A stove. Jeez, do you bring the TV too?
Here is my pack for 4 days on the trail:
Framed Allison pack.
Rolled into a bedroll that is 4 foot long so that it wraps around the top of the pack:
2 ea - 8x12 plastic ripstop tarp.
20x20 6 mil poly, clear.
Quilt or wool blanket.
Cotton sheet.
Tied off to the pack:
Camp shoes (Topsiders).
Machete.
Flashlight.
(Possible 2 gallons of canteen capacity, if needed)
On the pack shoulder straps:
2 small pouches, one with my compass, one with a lighter and a pocketknife.
In the Pockets:
2 plastic canteens, both with tin cups.
Lid pocket holds ziplocked toilet paper and parachute cord, as well as my tin eating dish.
The four outside pockets hold:
WII messkit, that includes salt, pepper, tinfoil, washcolth, tabasaco, trashbags, and hobo-silverware.
Survival pocket that contains a firstaid kit, tinned oysters, a knife, compass, water tablets, penlight, and candles, along with a couple of thermal blankets and an extra pair of glasses. I have a roll of 2# leader material along with a few flies and some plain hooks in there as well.
Toiletries pocket, with toothpaste, toothbrush, deoderant, shampoo, and rolaids.
The final pocket is for easy access stuff, like extra cigs, suntan lotion, etc.
Inside the pack:
6 pair socks.
6 underwear underwear.
4 shirts.
1 heavy long sleeve shirt.
1 short pants, 1 long.
2 towels.
2 bottles of Jagermiester
4-6 MRE's broken out of the packaging.
20 candles, at least.
Flashlight.
In addition, we divide up our "fresh" food and carry it in or on the pack. Usually loads out at 50# or so, so it isn't too bad, although it can go to 80 if we can't get water.
