
Bigg Dogg Firearms is proud to be a sponser of the 3SV-ERG (Snoqualmie Valley Emergency Response
Group)
Mission
Given today's political climate and events around the globe, it is never too late to
start preparing. The 3SV-ERG is a group of people within your community that believe we are responsible for our own safety
and security. When joining the 3SV-ERG you will learn how to start becoming self-reliant. We teach the necessary skills that
will help you prevail through natural disasters and the possibility of civil unrest. It is our goal to teach our members everything
from gardening, canning, food storage, to safely getting home in the event of a disaster.
The 3SV-ERG serves the Snoqualmie
Valley from Snoqualmie Pass to Issaquah. Stop by Bigg Dogg Firearms in North Bend to get more information on how you
can be apart and help serve your community or you can email 3sverg@3sv-erg.org. Check out the website at https://www.3sv-erg.org/. 3SV-ERG is a Registered 501(c)(3) Not-for-Profit Corporation
SURVIVAL KIT LIST
This is a pretty comprehensive list of items you would want to try to
keep on hand. If you can afford it and have the space you should be able to weather any situation.
These items can be a part of your Bug-out-Bag or Get-Home Bag.
Build your kit dependent on your place of work relative to your house or a friends you can take save haven.
We encourage that all persons at home remain
at home so not to contribute to traffic congestion and deter
any possible looters.
Under only
extreme circumstances should anyone leave the safety of their residence (i.e. get kids from school).
It is highly recommended that a minimum of 60 days
worth of food and water is available.
At the sign
of any disaster it is also a good idea to fill all bathtubs as full as possible. This
can be boiled for drinking and cooking as well as hygeine and cleaning.
Water purification & Filter
Water storage
Water (1 gallon/person/day)
Food:
Per Person, for one year: (Divide by 12 for
1 month)
· Wheat
- 300 lbs.
·
Rice - 100 lbs.
· Beans, Peas, Lentils, 50 lbs. each
· Honey or Sugar - 60 lbs.
· Salt - 3 lbs. (Get 6 lbs to be sure)
· Cayenne Pepper - 1 large can
· Herbal Seasonings
· Dried Milk - 80 lbs.
· Peanut Butter - 50 lbs.
· Dried Fruit
· Canned food, or dried (ready to mix) food
· Oatmeal - 50 lbs.
· Oats
· Pasta (a variety of types)
· Vegetable oil
· Shortening
· Sugar
· Cooking essentials like baking powder, baking soda, salt, and yeast
·
Canned meats, including tuna
· Canned fruits and vegetables
· Crackers
· Dry cereal
· Granola bars
· Popcorn Kernals (non-microwave)
· Nuts or trail mix
· Boxed sides such as stuffing or mashed potatoes
· Dry soup mixes
· Powdered drink mixes
550 Cord |
Ammunition for each weapon
(min 200 rounds) |
Amoxicillin |
Antacids |
Anti-biotic ointment |
Anti-Venom Kit |
Backpacks |
Batteries |
Benadryl (Allergy) |
Binoculars |
Bleach |
Candles |
Chem Lights |
Cortisone Crème |
Cotton
Balls |
Disposable Razors |
Duct Tape |
Dust Masks |
Emergency Blanket |
Energy Bars |
Female Needs |
Fire
Extinguisher |
First Aid Kit |
Fishing Equipment (line & hooks) |
Flashlights |
Garbage Bags |
Gasoline |
Good Hiking Boots |
GPS |
Hand Gun |
Hand Sanitizer |
Hat (cold weather) |
Head
Light |
Hunting Knife |
Hygiene Kit (Male/Female) |
Ibuprofen (Pain Reliever) |
Imodium (Diarrhea/Upset Stomach) |
Latex Exam Gloves |
Magnifying Glass |
Mole Skin |
Multi-Vitamins |
Paper Towels |
Pepper
and/or Bear Spray |
Plastic Storage Air Tight Bins (5Gal) |
Plates |
Pocket Knife |
Portable Charging System (hand crank or solar) |
Propane |
Q-Tips |
Rain Gear |
Rifle |
Rubbing Alcohol |
Safety Pins |
Salt & other spices as desired |
Sewing Kits |
Signal Flare |
Socks |
Sun Burn Crème |
Survival Mirror |
Toilet
Paper |
Tourniquet (CAT) |
Utensils |
Vacuum Seal Kit |
Water Bottles |
Wet/Dry Matches |
Zip Lock Bags |


