Couldn't make it to the survival dinner.
Just curious as to what you guys have packed in your go bags?

Honestly? I'm sure I'll leave a few things out:

Fire starting:
Pencil sharpener
Blast Match
Esbit tabs
Survival matches
Lighter
Fresnel lens

Water: Unlimited supply
Katadyn Pocket water filter
3l Camelback pouch

Food: 10 days worth the following each day:
Mountain House freeze dried
instant oatmeal
MRE crackers
MRE spread
USGI survival cookies
Crystal Lite drink packets

Food Prep:
MSR Whisperlite International w/large fuel bottle
Snowpeak Ti cup
Evernew Ti cookset
MSR stainless spoon (has wrench end for cleaning the stove)

Warmth:
One set of BDU's
OD sweater
BDU Boonie hat
Extra socks
Extra Underoos
Gloves

Shelter: (depends on if I am alone or not)
Hennessy Hammock
Eureka Zeus EXO2
Gortex Bivvy cover
Inflatable travel pillow

Sleeping gear:
Arktis Halo3 medium/warm weather bag
Timberland 3/4 length sleeping pad

Commo/newsweather/entertainment:
Kenwood Th-F6A Tri-band HAM radio
MP3 player

Navigation:
Garmin GPS
USGI Lensatic compass w/ tritium

Illumination:
AN-PVS7D Night vision goggles w/clip-on compass
Yukon HL 1 watt LED headlamp
Gladius 5W tactical flashlight

Power Generation:
Brunton 14 watt flexible SolaRoll
All batteries standardized to AA and AAA Nicads

Tools:
Leatherman Wave
Woodsman's Pal
USAF Pilot Survival knife
USGI Tri-fold E-tool
Wire saw
Razor blades

Protection:
Customized Browning Buckmark Rifle
Glock 23

1st aid:
basic small med kit, i.e. cuts, diharrea, fever etc.

Hygene/comfort:toothpast/toothbrush, shortened handle
camp soap
bug repellent
72 hour candle (heat in the tent)


That's basically it, enough to live for 2 weeks in any season without having to shoot anything to eat with the ability to be completly mobile day or night and in contact with civilization if need be.

Dave

What kind of bag do you put it all into?

It's a copy of the British PLCE bag, called the Chinook Life Force.

60 liter capacity with 2 side pouches, DPM camo and desert tan rain covers, radio pouch with grommeted outlet for wires/drink tubes, sturdy construction and a great suspension/padding system.

Check it out, it's a great bag for about $90 shipped from Cananda.

Ideally you want something that has wheels or can be mounted to a wheeled cart.

Quoted: Ideally you want something that has wheels or can be mounted to a wheeled cart.

Well, that depends on your BO plan. For me, that means throwing my BOB and mountain bike in my minivan and going far as I can with it before having to pedal. Kinda hard to drag a cart or even a bicycle trailer trough the woods-the road from Shit to Salvation isn't likely to be paved...

Dave

5 Pack of Condoms
1 Tube of KY
1 Double sided vibrating dong
4ft of rope

Quoted: 5 Pack of Condoms 1 Tube of KY 1 Double sided vibrating dong 4ft of rope

Candy?  Is that you?  Call me.

LoL

Tag

Good thread, good ideas.