I find a nice place to curl up and die

fuck that action

i'd walk out of that camping store, hit up the plug, and invest in a duffle bag full of shrooms. then i'd shroom out the rest of my days in the wild because why the fuck not, no way i'd be able to survive more than a month out there anyway

-Trangia or similar portable stove with a pot and pan
-Compass + Whistle
-Methylated Spirits or several canisters if it's a gas burner
-Flint + Steel Knife
-80L Backpack
-Thermal underclothes (2 sets)
-Wind/Waterproof pants/Jacket
-2x Sport shorts and an outdoor shirt
-Merino tread Socks (2 sets)
-Hiking Boots (preferably ones I'm able to wear in)
-Knee length Gaiters
-3x 2L water bottle
-Biodegradable Soap, Dish and Clothing cleaner
-1ply toilet paper
-Tent/Canopy/Tarp and rope
-First Aid Kit (Bandages, tape, Needle and Thread, etc.)
-Emergency Beacon + Flare
-Walking Poles
-Sneakers for around campsite wear
-Machete

It's unrealistic to assume Food and cleaning supplies will be indefinite unless one planned on getting a regular supply drop of some kind.

My laptop.

my compound bow with about 30 arrows
Diamond tipped hand saw
Hatchet
A box of nails
3 2L bottles of water
Change of clothes
Rations for 30 days
a boiling pot
a frying pan
Fresnel lens
80l backpack
soap
rope
blankets

that should be enough to keep me going.

RV/Camper with a stocked pantry
Crank charger for batteries
Guide for edible plants

Bro, look into How to read OP's for Idiots

I would bring my dog for company, and then I would bring my survival pack which includes a collapsible pot for cooking, this handy-dandy fork/spoon/knife combo created by the Swiss, fire starter, my enu hammock, my bow (and some arrows), my multi-tool, an extra pair of pants, a first aid kit, and an herbal guide of what is and is not eatable in the wild.

survival of the fittest biches

Rope, flint, knives, compound bow and arrows, a sleeping bag, tent, fishing gear, and a water purifier.

I would kill everyone