What would you put in your emergency survival kit?

Answer 1

Food and Water

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Flash Light with Batteries
Water, Baby Wipes, Tweezers,Band Aides, Candles and Lighter,Paper Towels,Non-Perishable Foods such as peanut butter,Plastic forks/spoons, Radio for the Weather Updates with Batteries,Pillows,Blanket/Sheets,Rubbing Alcohol.Medications such as Tylenol/Tums.

Answer 4

We survivalists call it a bug-out bag, in case we have to bug-out in an emergency, here is a list of whats in my bug-out bag.

1. 40 Code Red long life batteries(20 year shelf-life)
2. 2 week supply of M.R.E.'s(meals ready to eat)
3. 147 piece first aid kit.
4. extra medication for my gout.
5. a dynamo powered radio, flash light, cell phone charger.
6. water purification tablets, and emergency water boxes.
7. hunting & fishing gear.
8. sleeping bag and ranger blanket.
9. small 2 person tent with rain fly.
10. 3 sets of cloths and 12 pairs of socks.
11. 4 12 hour emergency candles.
12. 1 solar oven for cooking and heating food & boiling water.
13. 2 battery powered flash lights.
14. 2 dynamo powered flash lights.
15. my hunting bow and 60 hunting arrows.
16. spices for cooking, adds more flavour to wild game.
17. binoculars for spotting game and perimiter checks.
18. 200 feet of hemp rope & 100 feet of nylon cord.
19. seeds for growing vegetables, vacuum packed.
20. porno magazines for the long nights without a lady.
21. a guide to edible wild plants & herbs.
22. 1 universal multi-tool.

thats most of it, however i recomend keeping 100 or 200 dollars cash on hand for whatever, and have a calling card for calling family members in case of a emergency.

Answer 5

This is what is in the emergency kit I made for my car:

Gauze, band-aids, q-tips, neosporin, hydrocortizone, kleenex, tampons/pantyliners, a bottle of water, a few small chocolates (hello, some people have diabetes... what if they're low?), hydrogen peroxide, 20 bucks, scissors, small sewing kit, matches, candles, cough drops, advil/tylenol, razor/shaving cream, toothbrush/toothpaste, flashlight, batteries, duct tape...

I think that's it.

Answer 6

depends how long i plan to stay there and how big this survival kit is. i would want a bow and arrow thing cause then i never run out =o

lol a knife,pot,some food to last me a bit,tent

Answer 7

Drugs

Answer 8

Water purifying tablets a weatherproof lighter and bandages/peroxide and a flare gun.

Answer 9

Tampax

Answer 10

A bottle of Grey Goose...