Would kind of survival gear should I have in my hunting vehicle?

[Lyndol Fry]

Would kind of survival gear should I have in my hunting vehicle?

[peter]

there is a f&s magazine that recomends certeain things and an article about small survial kits on this magazine

[kvlazer22]

In my trunk...

1 Toilet tissue
2 Water -gallon jugs
1 50-foot roll of 1/8 inch nylon rope
1 10x10 ft. plastic sheet
2 Duct tape
1 Sleeping bag
1 set Extra clothing
50 Paper/plastic plates
2 rolls Paper towels
1 each Toothbrush &toothpaste
1 each Shampoo, hand lotion, bar soap, hand sanitizer
2 Disposable razor

[teebox25]

I would a blanket to that list

[jbonifer24]

I would also add an axe, a reliable way to start fire, a pot to cook in, flares (which double for starting fires as well as signaling), and a flashlight with extra batteries.

[silsbyj]

Add to the above mentioned items a well stocked medical kit. All that other stuff doesnt really matter if your bleeding out.

[bonnier-admin_2]

I’ve worked Search and Rescue for years and found you can carry allot of stuff and not have what you need. kvlazer22 has good items for starters and I will add these items too,
A good shovel
Heavy duty hand winch
Small jar of Vaseline and magnesium fire stick for starting a fire. A 2x2 cloth saturated with Vaseline will burn 6 to 10 minutes.
The #1 item is “SPOT” personnel satellite tracking unit. Costs about $150.00 and it works great! I have one and my wife can track my progress to see the location and previous locations. WWW.FINDMESPOT.COM

[bonnier-admin_2]

PS hit the "SPOT" 911 button and you will have the world coming at you!

[T]

If you dont want to spend money on SPOT, basic items are kind of what klaver mentioned, and heres the link to making a handly little survival kit.

http://www.fieldandstream.com/photos/gallery/survival/food/2006/08/make-survival-kit-out-altoids-tin-and-two-more-life-saving-diy-

[T]

Adding to klavers list, an axe, blanket/sleeping bag, a flashlight, lighter/flint and steel, and any other reliable thing you can think of.

[Christian Emter]

blanket matches flash light and a few flares

[CPT BRAD]

I would make that a wool blanket & throw in a wool sweater. I'd put it all in either heavey duty garbage bags (can be made into a poncho) or a 5 gallon bucket or two. you can carry water in the bucket or use it for other things. I would throw in about 5 55 gallon trash bags they come in handy and don't take up much space. 2 1 gallon ziplocks to keep my stuff dry and together and a half dozen power bars or something that will keep and is in a compact package. A good knife or 22 pistol will make things a lot easier in the food department also.

[wally]

MRE's
550 cord
Plastic Bags
Flint or Magnesium
6" knife
Parka
Machete
Vasaline cotton balls
Emergency Kit
GPS with extra batteries
Water bottle/purifier
Heat sheets
gloves
Polypropelene gear
Flashlight/Headlamp

[rudyglove27]

Remember the time tested saying: IT'S BETTER TO HAVE IT AND NOT NEED IT, THAN TO NEED IT AND NOT HAVE IT !!!
1. Leave a written “PLAN” of your hunt/trip information with friends and family, in the event of an emergency. Provide dates, locations, (hunt units), including departure and arrival. If the "EXPECTED" happens, then someone will be looking for you and they will know where to look.

[rudyglove27]

2. Clothing / gear for the conditions you are in. Desert region: long sleeve shirt, wide brim hat, plenty water, ice, and ice chest. Winter Conditions: warm clothing (wool, fleece, thinsulate, gore-tex), gloves, blankets, etc.