Master Prepping List

Master Prepping List
List of supplies for preppers and survivalists

Prepper Supplies Checklist
Your guide to emergency preparedness begins with a list. We pulled together an ultimate prepper’s list of supplies below.

Master List of Prepping Supplies  
If you’re new to prepping, you need a place to start ~ that’s
where our master list of prepping supplies can help you. If you’re
an experienced prepper, you may like to evaluate the supplies
you currently have available and consier ideas on items you may
potentially lack. The checklist below can help you measure
progress toward your preparedness goals.  

Another excellent resource is the Prepper Supplies Checklist, a
simple guide to emergency preparedness, by Nettie David,
pictured right. It’s a short read, and more like a workbook, but
within this guide you will find:

• an easy to follow preparedness plan
• lists of survival supplies
• photos, illustrations, and short stories
• formulas for calculating supply needs
• a prioritized list of emergency preparedness categories
• simple strategies for setting preparedness goals
• checklists for each prepper category
• bug out bag and power outage kit ideas
• an easy system for tracking progress and
• a prepper calendar

Following is a prepper’s supplies checklist:

1. Alcohol  (and rubbing alcohol)
2. Antibiotics – Natural and fish antibiotics
3. Antibacterials
4. Antiseptics – Neosporin (or polysporin if you are allergic)
5. Ammunition.
6. Aspirin or aspirin alternatives
7. Axe / hatchet and sharpener for wood chopping. Pulaski axe.
8. Big Berkey water filter
9. Blankets – mylar blankets , fleece and wool blankets
10. Bleach
11. Boots (hiking, work boots)
12. Bouillon cubes
13. Borax
14. burn barrel
15. Bucket Openers.
16. Buckets of Emergency Food (beans, corn, cereal, oats, pasta,
    popcorn, powdered milk, rice, sugar, spices and wheat)
17. Bugout bag
18. Bugout bike
19. Burn barrel
20. Cable ties
21. Canteen or water bladder
22. Canned foods
23. Canning lids
24. Carbon monixide detector
25. Camp stove
26. Camp solar shower
27. Camp Suds
28. Charcoal (activated charcoal and charcoal briquettes)
29. Compass and maps
30. Composting toilet
31. Communications (cell phone, weather Radio, CB, HAM radio,
    two wave radio, walkie talkies)
32. Candles (emergency candles) and candlemaking supplies
33. Canned food – meats, fruits, vegetables, soups, stews,
    stocks
34. Can Openers – multiples for redundancy
35. Carts – hauling food, water, wood, and equipment
36. Chemical suit
37. Chewing gum. Chew on this: Gum could help save your life in
    a survival situation and we’ll show you how, so don’t over
    look this inexpensive part of your preps!
38. Cigarettes  – for tinder and bartering
39. Citrus – prevent scurvy malnutrition.
40. Cordage – paracord
41. Colloidal silver
42. Coffee packaged for long term food storage
43. Coffee filters
44. Copper
45. Dehydrator
46. Duct tape
47. Dental aid – dental medic kit, dental wax, braces kit
48. Dental hygiene supplies –  dental floss, toothbrushes,
    toothpaste, mouthwash (which is an antiseptic!)
49. Disinfectants (chlorine bleach, Steramine tablets)
50. Drink mixes, powdered milk, and other emergency drinks
51. Essential Oils. When medicines are not available, preppers
    will be turning to wisdom of the centuries with tinctures and
    essential oils.
52. Electrolytes – Pedialyte, Saltstick Electrolyte Capsules
53. Emergency radio
54. Epsom Salt
55. Ferro rod
56. Flashlights – LED, hand crank, and solar
57. Flu pandemic mask
58. Firearms (guns and ammunition)
59. Fire extinguishers
60. Fire starters – BIC lighter, matches, ferro rod, Zippo
61. Fresnel lens
62. Freeze dried foods – Augason Farms, Honeyville Farms,
    Mountain House, Legacy Foods, bucket of potatoes.
63. Fishing gear – fishing pole and reel, fishing line, lures,
    swivels, sinkers, tackle box
64. First Aid supplies – bandages, butterfly bandages, finger
    cots, finger splints, smelling salts, (see also Medic Bag)
65. Fuel –  kerosene, propane, white gas (see also charcoal)
66. Gas Mask – Nuclear Biological and Chemical (NBC) gas mask
67. Gardening tools – rake, hoe, planters (see also shovel and
    spade)
68. Generator
69. Grains
70. Grain mill
71. Hammer and nails
72. Heirloom, non-GMO Survival Seeds.
73. Home defense tools – barbed wire
74. Homestead supplies – chicken wire (aka poultry netting) and
    garden staples,
75. Hunting – alternate gear including, BB gun, crossbow, snare
    wire, slingshot, pellet gun
76. Hygiene (dental)
77. Hygiene (personal) ~ shampoo, soap, toothpaste
78. Hygiene (other)– diapers (paper and cloth); sanitary napkins,
    tampons or cup; adult diapers, wipes
79. Hydrogen peroxide
80. Immunity Boosters – Vitamins
81. Knives (fixed blade knives)
82. Knives (folding knives )
83. Lanterns  ~ solar, gas, hand crank, oil lamps
84. Laundry ~ off grid washing machine, centrifugal dryer,
    washboards, clothes pins and washing line
85. Lighter BIC lighter or Zippo
86. Pandemic Personal Protective Equipment – chemical and
    splash resistant, disposable clothing, booties  pandemic
    mask, goggles, nitrile gloves, gauntlet gloves
87. Plastic bags ~ hazardous waste bags, garbage bags, ziplock
    bags,
88. Protein bars, energy bars, cereal bars, granola bars
89. Manual kitchen tools – butter churn, cheesecloth, cheese
    wax, manual egg beater,  manual knife sharpener, juice
    press, corn husker, heavy duty apple /potato peeler, pea
    sheller.
90. Mason jars
91. Medicines (allergy, aspirin, aspirin alternative, activated
    charcoal, cold medicine etc. )
92. Medics bag and first responder supplies
93. Powdered milk
94. Pressure cooker – for home canning
95. Prescription medications (minimum six-month supply)
96. Rain barrels
97. Rice and beans (see also buckets of food)
98. Respirator – Niosh certified (e.g., N100 or N95)
99. Salt
100. Saw, plus saw horses, clamp
101. Screwdriver and screws
102. Seed vault (non-GMO, heirloom seeds)
103. Sewing Kit –  sewing notions (needles, thread, sewing awl),
     patterns, treadle-powered sewing machine
104. Soaps – Zote laundry soap
105. Solar chargers  – cell phone solar batteries
106. Shoe repair –inserts, laces (or thin paracord), rubber heels
     savers and soles. Shoe Goo
107. Shovel and spade
108. Silver and colloidal silver
109. Spices
110. SuperGlue
111. Survival Guide – (we recommend Mykel Hawke’s Survival
     Guide)
112. Steramine tablets
113. Tarps (green or camouflaged, not blue)
114. Tea
115. Tent, car camper recreational vehicle, temporary shelter or
     bugout location
116. Toilet paper
117. Thermometer, no touch (infrared) or disposable, digital and
     analog
118. Vaseline
119. Vinegar
120. Vehicle essentials – jumper cables, fluids, tire repair kit, tire
     chains, tow straps
121. WD-40  –  a good all-around lubricant
122. Wood, seasoned.
123. WaterBob ~ bathtub water liner
124. Water purification ~ tablets
125. Water filtration system ~ gravity fed water filters, like a  
     Berkey or a Lifestraw
126. Water Storage. If you have kids, you’ll want a 260-gallon
     water tank that will ensure a family of four has water for
     three months.
127. Yeast
128. Zeer pot or alternate refrigeration

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