Mosquito net (2 person)
2 water bags (fit with filter)
1 dry bag
3600 calorie food bar (3 days rations)
Hammock
Tact bivvy (sleeping bag)
2 person survival tent
Extra bag/backpack
Shovel
Hatchet
Condiments(salt, pepper, ketchup, hotsauce)
5 bags survival tablets (48 hours of food per)
1 box 9mm rounds
Vitamins
First aid kit.
3 metal snares
Uncle flints fishing kit *big kit
Emergen-c
Rain ponchos
Space blankets
Tp
Face paint
Bug spray
Butane torch
Letherman
Spon/fork
Usb chargeable flashlight
2 bright pink smoke grenades
Waterproof socks
Ski mask
Lock pick set
Waterproof playing cards
IPod w/ headphones
Usb solar charger
Life straw
Can of butane
Flint striker
Glow sticks
Water 2 metal bottles
Passport
Usb cables
Combustible fuel bricks
Compas
Fishing kits (3x)
Toothpaste & brush
Deodorant
Soap
Hand sanitizer
Condoms
Lighter
Body glide
Aqua tabs

A more complete list. The one I made was just made of the stuff that came to my mind.

And the friend who made that list says it weighs 33 pounds. That's his bugout bag

Alright I'm off to bed. Farewell <:salut:730846445732888630>

Farewell! And thank you!

Also why condoms, facepaint and condiments-

Condoms can be used for water storage or spicy moments. Idk I asked him which it was for and he never responded x]

Facepaint for camouflage just in case you need to do guerilla warfare I'm assuming

And condiments for food

Just a pleasure item so you don't have to eat bland meat.

If you live where firearms access is an issue check out https://www.airgundepot.com/sam-yang-recluse-dual-tank-357-air-rifle.html

the machete is for cutting brush as well as if I need it for defense

Only prepping I do is to prepare for defending my city from domestic and foreign threats

Hey hunter

Hi Hunter

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Guys what do you think lifestraw or mini sawyer

I heard the lifestraw can be harder to drink through but then I also heard it wasn't

A mini sawyer is really good

Used one on a camping trip

I got one instead of the lifestraw because someone said lifestraw was difficult to suck through, but then I heard that wasn't true. The smaller size of the sawyer suits me better though anyway

It was easy for me to use and it is compact.

@Nope both are good, i use a sawyer to fill my camelbak but reimbor they only filter so much

Sawyer mini also comes with a straw so its the better buy

But they dont filter chemicals, salt, or viruses

Youd need a reverce osmosis filter (aka a still) to do that

The lifestraw doesn't do anything more than the mini sawyer though, correct?

Nah, they do basicly the same thing

Eithor is a good choice but id recomend the sawyer at the same price

The lifestraw water bottles are cool as well

But require carbon filters that wear out faster

Ah I see

I've thought about getting the water bottle one by never did

Ive got one and it works good

Only thing is to reimbor, a lifestraw or sawyer will not change the taiste of the water

The best collections places are springs, rain/puddles. Ponds/lakes are the worst and rivers/streams are OK as long as theres nothing bad upstream

Wellwater is actually best because its usially already pretty clean

What would y’all five essential item be for this? In the present day, leaving everything behind and becoming a mountain man. Very limited outside exposure say one day every 2-3 months to restock.

Mine would be:
Cap&ball muzzle loader in .54 cal (ball, shot, powder, and caps.
My trusty handmade knife
Metal pot (alum 1 gal)
Flint & steel (modern stick and striker)
Hatchet

Assuming I have a base camp of some sort and am not overly rounds-limited, these are my five.
1) 12ga. shotty (preferably parkerized) with 22lr adapter for small game, small cleaning kit, appropriate tools for gun, as much ammo as I can get to base camp. Ammo could be disassembled and used to start fires in shtf, although it may also be easier to get a set of rubbing sticks.
2) A good ol' ka-bar and appropriate items for maintenance (whetstone, oil, rags) I ofc prefer a good, properly heat-treated stainless blade but I would likely replace the pommel with a carbon-steel pommel as that can be struck against a quartz rock to produce a decent spark. It's not quite a ferro rod, but it works.
3) Steel Pot (AL is nice for rucking/backpacking, but it doesn't last forever. I am going on the assumption that this is some Revelations 6 type shit where "Then the kings of the earth, the princes, the generals, the rich, the mighty, and everyone else, both slave and free, hid in caves and among the rocks of the mountains," so I intend to stay for a hot minute.)
4) As much cordage as I can get my hands on.
5) My Bible. I think God would be the only thing to keep me sane if I was alone in the woods indefinitely.

That fifth one is always a good idea.

If you only have one thing to read, read something that will teach you new ideas every time.

indeed. it is one of the few heavy items I will carry despite SAWC.