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OVERNIGHT CAMPING AND HIKING SURVIVAL GEAR CHECKLIST
What you take will depend on where you are going and how long you plan to be away, but any overnight hiking or camping should include the following:

Backpacks, duffles, gear bags or shoulder bag to load your gear.
Binoculars, Night Vision (for bird or night sky watching),
Camping Cooking Gear, mess kit, chow set, cooler bag, folding stove, fuel tablets.
Camp Showers, Camping Toilet & Tent
Candle and waterproof matches or Kerosene Lantern
Cell phone
Compass
First AID Kits
Food (bring extra) Ready to eat meals
Flashlights, Spotlight, Light sticks
Foil (to use as a cup or signaling device)
Hats, Camo Caps, Face masks
Insect repellent
Machetes, shovels, Camp axe, Campers saw or survival hatchet
Map
Nylon filament
Outerwear (always bring some warm clothing, extra socks and rain gear)
Pocket Knives or survival kit knife, pocket tools
Pocket mirror (to use as a signaling device)
Prescription glasses (an extra pair)
Prescription medications for ongoing medical conditions
Radio with batteries
Sleeping Gear, sleeping bags, folding cots or hammocks, travel pillow, blankets, mosquito netting
Space blanket or a piece of plastic (to use for warmth or shelter)
Sunglasses, goggles
Sunscreen
Tent
Trash bag (makes an adequate poncho) Collapsible Trash Can
Watch
Water gear, hydration systems, canvas buckets or collapsible water carrier, canteen
Waterproof matches or matches in a plastic matchbox
Water purification tablets or filtration kit
Whistle (to scare off animals or to use as a signaling device)

It's a good idea to assemble a separate "survival gear pack" for each hiker to have at all times. In a small waterproof container, place a pocket knife, compass, whistle, space blanket, nylon filament, water purification tablets, matches and candle. With these items, the chances of being able to survive in the wild are greatly improved. Be prepared and have fun camping.