bug out trailer?

[Bugflipper]

Not really sure it would work for you. But here's what I use offroad for camping. store.colemans.com/cart/1-12-ton-trailers-p-35.html They are pretty much like the back of a duece and a half. They have high clearance and can get drug over downed trees and over rocks and bad terrain if you have enough traction/h.p. to do so. It's also used on the farm quite a bit when the ground is to wet to get the tractor and a wagon out. You will have to copy and paste, links just haven't been working for me lately. It is a military trailer. I'll drop the link down here so it's by itself.


store.colemans.com/cart/1-12-ton-trailers-p-35.html

[SHOOTALL]

A small light trl. that could be moved by hand might be good if it was nessary to hide it while the tow vehicle was being used else where.

[mannyrock]

 
 
    For deer hunters, their is a small contraption commonly called a "mule", which is basically a small metal frame, with one fat bicycle tire, and two lift handles.  It allows a hunter to put his deer on it, and then transport it by himself out of the woods on very rough terrain.  I think some of these contraptions will hold up to 200 pounds.  You can buy them through Cabela's and other catalogues. 
 
  This may be more important to have than a full size tow trailer.
 
Regards,
 
Mannyrock

[no guns here]

Yeah it's basically a wheel barrow but better.
 
I still think you need to be in a place/situation to "bug-in" if possible.  Hopefully you won't have to "bug-out", just sit still and survive.
 
I just read some economic predictions for the next 5-8 years that traumatized me significantly.  Everything I have thought about and thougt about planning will need to be implemented at least at some level in the next two years at the longest.  The wife and I will have a sit-down this weekend.
 
 
NGH