End Of The World Survival List

[Pliablemoose]

End Of The World Survival List

Just a list of items to help you if and when the world ends.

Hunting Weapons
Slingshot- For hunting small game
Crossbow- For larger game

Defensive Weapons
Throwing knife
Paintball gun- Although not lethal, will still cause pain
Large Knife
Fighting Weapons
Sword- Never runs out of ammo, and works well close range

Tools

Multi-tool- With pliers, knife, saw, can openers etc...
Magnifying glass- For starting fires and inspecting small items
Axe
Foldable shovel
Rope saw- Small, light, cuts well
Knife
Rope

Clothing

Camo jacket and pants
Camo hat
Trench coat
Sunglasses
Boots and tennis or hiking shoes
Black shirt and jeans
Vest
Poncho- For keeping dry in the rain, and can be used for shelter
Belt- For keeping your pants up and carrying supplies
Gas mask- Just in case
Goggles- Ones that will protect against sand and dust
Extra clothing- Including socks, underwear, extra shirt and pants
Gloves- Both work gloves and winter gloves

Shelter and warmth

Emergency blanket
Fleece blanket
Tent
Plastic sheets- To rig up a shelter if no tent is available
Fire logs- Long-lasting and easily started, sold for use in fireplaces
Matches
Food and Water supplies
Canteen
Hip Flask- With Vodka or other hard liquor
Water bag
Camping pans
MRE's- Meal Ready to Eat
Packaged tuna- Lasts long and is good food
Spoon
Fishing wire
Fishing hooks
Water purification tabletsWater filter
Seeds- For if you find a good place to settle down

Medical supplies

Bandaids
Alcohol swabs
Gauze
Pills- Like painkillers, allergy medicines, cold meds, sleep aids, muscle relaxants, so on
Hydrogen Peroxide
Mycitracin ointment- Anti-biotic and pain releiver
Hydrocortisone cream- Anti-itch for rashes, bug bites, etc...
Mortar and pestal- For grinding herbs or whatever
Tooth Brush
Soap

Misc

Dice- For games
Matches- The more the better
Flashlight
Mirror- For signaling and seeing how you look
Watch
Backpack
Survival book- US Army field manual FM 21-76
Journal- For recording the events and thoughts of your journy through the wastes
Sketch book- For drawing
Pen and pencil
Hacky sack
Money- In case there are any remenants of the old world that still use it
Batteries- Lots of them. For your flashlights and anything else that uses them
Harmonica
Carbine clips- For carrying things and holding stuff together
Straps
Binoculars or spyglass
Towel
Orange bouncy ball

Vehicle
Truck or van- For now
Bike

 

[Ns1]

drugs


and cigarettes (as bargaining chips)

 

[Vehemence]

Hookers and blow

 

[bonkers325]

fleshlights

 

[KeithTalent]

Porno mags.

KT

 

[ggnl]

you forgot:

hookers
blow

 

[JohnCU]

vaseline

 

[NeoV]

something to help you start a fire is essential

 

[waggy]

the list you have is great but items such as throwing knife and slingshot while usefull are worthless unless you are good at them.

i would rather carry a regular bow then a crossbow. they are lighter and just as deadly.

some good arrows will last a long time and usefull for big game or small.

a magnifiyign glass is going to be a pain to use to start a fire. there are other more usefull things that are just as small.


also if its "end of world" type situation there is going to be enouhg firewood. those fire logs i wouldnt use to cook etc.


but it really depends on if you are going to stay or travel.

 

[adairusmc]

A quality rifle and Ammo, and lots of it. - Then you can take what you need from the idiots carrying around slingshots.

 

[PHiuR]

your kit has too much stuff.

cut it in half and it's more realistic.

 

[CPA]

I would need a truck to carry all of that stuff. so, add a truck.

 

[TraumaRN]

Originally posted by: PHiuR
your kit has too much stuff.

cut it in half and it's more realistic.

Right, with a focus on things that in the end would be truly useful.

Rifle/pistol + lots of ammo
Firestarting tools
Medical supplies.
SALT(no refrigeration)
A couple sets of good shoes
Warm clothing
Seeds to plant crops


I could think of a few more but those are some of the real basics...actually if you want a good idea of what you might need, read Alas, Babylon by Pat Frank, its a little outdated but in an end of the world situation our modern world cease to exist anyways.

 

[KeithTalent]

Hmm, I don't see zombie repellent on your list.

KT

 

[Eli]

Toilet paper? lol

 

[waggy]

Originally posted by: KeithTalent
Hmm, I don't see zombie repellent on your list.

KT

i have some. $59.99 a can. please paypall me the money and address to ship it ot.

 

[KeithTalent]

Originally posted by: waggy

Originally posted by: KeithTalent
Hmm, I don't see zombie repellent on your list.

KT

i have some. $59.99 a can. please paypall me the money and address to ship it ot.

Will it work on Canadian zombies?

KT

 

[Vehemence]

Also how can one live without a robust collection of Diesels?

 

[ViviTheMage]

jesus, you have more shit then I have now...

 

[Eli]

Seriously though, a paint ball gun? No. That would be almost worthless. I would rather have a pump BB gun and 10,000 BBs.

Forget the fire logs, way too big and heavy. Instead, get some fire starters. Small, wax soaked sticks of the same composition. Waterproof. Fire logs turn into a pile of mushy sawdust if they get wet.

Flint and steel in addition to the magnifying glass; much easier to start a fire with, especially with no sun.

 

[Atomic Playboy]

Lots and lots of gold. You know, to barter with the animals. They like shiny things.

 

[GTaudiophile]

Well, you don't need condoms, that's for sure

 

[waggy]

Originally posted by: KeithTalent

Originally posted by: waggy

Originally posted by: KeithTalent
Hmm, I don't see zombie repellent on your list.

KT

i have some. $59.99 a can. please paypall me the money and address to ship it ot.

Will it work on Canadian zombies?

KT

ohh thats a special formula. $69.99 a can.

 

[waggy]

Originally posted by: Atomic Playboy
Lots and lots of gold. You know, to barter with the animals. They like shiny things.

hahahhahaha great post.

 

[Eli]

I would definitely carry some batteries, but realistically, anything that uses them would become worthless given enough time.

Rechargeable batteries and a solar charger would be a worthwhile investment.

I have a solar AA battery charger that I bought 15 years ago that still works great.