These Tricks Saved Me From Camp Misery
Years ago, I had reached a point where camping seemed more like punishment than recreation. I was cold by the river at night, and my sweat soaked clothing stuck to my body during the day. Mosquitoes tortured me despite wearing repellents, and my inflatable mattress wouldn't stop losing air. All of these things led me to research more comfortable and practical choices. My trips to the woods are more blissful now, and my love for camping has been restored. If you enjoy this article, please use the comment section to tell me about some of the special camping items you can't live without!
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1. This amazing shade cloth keeps my tent cool on the hottest days
If you've never heard of aluminet shade cloth, now is the time to get acquainted! This magical reflective fabric can be draped right over your tent to reflect 80% of the sun's light and heat away from you and back out into the universe. It comes in a variety of sizes for large and small structures and includes a nice bungee system to secure the covering in place. It's also great for covering plants, pet cages and vehicles. Greenhouse owners attest that this fabric takes temperatures down by 20 degrees!
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2. This battery operated fan generates strong breezes in my tent
I have a growing collection of battery operated cooling fans, but the adjustable base sets this one apart from the rest. I like to position one fan at each end of my tent to create a cross directional breeze. When relaxing outside the tent, I set this fan on the ground near my camp chair and tilt the head upward to create a breeze that sweeps over my entire body. In addition to cooling me down, the breeze helps blow mosquitoes away! For more mosquito control tricks, visit my page on campsite pest control.
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3. Peppermint oil cools my skin, kills germs and repels mosquitoes
For a frigid blast that transports you to a whole new realm of comfort and freshness, mist your skin with peppermint oil and sit near the fan! Be sure to do this outside the tent, as the peppermint fumes will quickly become overpowering within a confined space. I like to make my own personal cooling spray by adding a few tablespoons of peppermint oil to a spray bottle filled with witch hazel. This not only repels insects; it kills germs on the skin organically. A nice spray bath helps me to feel 100% clean, even when I have no access to running water. Warning: Do not spray peppermint oil near your eyes or genitals. It will continue to burn and burn. Plain old witch hazel makes a wonderful spray for cleansing sensitive areas. It also has gentle antiseptic properties to sterilize wounds.
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4. This mosquito jacket gives me 100% protection on the water!
Gone are the days when I doused myself in unhealthy chemicals before hitting the river. This bug net jacket protects me better than any questionable chemical concoction on the market. I love that I can use the attached hood when I need it and let it drape down my back when I don't. Tip: These suits run incredibly large. Get a jacket that's two sizes smaller than the size you might expect to wear. I had to send my first jacket back because it was way too large!
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5. These two organic products kill fleas and ticks around your yard or campsite!
Most flea and tick products are just repellents, but these organic cedar products actually KILL and leave behind a fresh cedar scent that repels insects from treated territory. The granules can be used to cover an entire yard or campsite! The spray can be used to treat the grass around your favorite camp chair or saturate the ground beneath your tent. The spray can be used as a mosquito repellent on human skin and a flea/tick killing treatment for dogs. TIP: Spray your dogs before letting them lay around the grass!
6. This premium folding mattress doesn't lose air or absorb a chill from the ground
Even if you buy the best air mattress on the market, it will leak at some point, perhaps even when it's new! For a luxurious sleep experience that feels just like home, go for a quality tri folding foam mattress. This Milliard mattress is more dense and comfortable than any folding mattress promoted for camping. It doesn't flatten or lose its shape, even if you use it on a nightly basis. My first Milliard folding mattress was a Twin, but it took up way too much room in the back of my vehicle. I had initially worried about moving down to a 25" by 75" single mattress because the single bed is only 4" thick. It turns out that I'm just as comfortable on the smaller mattress!
Twin Folding Mattress - 78" x 38" x 6 inches thick
(When folded it measures 38in.x26in.x18in.) |
Single Folding Mattress - 75" x 25" x 4" thick
(When folded it measures 25in.x25in.x12in.) |
7. This four-season sleeping bag is rated for zero degree weather
8. This locking camp chair never sags or tips because it's rated for 400 pounds
Camp chairs are known for saggy seats and the tendency to tip or wobble. With heavy duty steel construction, this camping chair locks into place and supports up to 400 pounds. Even if you weigh far less, a chair's maximum capacity indicates how long it will last and how well it will withstand abuse from relatives who like to plop into chairs.
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9. This sturdy cookware storage table has telescoping legs to save my aching back.
Where has this beautiful system been all my life? I used to stuff all of my cookware into a gym bag that was awkward to pack and carry. I was constantly bending to the ground to look for specific items, which put a lot of stress on my back. Now, I keep all of my camping cookware in my storage table year round. Sturdy handles on either side of the unit help me transport my entire camp kitchen easily. I keep the roll top locked into place so that I can use the roll top storage compartment for longer cooking utensils. To build an instant kitchen, I simply lift the unit from my car and pull out the telescoping legs! This organizer would also make a great dresser and vanity table within a tent.
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10. This camp stove fits my cooking storage table perfectly
Don't make the mistake of ordering a Camp Chef propane stove just because you have a Camp Chef storage table. My Camp Chef Rainer series stove is too heavy for my taste, and it doesn't fit well into the Sherpa organizer pictured above. My trusty Coleman is light and compact. You can push it into the space below the bags on the bottom level. (Does anyone want to buy a brand new Camp Chef stove at half price?)
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11. This charcoal grill is far more compact and portable than my old kettle grill
The Weber "Go Anywhere" grill features a compact square design that's much easier to pack than dome style grills. The metal stand folds beneath the unit for easy transport, and I can still fry six hamburgers at a time. I prefer the charcoal model, but Weber also makes a compact propane model that looks just like this one.
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12. My new carbon steel griddle is much lighter than the old cast iron beast
Introducing a much easier way to make eggs, pancakes and bacon for everyone! This 10 by 16 inch carbon steel griddle fits perfectly over my Weber "Go Anywhere" grill, filling it out from corner to corner. I can fry six pieces of french toast at once or cook up a whole package of bacon. It cleans easily with plain water and a nylon scrub sponge. It won't rust as easily as cast iron, but you should keep it dry nonetheless. I don't bother to season this pan in the oven like I would season cast iron, but I do add oil or butter before cooking eggs and pancakes. Treat it well and it should last a lifetime!
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13. My new nonstick frying pan has a folding handle
This lightweight grill pan with folding handle is a must. It fits perfectly into a single camp chef organizer compartment and leaves plenty of room to spare. I'm so glad my days of carrying heavy cast iron are over! Several years ago, there was a big move to cast iron when the PFOAs in Teflon pans were reported to release carcinogens into food. Luckily, many of today's nonstick pans are PFOA free. I'm back to using the light, convenient stuff on my camp stove. I love that I can wash nonstick pans with dish soap and never worry about them rusting. I generally use a spray bottle with water to mist the pan then wipe it down with a paper towel.
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14. My new cooler doesn't break my back
My shed has become a resting place where inadequate coolers go to die. This Coleman is my favorite for many reasons.
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15. This simple generator can run a sleep apnea machine all night!
We originally purchased a Suaoki generator for my husband's sleep apnea machine, but we quickly found that it didn't last the entire night and wasn't powerful enough to run other electronic devices at the same time. Most indoor generators are rated at 250 watts, but the generator pictured at left boasts a whopping 500 watt capacity. I can run just about any item I like from curling irons to blow dryers to electric blankets to cooling fans.
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16. My wilderness toilet is a folding handicapped commode
If squatting over a bucket isn't your idea of a comfortable bathroom experience, you'll love this extra durable handicapped toilet that's rated for 650 pounds. Even if you don't intend to put that much weight on it, a higher weight rating translates to greater durability over time, especially if you have a large family with multiple users and abusers! Older campers with sore knees will appreciate the opportunity to sit comfortably with no worries about tipping. Use this toilet with the included commode bucket or place the toilet over a hole in the ground. Hot Tip: Instead of purchasing expensive bucket liners, scoop kitty liter into trash bags and use them to line the commode bucket. Features: 1.) Large and durable 14 x 17 inch deep seat with lid. 2.) Padded armrests 3.) 12-qt. commode bucket with carry handle, cover and splash shield. 4.) Measures 33 1/2" w. at the base. 5) Assembles in 3 easy steps with no tools.
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17. Kitty liter is great for filling commode bags, and this brand controls odors like no other
I first learned about this blockbuster oranic product in an editor's choice review published by USA Today. The deal is that it controls odor better than chemicals without the negative health effects. I thought, "WOW. This will save me tons of money versus buying special commode liners with harmful chemical clumping agents." This clay cat litter is uniquely formulated combining heavy non tracking granules with medium grain. The result is an excellent clumping litter that prevents moisture from reaching the bottom of the litter box, while providing a clump that will not break apart. SOME TIPS: If you prefer not to use waste bags with your camp commode, you can scoop kitty litter over your waste each time you eliminate. This will prevent odors from attracting bugs. At the end of your trip, simply fill the hole with dirt to hide your mess. No harm done. It's all biodegradable!
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18. This waterproof head lamp gives me perfect night vision
If your vehicle breaks down and you're forced to walk to the nearest gas station, you'll be happy to have a waterproof head lamp to light your way. To find the best head lamp, a research lab tested more than 100 models before subjecting the best 27 to a gauntlet of side-by-side tests. Each product was lab-tested and field-tested. Industrial light meters were used to measure brightness. An automated "light coffin" with a data-logging light meter was used to measure battery life. This head lamp was one of the three top performing lamps, second only to an insanely expensive model. At $36, I knew I couldn't pass this deal by.
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19. This rolling vacation bag converts to a backpack
This is the best vacation bag I've ever owned! My husband is jealous that I can roll my backpack while he must carry his at all times. Here's the complete review I contributed on Amazon:
This is the PERFECT camping vacation bag because you can carry it on your back when you need to and roll it down the trail when you get tired. At 27.5 inches long, it's much taller than most backpacks, which is great for those who like to pack a whole lot of stuff! If you're into overnight hiking, you can easily fit a Coleman 4-person Sundome tent box in this bag along with a WellaX sleep pad and lightweight sleeping bag. I love that the interior is one large compartment so that my clothing won't wrinkle. There's another large compartment underneath the hood, adding a perfect place to stash socks, underwear and toiletries. On the downside, this backpack doesn't have advanced back support pads or a lumbar belt for even weight distribution. In other words, it's not the best choice for long hiking excursions through the wilderness. It's more for the car camper who likes to take short overnight hikes away from base camp. I won't deduct a star for the lack of lumbar support straps because I don't think this backpack is meant to be a long distance hiking bag in the first place. I have a large collection of backpacks--some for hiking, some for vacationing and some for boating. This is my favorite for hotel vacationing, car camping, car travel, city exploring and short overnight hiking trips. I love that the bag stands up straight without tipping. Most long backpacks fall right over, leaving you to bend to the ground to look for stuff. The fabric is a thick, water resistant type of nylon, but this backpack is not totally waterproof for boating. I've used it in the rain with no issues, but I wouldn't drop it into the lake. |
20. My new shelter gave me a whole new respect for popup tents
I had always believed that popup tents could never be as sturdy or waterproof as traditional tents erected with fiberglass poles, but the Gazelle is different. The moment you touch the quality fabric and handle the sturdy zippers, you'll know it's heads and tails above those cheap backyard tents parents buy for their kids to play. This is a genuine family tent with plenty of space for multiple beds and ample head room for tall men to stand up straight. I'm used to sleeping in the finest tents available. For annual camping excursions with the family, I carry a four-season Alaskan Guide Model tent from Cabela's. It's a wonderful shelter for extended stays in the wilderness, but that $500 monster takes up a whole lot of room in my SUV, and it takes forever to set up. What a way to suck the joy out of family adventures! When I camp solo, the last thing I want to do is struggle to erect a tent without a partner to help me on the other end. I appreciate having a nice portable shelter that lifts into place quickly. My first week out, it kept me bone dry through two rainstorms. Near the end of my trip, I decided to go over the seams with a rubberized adhesive made for tent and boat repair. This should be done for every tent, no matter how cheap or expensive. Camping without seam reinforcement is a bit like driving without insurance. It only makes sense to protect your investment. I'm so glad I took a gamble on the Gazelle. I was initially shocked by the $250 price tag, but in the end, I'd rather buy a quality product that lasts than replace a substandard product year after year.
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A giant roof top cargo bag helps me carry all this stuff!
44 x 34 x 17 inches
I considered buying a small cargo trailer for my camping gear, but when I learned that it would cost $350 to install a trailer hitch and an additional $150 for a small cargo basket on wheels, I decided to go with a roof top storage system instead. This $50 cargo bag is completely waterproof and quite reliable. I'm so glad I didn't spend more!
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Emergency Survival Items I Never Leave Home Without
This water filter removes 99.9% of all bacteria from any questionable water source
An advanced water filter is CRUCIAL if you enjoy trips to remote places without access to clean water. The Sawyer Water Filtration system is the most powerful travel filter on the market. It removes 99.99999% of all bacteria, including salmonella, cholera, and E.coli. It also removes 99.9999% of all protozoa like giardia and cryptosporidium. You'll never waste money on cartridges because this single filter can purify up to 100,000 gallons. A simple flush with the included syringe will keep it clean. The kit pictured here comes with three BPA-free collapsible pouches (16-, 32-, and 64-ounce) that roll up tightly for easy packing. The squeeze bottle design is much more efficient than the tiny backpacking models that can only filter one small pouch at a time.
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These windproof, waterproof matches will never fail you
This fire starter is easier to use than most
Survivalism is all about carrying backup supplies that will always work when traditional supplies run out. This fire starter is far less annoying than most. I love the thumb shaped handle that enhances my grip as I strike. My last fire starter had a thin metal scraper that dug into my thumb and forefinger. Good thing I was only practicing! In times of true emergency, the last thing I need is a new cut or callus that could prevent me from chopping wood or skinning fish.
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A good raincoat can be your best friend
Don't get caught without a decent rain coat that's thick enough to provide adequate storm protection, roomy enough to fit over a thermal sweatshirt and long enough to cover your hips.
These waterproof boot covers can be folded for easy storage
When we let our feet get cold and wet, our body temperatures can quickly plummet to dangerous levels, especially in the fall. Even if you're a summer camper, it's nice to know that you can protect your expensive sneakers or hiking boots at the first sign of rain. I like to fold these boots into quarters and slip them into the back zipper compartment of my backpack. That way, I have quick access when I need them.
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This knife meets all of my criteria for an excellent survival knife
As a knife enthusiast, I was stunned to find all of my favorite features at a price point of only $10.95! Several months later, I went back to purchase a second Tac-force knife, and the price had gone up to $25. It's still a great deal.
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This tactical hammer has 18 pullout tools!
I found this gem in the "As Seen on TV" aisle in Walmart. I had planned to store this nifty survival tool in my backpack with my other emergency supplies, but I kept taking it out for various reasons! My husband carries a Swiss Army knife, but he's more likely to go looking for my pullout tools than his own.
Included Tools: Axe, hammer, flat rip pliers, pipe grip pliers, wire cutter, straight knife, bottle opener, chisel, wrench (6mm, 7mm, 8mm, 10mm), serrated blade, small flathead screwdriver, nail file, saw blade, fish hook remover, Phillips screwdriver. |
This premium quality hatchet is forged in once piece
Do yourself a favor. Don't buy cheap hatchets with heads that can pop off. This premium quality hatchet is forged in one piece. At $34, it's a steal. I started my survival collection with a hatchet from my local hardware store. It was decent, but for an extra $10, I was able to order one of the most durable striking tools on the market today. The curved handle allows me to strike with more force, and the head feels far more secure.
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This durable sleep sack operates like a Mylar blanket and fits into the palm of your hand
It can be difficult to sleep with your body wrapped in a crunchy Mylar bag. This metalized cloth sleeping bag is unique because the inner material reflects up to 90% of your body heat back to you, adding additional warmth to sleeping bags. The hard-wearing thermal fabric resists rips and tears. That's much more cost effective than buying a bunch of disposable Mylar blankets!
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This emergency tube tent is more durable than most
Most emergency shelters are flimsy, single-use items. This tear-resistant, extra-thick HeatFlex Mylar is stronger and more flexible than ordinary Mylar. With 425-lb strength paracord & reinforced tape seams, this is a truly reusable survival tent built to withstand harsh weather conditions. I love that it comes with a convenient carry bag that I can hang outside my backpack. If you're assaulted by unseasonably cold weather conditions, you can set this tent up INSIDE of your regular tent!
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This compact sleep pad is the best for backpacking and emergency survival
When there's just no room to carry a foam mattress or an air bed with a pump, a lightweight sleeping pad is crucial. This one is considered to be the cream of the crop among serious backpackers. Not only is it thicker and more supportive than other compact sleep systems; it inflates with a very limited number of breaths.
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This tiny emergency cooking stove runs on leaves and twigs
I love the fact this this tiny stove can run on twigs, dried leaves, wood scraps and pine cones. The thought of carrying an emergency stove that requires alcohol or propane makes me a little nervous. First, I don't have room for propane cans or extra alcohol bottles when I'm backpacking. Even if I did, what if an unforeseen emergency forced me to stay on the trail longer than expected? I'd be stuck in the wilderness without cooking fuel. No thanks!
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This tiny cookware nesting set is made of light but durable stainless steel
This paracord features three types of life saving survival strands
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This waterproof repair tape is absolutely the strongest for tents and boats
I was sold on this brand of waterproof repair tape when I saw a video made by an ordinary guy who tested seven popular brands of waterproof tape in his garage, subjecting each to trials for weight resistance, water pressure and temperature stability. If tent and boat repair are important to you, I highly recommend watching the following video before spending money on a substandard product.
Check out the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aRXpfgik9XA |
A basic first aid kit is a good start
Food grade activated charcoal can save you from food or chemical poisoning
Beware of charcoal products that aren't labeled with clear instructions for first aid. This bag has clear instructions for first aid, tooth whitening, skin purifying and more. I like to transfer my charcoal to small screw-top jars that can be stashed in first aid kits, backpacks and boating bags.
Grapefruit seed extract is a powerful antibiotic for ear infections and flu bugs
Grapefruit seed extract is prized as an emergency water purifying agent, but it can also be used to fight food poisoning, diarrhea and ear infections. All over the world, GSE is used for killing salmonella, E.Coli, staph, strep, parasites, viruses and fungi (including Candida). Health enthusiasts use grapefruit seed extract as a daily supplement to kill disease causing microbes. Print this guide to learn how to use GSE for various ailments
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Clotting powder can stop you from bleeding to death
The choice is yours. Spend $10 on a bona fide Israeli bandage impregnated with kaolin clay or buy a whole pound of kaolin clay for $10. Simply store the clay in a clean salt shaker and sprinkle it onto wounds before applying direct pressure with a cotton pad or clean cloth. Note: Kaolin clay is normally used for facials and body purification. It's valued by salons around the world for its ability to pull toxins from skin. Since the clay has a shelf life of three years, you can use your leftover supplies for facials.
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Maxi pads make great bandages for severe traumatic wounds
The gauze pads in your first aid kit won't be adequate to dress severe traumatic wounds. For superior blood absorption, improvise with Maxi pads, diapers, pregnancy pads, clean t-shirts, pillow cases or sheets. Tip: Many dollar stores sell children's t-shirts! Bring them home, wash them in bleach and store them in gallon sized zip locking bags. Pray that you'll never need to use them.
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Duct tape is more valuable than medical tape
Even if you buy proper medical tape to replace the cheap stuff included in your first aid kit, chances are it won't be strong enough to hold Maxi pads to gaping wounds. In a true traumatic emergency, duct tape won't fail you. Avoid using super strong tapes like Gorilla and T-Rex brands. The extra strong adhesives may irritate skin.
Eight Genius First Aid Uses for Duct Tape: https://www.rd.com/health/conditions/duct-tape-first-aid/ |
Always carry a universal splint roll
Flexible ice packs are far superior to rigid packs
Don't get stuck holding a hard plastic ice pack on top of an injured knee, elbow or ankle. Flexible ice packs are made to hug joints and curves. Drape this ice pack over ankles, shins, knees, thighs, wrists, arms and collar bones. In many cases, you won't have to sit and hold the ice pack in place because it drapes nicely all by itself.
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A trigger sprayer filled with witch hazel will flush dirt and debris from wounds
When there's no access to running water to wash wounds properly, a powerful trigger sprayer will help blast dirt away from cuts and scrapes more effectively than alcohol pads. I like to fill stainless steel spray bottles with witch hazel. I stress stainless steel because plastic spray bottles left in the sun can leech chemicals like BPA into whatever solution is stored within the bottle.
Note that peroxide has fallen out of favor because it kills healthy cells that promote healing. Wound cleaners such as witch hazel and saline solution are the new standard. That doesn't mean you shouldn't keep peroxide in your first aid kit. A cheap backup solution is better than nothing at all. Camping wounds are bound to be more dirty than cuts and scrapes that occur at home. Leaving them unattended is not an option. |
Strong fabric bandages are best for wilderness wound care
Those cheap bandages included in your first aid kit won't stick very well in outdoor situations where constant sweating is a factor. You can buy a box of ten large super adhesive cloth bandages for about $6.00 at your local store, but I prefer to go online and get 50 super adhesive bandages for about $7.00. This ensures that I have plenty of supplies for our main first aid kit, our boating bag and both of our survival backpacks.
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Manuka honey works like Neosporin and has many added benefits
Just one jar of Manuka honey can replace many items in your first aid kit, including cough syrup, antibiotic ointment, acne medication and sunburn gel. The medicinal effects of honey are now widely recognized by the mainstream medical community. Manuka honey is proven to be several times stronger than regular honey, but you must evaluate the K factor and choose a premium organic brand. Wedderspoon brand has a K Factor of 16!
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A fully stocked waterproof pill case is a must
TRADITIONAL PILLS
ORGANIC ALTERNATIVES
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Always carry a high quality protein source that doesn't need refrigeration
If you encounter an emergency while hiking away from base camp, rest assured that a perfectly good meal is still within reach. To give you an idea of how long this product will remain fresh, I ordered a case of these packs on April 24, 2019. Expiration dates on the package indicate that the packs will remain fresh until April of 2020. If you desire a longer shelf life, look into Sweet Sue brand chicken chunks. The Sweet Sue packs can be stored for two years. As for taste, I find the Valley Fresh brand to be more flavorful than Sweet Sue, but that's probably because it contains a lot more sodium. I'm guessing that the "natural" brand adds more sodium to make up for the lack of chemical preservatives.
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Include a shelf stable carbohydrate source. I like tortillas!
Most tortilla brands expire within weeks, but Old El Paso tortillas are generally labeled to last for six to eight months. Best of all, they're so thin that you can slip them into just about any type of bag. In a true survival emergency, a person could survive on just one or two tortillas a day. Tortillas can be filled with chicken, tuna beef or fresh fish cooked over an open fire. Whether you're cooking food from the cooler or catching dinner from the lake, you simply can't lose!
Hot Tip: For tasty chicken tortillas on the run, bring a sandwich bag stuffed with hot or mild sauce packets. Taco Bell says their hot sauce packages are best when used within 120 days, but I've personally enjoyed them up to six months after storing them with my camp supplies. |
A simple box of protein bars can keep you alive for weeks
In a perfect world, a man of average weight should eat about 56 grams of protein per day. A woman of average weight should eat about 46 grams of protein. In times of emergency, 20 grams per day is enough to keep most humans alive and functioning. Provided you're able to ration supplies, a pack of 18 protein bars could sustain one adult for 18 days. No wonder so many hikers stuff these lifesaving bars into their backpacks! Each bar is a powerhouse of protein, carbohydrates and vitamins. Side Note: In desperate times, overweight individuals can survive on their own body fat stores, but B1 vitamins are needed to help metabolize that fat. Otherwise, the body will begin to burn muscle. For this reason, it's always a good idea to keep B1 vitamins in your emergency pill case!
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Some Advice About Backpacking Tents
A good backpacking/survival tent doesn't have to be expensive
Watch out for blogs devoted to discussing backpacking tents! In this confusing game of endless reviews and conflicting opinions, shoppers are encouraged to spend between $300 and $1,000 just to save a few pounds of weight. Remember that backpacking tents are designed with lighter fabric in the first place. They're not supposed to be as durable as a good four season tent. Unless you're a hard core backpacking enthusiast who needs special equipment for extended trips in bad weather, this $50 Trekker tent will serve you well. I carry this tent for emergency backup on the trail, but I often end up using it as a side tent for friends and relatives who meet us for outings on the river. So far, it has kept our guests bone dry.
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A wintertime emergency tent system is a whole different matter
This adaptable cocoon fits inside of any tent to give instant insulation. The Cocoon is the best insulation technology on the market, ensuring protection and comfort.The patented material keeps you warm in winter and cool in summer.This luxury glamping setup is essentially 4 tents sleeping spaces all in one! It includes 1 Crua Core PLUS 3 Crua Duos PLUS 3 Crua Cocoons.
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