Reddit reviews Rite in the Rain All Weather Copier Paper 25-Pack

Several years ago I bought some water-resistant National Geographic Adventure paper which I've found useful for a number of projects.

I couldn't find it on Amazon anymore but THIS appears to be something similar.

I tend to move every two years or so for my job. I buy waterproof paper example and just print local topo maps for the areas around my location or the route(s) to my bug-out location. The beauty of the paper is that you can print other things on it too (like HAM frequencies you can use during emergencies, etc.).

I also have a collection of various ponchos with various cammo patterns on them. I switch the poncho for the season and/or location I am at. A poncho can cover you and your pack at the same time during rain. You can use it as an improvised shelter. You can usually pick a poncho up pretty cheap in the hunting (not camping) isle of walmart. The reason you want a location/season specific poncho is that it makes for a very rapidly-deployable camouflage while bugging out. If you hear someone approaching and don't have time to get away, you can risk just tossing that poncho(s) over you and your family and hopefully being unnoticed.

I keep a small amount of anti-venom in my garage refrigerator next to my BOB. It is region-specific. I would hate to successfully bug out of a population center during a SHTF situation, dodging looters, starving people, gangs, murders, rapists... just to end up dead anyway from a simple snake-bite while laying low.

There is so much more. PM me with your area if you want more ideas for your location. I've lived on 4 continents and had a BOB on each and throughout the USA (minus the northwest and upper mid-west - I've not lived there yet).

Edited: my horrible spelling and some of the grammar - lest the nazis descend.

Thanks for posting that, I never even thought to check for weatherproof copy paper. I print quite a few maps so that could be really handy.

If you have access to a laser printer, this stuff looks to be considerably cheaper per page and you can buy a smaller quantity to test it out:

http://www.amazon.com/Rite-Rain-Weather-Copier-25-Pack/dp/B000KEJX90/

Rite in the Rain maintains an active reddit account and gives useful advice on /r/pens and other subreddits. They of course push their products, too, but only when appropriate. I've got a few notepads and it seems like good stuff.

EDIT: Just noticed the inkjet paper, a bit more expensive though: http://www.amazon.com/Rite-7511-M-Waterproof-Ink-Jet-Paper/dp/B002XQT8WU/