Chp2c SURVIVAL KIT CONTENTS

What do you think you should have in a survival kit? Experts urge you to carry a kit of basic supplies on your person AT ALL TIMES.
A survival kit should float, be visible, easily accessible, and comfortable to carry.
The contents of your kit may vary from the list below depending on the time of year, location, length of trip, and your activities. Pick and choose the items relevant to your situation. However, keep all your priorities foremost in mind: shelter, fire, water, signalling, food, and first aid.

NAVIGATION compass (at least 2) maps SHELTER garbage bags, orange, jumbo, heavy duty 8x12 plastic sheet or tarp space blankets (disposable type) solar blanket DUCT TAPE !! (high quality) rope and/or twine folding or collapsible saw large knife and pocket knife FIRE flint stick fuel cubes (or cotton balls in petroleum jelly) steel wool, extra fine batteries strike-anywhere matches, dipped in wax road flares lighter pouch of tinder (dryer lint, pine tar, spruce gum) WATER purification tablets or drops tin can (1-litre size) zip-lock bags (large) bandanna water filtering device FOOD granola bars, trail mix electrolyte powder (e..g., Gatorade) power or energy bars non-refined sugars (e..g., honey) soup mix beef jerky pemmican balls SIGNALLING EQUIPMENT Fox-40 type whistle hand-held signal flares surveying ribbon flashing or strobe light cell phone orange garbage bags, shiny space blankets FIRST AID moleskin bug lotions, sunscreen, lip balm bandages, triangular and pressure first aid tape, steri-strips, gauze pain killer sanitary pads eye drops MISCELLANEOUS snare wire, fish hooks and line survival and first-aid booklets folding stove and fuel bug repellent, bug head nets or outfits sunglasses wool hat, wool socks, and wool sweater CAMPING GEAR SUGGESTIONS 4-season tent 4-season sleeping bag with liner underpad, closed cell or ThermaRest type backpack lightweight cook stove and mess kit water bottle, canteen, and filter extra rope throw bag garbage bags for waterproofing supplies

Those are some off the stuff you can add or pick to your kit as I mentioned earlier, it's unique and depend on many background, example trip location, trip transport, length of the trip, or the survivng area arround, the weather seasons, everything make a difference therefore the kit is not a life style but only an emergency pouch or backpack to help us passing through a natural or man kind disaster.