Any Survivalists or Armed Forces people

[WhiteMountainsRanch]

There are also a few good books already, might give you some ideas;

James Wesley Rawles: Patriots
James Wesley Rawles: Survivors

Cody Lundin: When All Hell Breaks Loose
DK: The Survival Handbook

 

[bonbean01]

Arming yourself with guns would be more helpful if ammunition was available...none here for some time now.

 

[SkyWarrior]

Items to hunt with.

ax, knife, basic repair kits, rope, blankets/items to keep warm, first aid kits, water purification or a way to purify water, containers to carry water...gosh, don't you watch survival shows or prepper shows?

 

[Symphony]

Items to hunt with.

ax, knife, basic repair kits, rope, blankets/items to keep warm, first aid kits, water purification or a way to purify water, containers to carry water...gosh, don't you watch survival shows or prepper shows?

Lol, I do sometimes but I thought I would get a pulse of what others would do to get an idea of what the Average Joe might have on them.

 

[Southern by choice]

Only an idiot would tell you that!

I would much rather surprise someone!

 

[Symphony]

Only an idiot would tell you that!

I would much rather surprise someone!

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[elevan]

I posted a similar topic a while back. Maybe you can glean some info from it...and if anyone wants to add to it, I'd love to see what you post.

http://www.backyardherds.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=10229

 

[Southern by choice]

to get an idea of what the Average Joe might have on them.

Silly...that is the part I was referring to.

 

[jd4570]

Don't discount air rifles or archery equipment, very useful tools and relatively quiet too. Also have more than one good knife, preferably three. The old survivalist adage is "Two is one and one is none". Always have a back up. Also learn how to stay unseen, don't draw attention to yourself. And most importantly use your most important tool of all, your brain. . . . .