April 4, 2013

MAD RUSH SHOPPING LIST IF THE SHTF



If the SHTF and you don't have everything you need, you can use this shopping list as a guide for the most important items you need to get if society is about to collapse.  Some of these items you might only be able to buy online prior, which makes it all the more important to prepare beforehand.  Make the dash out to stores ASAP as if your life depended on it, because it might.  These are listed in order of most important items first.  You would want these items if you are bugging out to the wilderness.  Clothing, medications, female, infant, and elderly items are not included, so adjust appropriately.


[See my updated list of survival items]

all purpose survival knife
fire starter
hunting rifle with suppressor, scope, and night vision scope (converter?)
ammo
sleeping bag
mess kit (first method for water purification)
assorted seeds (something to grow for every season if possible, also sprouts(alfalfa, soy, mung), asparagus, and medicinal plants)
emergency radio (crank powered, first source of electricity)
survival sage
buckets with air tight lids, food grade
big ole first aid kit (make sure it has sutures , quick clot, lots of reusable bandages, antiseptic, and latex gloves)
shovel
rat traps
toothbrushes
large backpack
big tarps (at least 3: water proof shelter, fish pond-black tarp if cold area [pond liner], rain catchment)
paracord
axe
water bottle (stainless steel)
dry packaged meals
binder with hard copies of most important survival info, including color pictures of edibles in wild in your area and how to prepare
large water filter with extra filters (second method for water purification)
gun cleaning kit
knife sharpening kit with honing oil
topo maps
baking soda
mylar ziplock bags all sizes heavy duty
oxygen absorber packs
grill/racks for cooking/dehydrating (first method of food preservation)
cloth towels
compass
BioLite HomeStove (second source of electricity)
cooking set (spatula, tongs, ladel, knives, etc)
sewing kit
LED flashlight/lantern (handcranked)
multi-tool
camouflaged infrared perimeter alarm system
dental repair kit
gorilla tape camouflaged
hand gun with suppressor and holster
ammo for that
ghillie suit
spotting scope with tripod (or binoculars)
rechargeable batteries assorted
battery recharger
walkie talkies
bleach (third method of water purification)
soap
MP3 player
headphones
metal mirror
dwarf fruit trees
toothpaste
horse with all its gear
tilapia (live, or best type of fish possible)
butt load of wheat or other grains
hand operated grain mill
cooking oil
multi-vitamins
mosquito net
mason jars
Tattler reusable jar lids and gaskets
pressure cooker/canner (second method of food preservation)
aspirin
pens
printer paper
reading glasses
glass viles
wood stove
work gloves
heavy duty aluminum foil
doctor's toolbag
cutting board
dental floss
go away kits
outdoors cook set
dentist's tools
petroleum jelly
saw with extra blades
chickenwire
rabbits
small backpack
razors (some prefer to go with old school blades, save space and money, but requires more skill)
low power laptop packed with software/movies/music/games/podcasts/family photos/etc
patch kit for plastic/tarp
spare fabrics (cotton, denim, leather, etc)
hand auger drill--water well set
plates (deep ones to hold soup/stew/cereal as well)
radio antenna extension
utensils
emergency blanket
family canopy with screen and magnet closure
camouflage netting for vehicle, campground, outposts, hunting, etc.
salt
toilet paper (yellow pages or tightly bound industrial rolls)
insect mesh hat
camp shower
poncho heavy duty
fertilizer
fishing net
kick butt tool set including some large tools like bolt cutter
nails
protractor
vinyl floor roll
goats
earthworms
gas cans
cot with matt
FRS energy drink powder
ham radio with antenna long extension
solar panels charger (3rd source of electricity)
Duracell Powerpack 600 (or bigger)
sugar
deodorant
headlamp light (I like the ones with night vision)
greenhouse
bear pepper spray
small water container or water jug for faucet (10-50 gallons)
metal chests with pad lock and bells (or bear cannisters) (waterproof before burial)
felt markers
hooks
fishing string
game call or game scent (whatever's best for your situation)
small water filter
field dressing/butcher knife set
deck of cards
eye glass repair kit
vaccum sealer with spare parts
chair (chaise lounger)
washboard (or a hand spinning kind)
condoms for barter
tea
shampoo
sledgehammer
wedge
brown spray paint can
two man tent
shotgun (with suppressor)
shotgun shells
comb/brush
wash basin
trash cans with bells and locking mechanism or some kind of clamp to shut it
green spray paint cans
game call or game scent (whatever you didn't choose for the previous item)
garbage bags heavy duty
thermometer
filet knife
solar oven
bulletproof vest
helmet (maybe balistics kind with visor)
sun block
tweezers
small woodwind instrument
dustmasks
various size plastic containers for liquids and solids, tupperware, bottles, pitchers, squeeze, pour
jewelry
snare wire
ph, ammonia, and nitrate testing kit
LED floodlights
sinkers
survey meter (like geiger counter)
Potasium Iodide tablet (or Potasium Iodate)
cable ties
laser printer with extra cartridges
game cart/rescue cart (monowalker)
large lantern (hand crank style)
chicken bullion
digital camera
watering can
dark grey spray paint can
machete
large containers for water/food/composting with the siphon and wrench
boresighter
range finder
scissors
carabiners locking
black electrical tape
oxygen monitor
rope
pulley set
fish trap
pipe bomb materials
lighters
industrial strength glue
bunjee cords
camo face paint
nail clippers
garden/farm tools set
scale set
processing table (table with sinks, or large tupperware bowl for a sink)
bushcraft knife
block wire mesh gabions “hescos”
22lr rifle
22lr ammo
crovel extreme
family pictures
night vision goggles
vacuum sealed yeast
moth balls
ethyl alcohol
spice rack

I personally have a longer list than this, but I just wanted to list the top 200 or so items.

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