Personally, I thought two picnic tables was a little over the top but that's just me. I like to travel light.
Personally, I thought two picnic tables was a little over the top but that's just me. I like to travel light.
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10x12 tarp
light sleeping bag
7 cans of tuna ( half can morning - half can supper )
your choice of carbs ( minimum like tuna )
knife and fire starter
small steel pot and/or water purification pills
depends if one wants to just travel lite
or make this into a 7 day practice run for TSHTF
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Knowledge without experience is just information
there are two types of wild food enthusiasts,
one picks for enjoyment of adding something to a meal,
and the second is the person who lives mostly on ( wild ) edibles
Lydia
Oh, well. If it's a SHTF scenario then I need to add a case of TP.
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Knowledge without experience is just information
there are two types of wild food enthusiasts,
one picks for enjoyment of adding something to a meal,
and the second is the person who lives mostly on ( wild ) edibles
Lydia
Toilet Paper. See, it's a SHTF scenario so you need something to.....never mind.
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Modern or 1840's, be about the same. Keep is under 20, not including the pistolla and 30shots.
Wool blanky and tarp.
Tin cup, small boiler, 5lb bag of rice.
Box of tea bags and box of buillon.
If I knew I was going, I'd make up about 5lbs of jerky. That's alot of jerky.
Fire starter.
Toothbrush and soap.
Extra socks.
Few cans of sardines in oil, for eating and bait. Oh, fishing line and hooks.
One 55gal. size black plastic bag, rolled up and put in the bottom of my haversack.
June in Ga., trout are biting, the berries are out, and I'd have no problem taking small game if given the chance. Critters like, beavers, muskrats, duck, small pig, loon, egret, snake, bobcat, kitty cat, coyote, dog with no collar, I've even seen a few wild goats running in the woods.
Hmmmmmmmmmm............rammmmmmmmmmmm. Yummy.
I want what I carry on me and in my pockets and my cook pot(coffee can will do). What can I say I live in desert and that time of year, it is already hot here.
Luxuries would be coffee, sugar, and Nelli Pooh, if I could pry her away from Trax.
Don
No one knows more about a task then the person that does it, Practice makes perfect!
AWWWWWWWW Don! But I dont think Trax will give me up that easily
And what would TDW and TGF think???
Soular powered by the son.
Nell, MLT (ASCP)
Don is saving women up to become Mormon or something. :rollyeyes:
Knife
100' 550 cord
Coffee can
I like to challenge myself...And heck, I've got enough fat on me to last much more than a week (assuming I fail to catch food). Never know, might even lose a few pounds!
This is the list of things I would bring.
Wool blanket,
Fixed blade Knife,
Flint and steel,
Camelbak,
Pot,
Tarp,
Rice, (You gotta love the stuff.)
Paracord.
Hooks and line.
Pocket knife
And an emergency poncho.
Jesus is my king.
I am physicaly and mentally strong.For seven days i want to be comfortable this is what i would bring.
light weight bivi bag
Fixed blade Knife,
Flint and steel,
Camelbak,
Pot,
Tarp,
food to last 7 days
Paracord.
large alice pack
Pocket knife
emergency poncho
pocket survival tin
nalgene bottle
deet
sensible clothing
spare clothes
multitool
sak
and proberly some other stuff but cant think rite now.
Last edited by GVan; 03-08-2008 at 01:38 AM.
[COLOR="Red"][/COLOR]Survival is the art of steeling one's desire to overcome and surpass any situation with nothing more than personal will and fortitude.
[COLOR="Red"][/COLOR]Survival is the art of steeling one's desire to overcome and surpass any situation with nothing more than personal will and fortitude.
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