Full kit list.

[beenn]

Hello, I am quite new to bushcraft and when i first got into bushcraft i would of loved a 1 or 2 night kit list to know what to buy and what to avoid.
Your main priorities are Shelter, Fire, Water and Food. I have also put in items that could be improvised in the bush but it is nice to have them, Bushcraft to me is about learning and also enjoying yourself

Shelter.
Tarp/basha
Sleeping bag and roll mat
Bivvy bag
Paracord and tent pegs

Fire.
Fire steel
Lighter and inner tube
Cotton woll balls/tampons/Birch bark
Matches

Food and water.
Water bottle and metal mug
Stove if no fire (gas/meths/hobo/hexi ect.)
Zebra billy can or 1 person cook kit
Scourer, Ti spork, Pot grip and tea towel
Food, water and coffee

Navagation and signalling.
Map and compass
Torch with spare batteries
Whistle and signal mirror

Tools.
Knife
Saw
Sharpening stone
Optional- Sharpening stone, hatchet, multi tool or small folder

Other.
Hygiene kit (toilet roll, trowel, toothbrush, toothpaste, soap and hand sanitiser)
First aid kit
Duck tape
Bandanna
Repair kit (thread and needles)
Tissues

Clothing and spare clothes (hat, gloves, socks and spare fleece)

 

[ex-member Raikey]

spoon? or spoon knife

 

[beenn]

There is a knife, fork and spoon set under food and water

 

[skaus84]

Tent pegs and a map cover?

 

[beenn]

I only use tent pegs for the hobo stove.. but a map cover could be nice in bad weather, Thanks

 

[born2roam]

Personally I would loose the trowel (make/use a 'digging' stick)
After getting comfy (knowing which leaves/moss to use) I would forsake the bogroll too
For a one nighter forget the soap and MAYBE some handsanitiser
Plate, Billly can, frying pan and metal mug seems a bit of an overkill depending on your cooking style
FKS: Personally I would just use the spoon

Add mobile phone for emergencies and cameras for memories ;-)

Good starting list anyway!

Grtz Johan