Repost of my Outdoors List

I've taken this from some old letters I sent, Some double info may be contained herein


Too lazy to check.

Backpack with personal items and tools etc.
Boots, hunting waterproof outdoor insulated 600-800 Vibram/Goodyear soles!
Jacket n pants.
I'm all about concealment! I don't wear Orange when hunting!
I bought my family members some camo, but don't let wear it yet.
You want to evade! Too many untrusted participants including our gov and foreign + creeps.
Best Camo is MULTICam. I've used before Mil spent 5 million on study to find it is best. Should have asked me. ha ha.
My Back Pack Contents:
Long Johns.
Wool Socks (spare).
Solar Emergency Heat Blanket (GREEN) can be used to lay on or as tent / rain shelter.
1 Shake up light (avoid lights as can bee seen far away)
Water proof matches.
Vasoline and Cotton Balls for starting fires (smush the vasoline into balls store in zip bag) use one to start fire, burns like a wick.
1 spare Buck knife 6".
1 Leatherman tool (combo pliers screwdriver cutter whatnot)
Food, crackers, kipper snacks)
Camping utensils.
1 Camping Hatchet with saw stored in handle (Gerber brand) very nice, very sharp.
Binoculars 20x40 powerful enough but small.
Underwear (spare).
1 WalkieTalkie.
1 Scanner all bands including Mil / police / fire.
1 World band radio. Can receive outside US. add list of known foreign stations and pm times.
Charger and adapter + small solar panel for batteries.
Roll of Paracord.
1 personal hammock
Waterproof Boonie Hat
Cowboy Drover Rain Coat.
1 Plastic Hunters Camo Pack (jacket / pants)
Extra folding hand saw
Knife sharpener
Magnesium fire starters 2 ea.
Box of rifle bullets.
Box of hand gun bullets.
Summer = Box of SNAKE Shot.
1 extra holster.
First Aid Kit.
Add to this list a water purification straw or filter.
BACK PACK Is Water Proof!
Self contained water with drinking tube.
Is a hunters design will hold either a Rifle or Bow. I have both.
Off season I always take a hand gun. I wander through forest stream and lots of brush and there are Bear and Mountain Lions here along with an occasional big Snake.
I'm also an old Jeeper... so my ATV and Trailer for it contain all sorts of other gear, each its own for individual use or as system.
Can leave home on ATV with trailer or use truck to haul to drop off point, 2 Dirt bikes, the whole shebang! 10 man mil tent, 1 8x8 tent + tent stove, food, wood, sleeping bags, log saw, hand saw, axes, splitter, lanterns, solar panels, 3 burner cook stove + fuel and all the camping utensils, stackable pots, bucket of seeds etc. 2 pr Snow Shoes (large & small).. why large and small... small for just walking, large for carrying game, support more weight.
Please I do not mean to brag, I don't do that... this is just to give ideas for preparedness.. I make no claim to be the most prepared guy but outdoor experience and forgetting things one makes note of more necessary items for the next time.
If you relocate it is probably best to look at either some churches that have some single hunters and or a survival site and try to meet up with someone with common sense and likability of your personal taste. It would be very hard to go through any disaster alone.. two heads always better than one.. or even look for a like minded small group.
I've set up the family group into two... the one that stays at safe camp and 2-3 for hunting fishing.
Emergency contact only on the radios, protective peeps left at camp too. Lord said to protect the weak and elderly.
Animals are one thing... so I ask the Lord to guide me down the right path and one of no conflict with others.
I Stress the Edible Plant Books! I have a few for my native area in the camp gear, you can get some playing style cards on a chain from Amazon for about $8... other wise... Marigolds are edible. Not too bad either... haven't checked the vitamins they have though.
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* Binoculars 20x40 is good, you can buy night vision for a price. (on night vision do not use infrared light that may come with as other night vision and or camera's can see this.. glows like a big cigarette to them.)
*Long Johns
* Map of Forested areas in detail, and a State map. (stay clear of roads if on foot)(use night cover for some movement and use the Moon.
* Hand Towel and Wash Rag in a camo color like olive, medium brown or dark tan.
I say Hand Towel because it is enough to dry off but yet small enough for backpacks.
* Bars Regular Soap and others for Poison Oak etc.
* Water Proof Matches save for rainy day, more regulars also
* Fire Starter -magnesium w/ chain to attach to backpack.. use back side of knife to scrape to create sparks. Try with dry leaves and straw/grass and use knife for small twigs and shavings to burn larger things
*roll of toilet paper
* Cotton Balls with vasoline smeared on them will Burn to start a fire. (petrolium product)
* Needle and good Tweezers for first aid kit along with Any Natural Med substitutes... see NatrualNews.com or another.
Fishing Pole for the Back Pack
Make sure you do not depend on electronics... hand tools rule... rechargable drills and saws are ok in the beginning but at some point you cannot replace batteries or other.
So... Garden tools, Good Log Saw, Good Axe, Good Hatchet, Good Knife.. etc Chinese will not last you!!
Keep Quiet
No open fires that would be visible.. even the light projected up onto trees from this would be a give away of location.. watch the cooking smells, they also travel. Plus smell of meat would attract wild animals, you don't want to meet up with Mr Bear or Mountain Lion... in my area I have seen many mountain lions. Bear are noisy but though they are here I have not seen one yet in 13 yrs but the tracks are always present.
Personally I have been eyeing a 12v crockpot on Amazon for my ATV accessory outlet
You can also find a heater, hamburger cooker (fish or other game),
I have a water proof suede (silent and anti snag) for hunting, it is capable of carrying a rifle or bow .. which I do both. It usually weighs in ready form without the bow or rifle @ 18 lbs. the following list is what is usually in it
Dave's hunting backpack:
1 shake flash light
Fishing hooks.
Kippered Snacks 2-3ea
Cotton balls with vasoline on them in zip bag.
2 Magnesium fire starters.
Spare Knife
Knife sharpener.
Goves, insulated shooting. (trigger finger)
2 Combo Caribiner - Bottle openers
2 Specialty Caribiners
1 Caribiner for keys for guns.
1 Combo Hatchet / saw in handle.
2 Heat survival blankets.
2 pr Long Johns
1 Extra camo pants, shirt, shirt-jacket, socks.
1 Map
1 GPS .. I don't get lost or need but use to mark new places of interest, or trails.
1 Walkie Talkie on home frequency and instructions to family as to area where I am.
1 World Band and AM/FM portable handheld $20
1 Scanner that includes Most needed Military Air & Ground, Fire, Police & Sheriff, Walkie Talkies
(yes can hear secured(not) ones too), BLM, Fish & Game, as well as USFS.
Few Extra AA batteries.
1 Naptha soap for poison oak.
1 Wash rag and 1 hand towel.
1 Toilet Paper Roll.
1 Binocular 20x40
1 Roll of medium brown para-cord.
1 Fork/Spoon/Knife set. (eating utensils.. camping interlocking)
Box of extra bullets of what ever I carry for the day, in summer Snake Shot. So that could be 1 for rifle and one for hand tool.
If Bow is present there is always a hand tool!
Back Woods>
On my person I always carry:
Ear Plugs
Hand Tool & holster w/ extra cartridges.
1 Large Hunting Knife.
1 Medium Knife with double safety.
Tums
Small High Intensity Light to see what it is!??
ATV w/ Trailer can stay out back for about 1.5 - 2 mo. without hunting... maybe some fishing though.
My ATV IS REAL 4 wheel drive all spin in mud. It has in it's Rear Box:
1 Winch
1 5 gal gas can if necessary for trip.
1 2 spyder nets.
Couple rubber bungies
1 adult cot to be assembled
1 Heat Blanket
1 Map book
1 Tire Seal kit
1 First Aid Kit
2 boxes of bullets
Assorted short chains and hooks
1 Winch pulley
1 Tree strap
1 Saw
Flares?
1 Old Insulated Ranch Jacket.
2 Plastic Rain Coat / Pants outfits.
1 Fire Starter/magnesium on handle bars.
Front Rack is available per trip for 8x8 tent and sleeping bags, etc.
A tool bag that has fish hooks, small screwdrivers, pliers of types, small wrenches, hunting skinning knives and bone saw, fishing eggs, multi-tool, wire, allen wrenches, fishing line, stuff I cannot remember but there for when I need it like duct tape etc.
Last, .. Lunch for all that ride on or with for the day, More for overnight + then the Trailer goes for more than overnight.
The ATV TRAILER IS FULL:
1 10 person Military tent is available when leaving.
1 8x8 tent 4 person.
1 Stove 3 burner gas or kerosene cook stove.
1 Outfitter tent stove + dry wood + stove pipe/damper, fire starters, matches all inside (space usage)
Boxes are standard storage boxes, stackable..5 of these. 1 utility case.
1 Box Camping essentials like pots pan & plates kit, cups, dish soap, camping utensile kits, coffee / tea, coca mix, table cloth, napkins, matches, hot dog sticks, shampoo, soap..etc
2 Food boxes anything you can think of but it's what I like. Peanut butter, real jelly w/pectin, honey, oatmeal, pancake mix used as and also bread for sandwiches pbj. powdered milk, kippered snacks,
dry mixed vegetables, rice, stew stuff and more.
1 Box Clothing, long johns, heat blankets, boonie hats, other.
1 Utility box has Solar regulator/charger, deer alert intrusion detection, gun cleaning kit, LED lighting,
Water Filter kit, Thermometer, Edible plant books, more long johns, Battery Inverter dc to 110v, assorted connections for battery / chargers, and something else I can't think of off hand.
7 Military Tent poles
3 45watt Solar Panels
1 5ft 1940's Tree Saw..(almost as fast as the chain saw).
1 2ft hand saw for small logs.
2 Axes, 1 Splitter/wedge 4 side, 2 small sledges short / medium.
6 Tie down ratchet straps, 8 assorted rubber bungie straps.
1 5gal Gas Can it is #2 on Front of Trailer and 1 on ATV
1 Queen size Air Mattress.
1 4x6 Canvas Water Proofed Tarp.
1 8x10 "           "          "         "
1 Electric Lanterns, one rechargeable and one crank up.
More flashlights.
8x8 tent poles.
2 Cans of Kerosene fuel for cook stove.
Couple propane bottles for camping
2 Larger Propane bottles refillable, Camp size and Barbeque size.
2 Snow Shoe Pairs 1 large 1 normal.
Trailer is 4 wheel independent on leaf springs on my built chassis and the tub was manufactured by a company. It has carry capacity of 1200 lbs and it rides like a Caddy. It goes through rough terrain with ease.
You might ask why all this stuff... I do a lot of back woods riding / hunting / fishing / rockhounding / recreational prospecting.. so.. all types of weather and critters (large snakes are the most dangerous to encounter) terrain varies from dry grassy with brush to heavy timber so type of camo has to meet these areas.
I chose Multi-cam which the gov has just now realized it is better than what they bought our servicemen.
I might have forgotten a few things but the main things for the back pack or here.
You are welcome to inquire about more anytime.
Hope this list helps some what... it is not done by an expert but has a dose of real life use and some common sense.
It is however not a brag list. I've decided to put this up on the forum for others to work from, add to, or what ever for their own.
I'm sure what I have given thus far is a good start but and most does not revolve around just hunting or guys.
I do have the hunting tool list but it would only cover the guns, bow and arrows etc and for most on the forum would not be interested and besides it depends on what types of tools one uses.