Minimal Survival Kit for 72 Hours [ 36 Easy Outdoots Tips ]

Minimal survival kit for 72 Hours - camping tools and equipment you need to enhance your survival wilderness skills when you have to bug out for some time or you just want to get home in a difficult situation. Below you will find a list of basic items you need for surviving in the wilderness for 72 hours.

Tools: fixed blade knife, multitool, shovel, foldable saw, axe, headlamp and extra batteries, paracord, rope (10m),fire lighters, fishing set, sewing kit, cable cords.

Shelter: tarp or a rain poncho, sleeping bag.

Food: food rations (min 2000 kcal per person for 24 hours), cutlery, mess kit, stove, water (min. 2l per person for 24 hours), water purification equipment.

Navigation and communication: compass, map, phone, power bank and cables, signaling devices (mirror, whistle).

Hygiene: toilet paper, tooth brush and paste, shaving equipment.

Clothes: pullover, spare underwear, extra socks.

First aid: first aid kit, painkillers, iodine.

Other: documents, cash, notebook and pencil, trash bag (200l).

The exact items on the list of this bug out bag can vary, but you should follow follow the same principles if you want to survive in the nature for a longer period of time.

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[nickcasolino]

I disagree on certain items. For long term: Fire - Flint and steel, Ferro Rod and magnify lens I would replace that mess kit and the plastic water bottle and cup (all useless) for a Stainless Gi US Army Canteen cooking set. You don't need the Alcohol stove and fuel either. You can make a fire inside the Gi Canteen stove. You don't need the axe and the saw just a robust fixed blade Survival knife that could handle a beating. You don't need the shovel either, cut a wedge at the end of a branch. I would bring a bank line and a 550 survival paracord. You don't need all that fishing gear. The paracord carries it. I just lighten your pack.