chest with perishable foods 1.0 1Kitchen Plastic food bags 1.0 1Kitchen Plastic trash bags 39 gal 1.0 1 Baking Soda (4 lb box) 1.0 1Garage Vinegar gal 1.0 1Kitchen Thermos 1.0 1Bathroom, Master Vitamin Supplements (bot 100) 1.0 1Bathroom, Master Echinacea 240 tab 1.0 1Living Room Writing Pen 1.0 1Wash Room Bleach (1 gal) 1.0 1Out Building Containers Plastic Storage 1.0 1Out Building Disinfectants 64 oz(Listerine) 1.0 1Hanger Medical First aid kits 1.0 1Wash Room Soap Laundry (gal) 1.0 1Out Building Measuring Cups 1.0 1Out Building Measuring Spoons 1.0 1Living Room CDs? 1.0 1Living Room Coats 1.0 1Living Room Credit Cards 1.0 1Living Room GPS 1.0 1Living Room Money 1.0 1
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