Begin with the Ten Essentials, the basic list of what you need to have. Virtually every organization has some variation of this list, and it doesn't really matter whose you follow. Your best bet it to make your own survival kit, based on your needs and skills, because you control the components' quality. Don't buy a commercial survival kit, toss it in your backpack or rig and think you are prepared. Above all, don't let your survival kit give you a false sense of security! To see the list, click here.
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ReplyDeleteQuite simply, I believe that an excellent survival kit starts with a great survival items list. The length of the list does entirely depend on the outdoor activity. I like your survival kit list because it’s simple and precise. I will recommend this to a friend. Here is another great post I read on survival kit: http://wildernessmastery.com/survival/how-to-make-a-survival-kit.html
ReplyDeleteI like your survival kit list. Thanks!
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Does Mr. Kummerfeldt still sell a complete kit?
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