I made a spreadsheet in order of the items in the video with two columns: one for me and one for my wife.
David DeGerolamo
| Description |
| Jacket |
| tourniquet |
| flashlight |
| water filter with duct tape |
| metal water bottle |
| metal water cup |
| compass |
| backup compass |
| ranger beads |
| maps |
| wet wipes |
| gloves |
| immodium |
| extra knife |
| 550 cord |
| 2 black garbage bags |
| hexagon titanium stove |
| tarp |
| poncho |
| balaclava |
| woobie |
| silk thermal underwear |
| sawyer mini |
| sawyer collapsable bag |
| recon 3 sleeping bag |
| water purification pills |
| benadryl |
| advil |
| non-stick gauze pad |
| finger and knuckle pads |
| oral rehydration/salt tablets |
| plastic baggy for 1st aid |
| lanyard – whistle, knife, fire |
| toothbrush – no handle |
| comb |
| soap |
| floss |
| bright colored lighter |
| cotton balls soaked in vaseline |
| film container |
| coffee bags/straws |
| backup batteries |
| dump pouch |
| pocket survival kit |
| medical kit |
| bug spray |
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Also pack means of staring a fire: waterproof matches, magnifying glass, magnesium/steel etc. Always think the three “B’s”: Beans, Bullets, Bandages and Bibles. Depending on terrain and situation you might also want a hatchet (or tomahawk), wire saw, large hunting knife, folding knife, and/or machete. A soap dish with fishing gear inside is also nice to have. So are spare boot socks and foot powder. I also lash a rolled up military poncho to my pack. It is used for shelter, or to sleep on or in. And think what you will use for toilet paper or substitute. Try to keep antibiotics on hand as well.