Your Ideal Doomsday Survival Situation/Prepper Thread

Rockstar · 12-21-20, 09:50 PM

Here's some my kit. A 15 degree down sleeping bag. Over a down filled sleeping pad rated r-value of 5 and underneath it I sometimes use thermarest foam pad r-value 2 offers even more insulation but more importantly the foamy helps protect the inflatable pad against punctures.

I stole my wifes cotton facial wipes which already come in a plastic wrap. They catch fire very quickly with the Bushcraft firestick. I also carry matches. Got my Optimus cook stove, comes with cups and stuff sack can even find gas cans small enough to stow inside the cups, pretty convieniant.

There's a pack of Hoo-ahhs (dude wipes) for cleaning up in the field. Extra pair of skivvies and socks, Sawyer water filter, two bottles of waters (I reuse the bottles). Ontario Knife Company survival knife, lensatic compass, toothbrush and paste, small plastic garden trowel for digging catholes, and a frogg-togg rain poncho.

I use a two person MountainSmith tent. Rain fly is optional during clear warm nights. I like the two person because I can take all my gear inside with me and still have plenty of room inside. It rolls up nicely and weighs only four pounds.

All of the above fits inside a 40 liter Osprey back pack. With room for five days worth of dehydrated food. When I go to the Appalacians for a few days I pack a book that indentifies edible plants for the region.

Set up at Osceola National Forest where I stayed a few nights ago

Sailors beware. Thar be alligators 'ere.

Heading home for the holiday

12-21-20, 09:50 PM	#11
Rockstar In the Brig Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Zendia Bar & Grill Posts: 12,614 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	Here's some my kit. A 15 degree down sleeping bag. Over a down filled sleeping pad rated r-value of 5 and underneath it I sometimes use thermarest foam pad r-value 2 offers even more insulation but more importantly the foamy helps protect the inflatable pad against punctures. I stole my wifes cotton facial wipes which already come in a plastic wrap. They catch fire very quickly with the Bushcraft firestick. I also carry matches. Got my Optimus cook stove, comes with cups and stuff sack can even find gas cans small enough to stow inside the cups, pretty convieniant. There's a pack of Hoo-ahhs (dude wipes) for cleaning up in the field. Extra pair of skivvies and socks, Sawyer water filter, two bottles of waters (I reuse the bottles). Ontario Knife Company survival knife, lensatic compass, toothbrush and paste, small plastic garden trowel for digging catholes, and a frogg-togg rain poncho. I use a two person MountainSmith tent. Rain fly is optional during clear warm nights. I like the two person because I can take all my gear inside with me and still have plenty of room inside. It rolls up nicely and weighs only four pounds. All of the above fits inside a 40 liter Osprey back pack. With room for five days worth of dehydrated food. When I go to the Appalacians for a few days I pack a book that indentifies edible plants for the region. Set up at Osceola National Forest where I stayed a few nights ago Sailors beware. Thar be alligators 'ere. Heading home for the holiday Last edited by Rockstar; 12-22-20 at 06:28 AM.