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    Wink Game time.

    Here's an idea. Several of us have disscussed carrying trash bags as a survival item. Leaving out the obvious "Raincoat" how many uses can you come up with for trash bags? Inquiring minds want to know! ;>)
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    ive used trash bags on each foot to walk through a two foot puddle and yes i have used one as a rain coat.

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    how about

    shelter
    bandage( keep dry and clean)
    water container
    in the right area a fresh water stihl
    lashing material

    just a few

    achey

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    Sleaping bag. Head left outside.

    I carry the big 55gal ones.

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    Wink Good!

    Oh you guys are good, keep going!
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    Stuff it with leaves or cattail fluff to lay on so you have something between you and the cold ground, or use as a pillow.
    Last edited by owl_girl; 07-23-2007 at 09:51 PM.

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    you can keep your gear in it, use it to better waterproof your shelter.
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    Use an orange bag instead of black, then it's a high visibility signaling device, spread it out on the ground, wave it in the air, or tie it to a branch and wave it like a flag.

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    You can take the bag and wrap it around a leafy tree branch and tie the open end shut with cordage so as to make a transpiration device.

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    I like to carry out the trash I find in my woods..those people need to stay out if they cant respect the environment

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    Working off Atoughs post, I use them as weapons covers, rain, snow and dust
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    I will not even list the number of things and parts of my body i can waterproof using a plastic bag. Then there is transpiration bag, solar still, melt snow in the sun for drinking(avoid the yellow snow, it's not lemonade), flotation device, add a little vasoline and you have a patch for a sucking chest wound, cut a strip and use as eye protection from sand etc., put a window in your shelter. how many more do you want?
    By the way, I always have a mil. std. poncho in my kit.
    Last edited by SARKY; 06-14-2009 at 08:34 PM.
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    Cool Well now...

    I started this thread almost 2 years ago & it didn't do as well as I thought it would have; later I came up with the "Multi-use items" sticky...it did a lot better.
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    I was intrigued by the sutures use one member came up with. Here's the Multi-Use thread.

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    Besides all listed, blivits, I always used the smaller cheapo type to put over my boots to slide my foot into knee high rubber boots. Easy on & off.
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