After hang around here awhile, and since I was cleaning/straighting out the truck, thought I would open and check out the Belt BOB.
I always carry it in the truck, use to carry on my belt when hunting.
Most of the hunting stuff (emergency kit) now in fanny pack or pockets.
I always hated moving stuff from one coat/bibs to another, so now most every one of the coats have redundant basics.

Deer (bow/gun/hot/cold)
Duck
Turkey
Up-land

Matches
lighter
fire-flint kit
1 aid
folding knife/sheath knife
mini binocs
compass
25 ft cord
insect repellent
Carmex -lip balm,(either end)/ fire starter
(and what ever that trip requires) Ammo. water snacks walki/talkies

Any way, this kit is belt worn/truck carried and has evolved over 25-30 years. Started just as a plastic 2 piece cigarette box (waterproof) , now is a little bigger.
Fits in Mil. First aid pouch.

From bottom left:
1-Coghlars-Pack II 1st aid kit.
2-sticks gum
1-instant coffee
1-small plastic box (from ear plugs) w/fishing line/hooks/sinkers/corks) also 4 aspirins.
1-small bottle of water purification tabs (sealed with wax)
1-roller paper/wax fire starter
1-candle end
1-box matches
1-small metal match (flint and steel)
1-lighter

Next row: from left
1-compass
1-Swiss Army knife
1-led flashlight
1-plastic cig box)
1-p-38 can opener
1-razor blade
1-folded up piece of alum. foil
1-box/50 rds .22 ammo
4-quarters
1-plastic spoon
1-sewing kit (from hotel)
1-emergency blanket
1-mirror
25ft-nylon strapping
1-Military issue First Aid pouch
1-Zip-Loc bag

Another Bump...d@mn, we have some smart folks here !!

Semper Veritas

The nylon strapping AKA "mule tape" or "bull line" is used by phone/cable companies.
They use it once and pitch it. Ask them if you could have it, unless it was used to pull too big a cable it should be all right to use.
Some installers just get it dusty and throw away.
Works great for jug lines.

Holy carp.....Finally got a comment after 2 years, Wow.