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Survivor Kid 909
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Contents
-Whet Stone
-Small Notebook
-Small Mirror
-Wax Cotton Balls
-Char Clothe
-Tea Light Candlex2
-Small Thing of Wax
-Ultralight FAK
-Mag Stick
-Fat Wood
-6 In One Tool
-Aluminum Foil
-Glue Stick
-Lighter
-Pen
-Med Container With Cotton Balls
-Saw Blade (Striker)
-Little Razor Knife
-Small Sketch Book
-Nature Journal
-Field Guide to(Trees,Rocks & Minerals, and Mammals)
-A Manual Of Basic WSurvival Techniques
-Also will be current reading book (If will fit)

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Survivorman
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SK...
You carry those things everywhere you go? Confused Kinda much don't you think?

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Drummer Dave
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Survivorman wrote:
SK...
You carry those things everywhere you go? Confused Kinda much don't you think?


> IMO, you can never carry to much. If you dont have a problam carry it ! than take it.
My day pack with no food or water for the day weighs about 10/12 lbs. With 3 liters of water & food for the day.
15/18 lbs. I dont even know its there, i carry it all the time. Nothing worse than being put into a position|and you DONT
have the gear on you Shocked Crying or Very sad

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Survivorman
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Drummer Dave wrote:
Survivorman wrote:
SK...
You carry those things everywhere you go? Confused Kinda much don't you think?


> IMO, you can never carry to much. If you dont have a problam carry it ! than take it.
My day pack with no food or water for the day weighs about 10/12 lbs. With 3 liters of water & food for the day.
15/18 lbs. I dont even know its there, i carry it all the time. Nothing worse than being put into a position|and you DONT
have the gear on you Shocked Crying or Very sad

What does IMO mean? And when you say day pack, do you mean to tell me that EVERYWHERE you go you carry 10/12 lbs of equipment??? But if you don't mind it then that's good to be prepared. Very Happy 10/12 lbs for me would be hard for me to lug around everywhere I go.

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In My Opinion Very Happy


eric
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Drummer Dave
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Yes Sman, when i leave the house, its in my car, when i hike its with me, duh.
do i take it in resturants ? no, thats just silly. Once you start to always pack something like that you dont even notice the weight. Sounds like you need to be tuff'ined up Razz make you more prepared for a " Survival " situation.
You should become one with your gear Wink

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Survivorman
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Drummer Dave wrote:
Yes Sman, when i leave the house, its in my car, when i hike its with me, duh.
do i take it in resturants ? no, thats just silly. Once you start to always pack something like that you dont even notice the weight. Sounds like you need to be tuff'ined up Razz make you more prepared for a " Survival " situation.
You should become one with your gear Wink

Become one with my gear, you sound like a guru Laughing

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Drummer Dave
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lol, Guru ? well, sort of i guess.
My pack is my EDC. A small belt pouch cant carry all my goodys Mr. Green

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TrooperMax
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I dont have a EDC but I do have some supplies in my jeep, which ushally goeswhere Ii go:

- Flashlight
- Electrical tape
- Wire
- Rope
- Axe
- Folding saw

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Survivorman
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turd wrote:
In My Opinion Very Happy


eric

Thanks turd, I was wondering for a while what that meant Laughing
IMO = In my opinion Got it Wink

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NorthernHunter
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haha i can see him now at the office when the power goes out there he is in the corner with his Char Clothe and mag stick starting a fire so they dont all freeze to death Laughing just jokin man Very Happy
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Fonly
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I know having my PSK with me has been a real boost to any situation. Had the power go out at work on one of our insane thunderstorms. A good bright Cree LED light was amazing in the darkness. Plus If someone were to fall, or trip and cut them selve's (luckily they didn't) I could have taken care of them.
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Fonly wrote:
I know having my PSK with me has been a real boost to any situation. Had the power go out at work on one of our insane thunderstorms. A good bright Cree LED light was amazing in the darkness. Plus If someone were to fall, or trip and cut them selve's (luckily they didn't) I could have taken care of them.

Good to be prepared Fonly Wink

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You bet ya Fonly, its about being able to take care of other people that are not prepared.
I was told this as a kid from my Dad. Dont be the guy that can't help, be the guy thats ready to help. Cool

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Yeah, I mean personally I carry a FAK that made for a City enviroment. In most cases your going to have small cuts, scrapes things of that sort. But there is the case of more severe problems, that is why I carry enough extra padding and tape for two (2) Ballistic wounds,entrance and exit wounds, which also helps for hunting season. An unfortunate thing to happen, but its a possibilty I have acounted for.
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