I like like using these all the time and not just for survival situation, but for all types of things. I keep them close. Just in case and never in one basket.
My gear list:
solar still set:
â–¡ tubing six feet
â–¡ stainless steel or collapsible plastic cup
â–¡ plastic sheet 6x6 feet
â–¡ find a large pebble
hygiene kit:
â–¡ tooth brush
â–¡ tooth paste (baking soda)
â–¡ floss
â–¡ comb
â–¡ soap
â–¡ wash cloth
â–¡ handkerchief (for nose)
water purification kit:
â–¡ purify tablets
â–¡ pocket water filter
â–¡ coffee filters or gauze pads
â–¡ deflatable gallon jugs
â–¡ or water bottles
â–¡ eye dropper
Identification:
â–¡ identification card
â–¡ social security card
â–¡ cash
books and maps:
â–¡ wilderness/urban survival field guide
–some maps
bags:
â–¡ water proof hiking backpack
â–¡ light weight hemp bag
â–¡ shoulder bag
â–¡ 4 large black plastic garbage bags
â–¡ 3 small bags for random things.
clothes:
â–¡ mesh insect screen hat to screen away insects from face
â–¡ rip resistant rainproof outerwear
â–¡ wool flannel shirt
â–¡ working gloves
â–¡ sleeping gloves
â–¡ water resistant camo poncho to go over everything
â–¡ underwear 2 pairs
â–¡ long wool pants cargo style
â–¡ buckskin shirt or pants (optional)
â–¡ sweat pants
â–¡ wool hat
â–¡ organic t-shirt
â–¡ light weight button up t-shirt
â–¡ think wool zipper or button up long sleeve shirt
â–¡ light weight button up wool-long sleeved shirt
â–¡ a light weight zipping hoody
â–¡ a pair of wool socks
â–¡ 2 extra pairs of cotton socks
â–¡ plastic bags to wear over my socks in my shoes during wet and raining times
â–¡ moccasins
â–¡ tire sandles (idea from Thomas J. Elpel)
â–¡ water proof boots (depends on time of year and place)
-black work shoes (optional): (if you know what I mean) they can come in handy to get you employed during a survival situation or a job loss)
sew kit/repair kit
â–¡ thread
â–¡ needles
â–¡ piece of leather
–rip resistant cloth and bag patches
–extra buttons
fish catching kit:
â–¡ monofilament fishing line
â–¡ hooks
â–¡ weights
snake bite/bee sting kit:
â–¡ three suction cups
â–¡ lymph constrictor
â–¡ surgical scalpel
â–¡ antiseptic
â–¡ instruction
tool kit:
â–¡ wire
â–¡ hammer
â–¡ pliers
â–¡ adjustable wrench
â–¡ extra heavy nylon cord (fifty feet)
â–¡ screw drivers (flat and p 2)
â–¡ machete
â–¡ shovel
â–¡ crowbar
â–¡ Carborundum knife sharpener
â–¡ light rope for mostly bow-drill tool (length???)
â–¡ hand axe
â–¡ hand saw
â–¡ aluminum shovel
â–¡ cultivator
â–¡ Swiss army knife
â–¡ 6 inch buck knife
â–¡ 4 inch folding knife
miscellaneous:
â–¡ this list
â–¡ maps
â–¡ musical instrument
â–¡ monocular
â–¡ paper and pen
â–¡ a little tent (depends)
â–¡ light weight thin cutting surface
â–¡ A wool blanket
â–¡ whistle
â–¡ walle-hawk
â–¡ compass
â–¡ aluminum foil
â–¡ steel wool and a little electrical wire
â–¡ small head phone radio to pick up radio signals and alerts (or universal cell phone thingy)
â–¡ light weight mortar and pastel set
â–¡ robber hose for siphoning
â–¡ head lamp with extra batteries rechargeable
â–¡ two belts (one for hauling and one for on me)
â–¡ battery charger
â–¡ finger long and light weight flashlight
â–¡ 0 degree sleeping bag (depends on season)
â–¡ light weight sleeping bag (depends on season)
â–¡ camo tarp 14x18 or 16x20
fire making kit:
â–¡ bic light
â–¡ water proof matches
â–¡ small water tight container for matches
â–¡ flint magnesium
â–¡ tinder
â–¡ handdrill set
â–¡ 3 long burning candles
food survival kit/rations:
â–¡ trail mix
â–¡ rice
â–¡ flour
â–¡ dry beans, lentils,
â–¡ salt
â–¡ red pepper
â–¡ vegetable oil
â–¡ dried cane syrup
â–¡ dried fruit
â–¡ dried peppermint
â–¡ dried wintergreen
â–¡ peanut butter
â–¡ multiple vitamins
â–¡ granola
â–¡ mesh kit for cooking
â–¡ can opener wood spoon
â–¡ dried nuts
medicine bag/first aid kit:
â–¡ band aids
â–¡ antiseptic clothes
â–¡ willow cambium
â–¡ lip gloss
â–¡ gauze pads
â–¡ wound rapping tape
â–¡ tweezers