Thread: BASIC LIST / SUGGESTED ITEMS FOR LONG TERM SURVIVAL

12-hour Chemical Light Sticks (6")

30-Minute Super Bright Chemical Light Sticks (6")

LARGER 12-hour Chemical Light Sticks (10")



12-hour Chemical Light Sticks (6")
Six Inch, 12-hour Red
Six Inch, 12-hour Blue
Six Inch, 12-hour Green
Six Inch, 12-hour Yellow
Six Inch, 12-hour Orange
Six Inch, 12-hour Pink
Six Inch, 12-hour Purple
Six Inch, 12-hour White

30-Minute Super Bright Chemical Light Sticks (6")
Six Inch, 30-minute High Intensity White
Six Inch, 30-minute High Intensity Green
Six Inch, 30-minute High Intensity Yellow

LARGER 12-hour Chemical Light Sticks (10")
Ten Inch, 12-hour Green
Ten Inch, 12-hour Yellow

http://www.armyproperty.com/Resources/N ... lights.htm

or

http://www.theepicenter.com/glowsticks_ ... ticks.html

How to Make a Trip-Wire Alarm

By an eHow Contributor

Alarm systems can be very expensive and primarily for indoor applications. Outdoors you can use very simple alarms to alert you to the approach of others. One of the simplest and most effective is a trip-wire line hooked to some mechanism of alerting you of someone's approach. Use these when in the wilderness to keep you aware of intruders, be they human or animal.

Instructions

1. Select a location to set the trip wire. You need to find a location where anyone approaching you will have to walk. As they pass by, their feet will catch the line and trip the alarm. The location should be where the line will be unseen at a casual glance.

2. Take one end of the trip line and attach it to a fixed location. This location can be a tree, root or rock. It just needs to be stable enough so that it will not move when the trip line pulls on the alarm by a passing foot.

3. Stretch the line across the pathway and secure it to the alarm. The alarm may be a string of noisy cans or it could be a siren that will sound when the line activates the alarm. The alarm should be self-contained but be loud enough to notify you that someone has passed by it. For this application, a series of tin cans illustrates the principles.

4. String tin cans across a web network hung between two trees. When the alarm activates, the cans will make noise as they hit each other.

http://www.ehow.com/how_2293032_make-tr ... alarm.html

How to Make a Trip Wire the Easy Way http://www.ehow.com/how_5343601_make-tr ... y-way.html

How to Make a Trip Alarm http://www.ehow.com/how_6600753_make-trip-alarm.html

How to Make a Trip Wire With Fishing Line http://www.ehow.com/how_6056516_make-tr ... -line.html

How to Make a Trip Wire for a Whip Trap http://www.ehow.com/how_6234500_make-tr ... -trap.html

How to Make Alarms http://www.ehow.com/how_5677982_make-alarms.html

Wilderness Survival: Making a Bow http://www.ehow.com/video_4959046_wilde ... g-bow.html

Wilderness Survival: Making an Arrow http://www.ehow.com/video_4959047_wilde ... arrow.html

Wilderness Survival: Making a Fishing Skewer http://www.ehow.com/video_4959050_wilde ... kewer.html

Wilderness Survival: Fishing http://www.ehow.com/video_4959049_wilde ... shing.html

How to Build A Smokehouse for free http://www.ehow.com/how_4701187_build-s ... -free.html

How to Build a Smoke House for Smoking Meats http://by.optimost.com/go/335-5372/a07n ... meats.html

How to Build a Smoke House http://by.optimost.com/go/335-5372/a07n ... house.html

How to Smoke Meat in a Smoke House http://by.optimost.com/go/335-5372/a07n ... house.html

COMMANDO WIRE SAW WITH NYLON HAND STRAPS (Works great cutting down small trees, branches)



http://armysurplusstore.com/commandowir ... traps.aspx

RAPPELLING GEAR http://www.attackopgear.com/category/Ra ... -Gear.html

CLIMBING GEAR http://www.attackopgear.com/category/Climbing-Gear.html

WORK & RESCUE GEAR http://www.attackopgear.com/category/Rescue-Gear.html

JUMAR ASCENDERS (Climbing Up) http://store.everestgear.com/434400.html



What Is..Jumaring http://www.highinfatuation.com/blog/what-isjumaring/

Snow and Ice: Crampons http://www.rei.com/category/4500002_Sno ... q/Crampons

Climbing pitons In Mountain Climbing Gear http://bakati.com/s~q-climbing pitons.aspx









these wedges are used to place in rock crevices to secure you while climbing.... training should be conducted by people that are trained before you go out on your own