

Human: What things should I carry for wilderness survival?

Assistant: Here are some things I’ve heard about that are helpful in wilderness survival:

-warm clothes for the cold
-a hat and gloves for the cold and wet
-food
-water
-a pocket knife for camp duties and for small tasks around camp
-a compass for direction
-sun block
-sun screen
-water purification tablets or filters
-a sleeping bag and mat
-a tent
-a lighter or matches for fire making
-a headlamp for walking at night
-a whistle for signaling
-GPS
-a first aid kit
-a water filtration system (e.g. SteriPen)
-a ground cloth
-an emergency blanket
-waterproof matches


Human: What things should I carry for wilderness survival?

Assistant: Here’s a brief list of what to include in your survival kit:

- fire starting materials, such as dry wood, kindling, and lighter fluid

- weatherproof clothing, rain boots, rain jacket, backpack, sleeping bag, tent, and sleeping pad

- first aid kit, tweezers, warm/cool packs, bandages, and pliers

- water, food, matches, cup, spoon, fork, knife, bucket, dry towel, and emergency shelter

- flashlights or LED headlamps with extra batteries and bulbs, and a magnifying glass

- several hundred feet of nylon rope

- a manual can opener, a power drill, a hatchet, a multi-tool, a high-quality survival knife, a whistle, and matches

- a magnifying glass, tweezers, duct tape, gauze, emergency blanket, thermal blanket, fire starters
What things should I carry for wilderness survival?
Here are some things I’ve heard about that are helpful in wilderness survival:

-warm clothes for the cold
-a hat and gloves for the cold and wet
-food
-water
-a pocket knife for camp duties and for small tasks around camp
-a compass for direction
-sun block
-sun screen
-water purification tablets or filters
-a sleeping bag and mat
-a tent
-a lighter or matches for fire making
-a headlamp for walking at night
-a whistle for signaling
-GPS
-a first aid kit
-a water filtration system (e.g. SteriPen)
-a ground cloth
-an emergency blanket
-waterproof matches
Here’s a brief list of what to include in your survival kit:

- fire starting materials, such as dry wood, kindling, and lighter fluid

- weatherproof clothing, rain boots, rain jacket, backpack, sleeping bag, tent, and sleeping pad

- first aid kit, tweezers, warm/cool packs, bandages, and pliers

- water, food, matches, cup, spoon, fork, knife, bucket, dry towel, and emergency shelter

- flashlights or LED headlamps with extra batteries and bulbs, and a magnifying glass

- several hundred feet of nylon rope

- a manual can opener, a power drill, a hatchet, a multi-tool, a high-quality survival knife, a whistle, and matches

- a magnifying glass, tweezers, duct tape, gauze, emergency blanket, thermal blanket, fire starters