How mini?
For a single item: a good fixed blade knife.
Second item: a knife sharpening tool.
Third: method of producing fire. Some prefer waterproof matches or stick matches in a water proof container. I always preferred a "flint and magnesium block" which when used with the knife above will produce more flames even in the wettest conditions.
Water purification tablets.
Salt or bullion cubes.
The other items depend upon the location you travel and your personal abilities. In no particular order:
Safety pins (assorted sizes including Diaper pins)
Kevlar line (SpiderWire or other fishing line) best to have one light weight (5 lb) and one heavy (50 lb or greater)
Several sizes of fish hooks
Gauze bandages (and Band-Aids)
Precision forceps or tweezers
Pain killers (Acetaminophen, Ibuprofen)
Space blanket (aluminized Mylar)
Aluminum foil (also be used to make a signal mirror)
Sewing kit (several size needles and threads)
Clean white cotton handkerchiefs
Some find use for a compass, whistle, duct tape, multifunction tools including "Swiss Army knives" and bulk chocolate blocks.
If you have the room or weight limit high enough include an extra pair of heavy socks, an Ace (elastic) bandage, several feet of leather strip, allergy medication (Sinus relief) and some iodine.
A map of the area entered is always a plus.
2006-09-03 11:06:09
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answered by Richard 7
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2014-09-24 15:20:27
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answered by Anonymous
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You would need a space blanket, waterproof matches, some MRE's, some lint to start a fire, a compass, and Swiss army knife. You may want to carry water with you, and a magnifying glass also. One last item a first aid kit.
2006-09-03 20:28:16
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answered by Anonymous
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Take a pocket knife (swiss army style), water proof matches or lighter, needle and tread, fishing line, several fishing hooks, Band-Aids, tape, bandages, safety pins, Tylenol, whistle, mirror, aluminum foil, string, cotton. Put them into a tupper ware box or ziplock bag.
2006-09-03 17:55:57
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answered by macearth2000 2
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You need a space blanket, fishing line, fish hooks, nylon cord, waterproof matches or a weatherproof lighter, duct tape, first aid kit, ziploc baggies, a knife.
Also, read this article:
http://www.backpacker.com/article/1,2646,954,00.html
2006-09-03 17:49:04
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answered by mda2000 2
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