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Anvil + shoeing toolsBattery for my pickupAnchor for my boatCast iron stove1,000 rounds extra ammoBowling ballChainsaw (usually the MS880 with the 59" bar)Maul + wedgesDefibrillator kit + first aid I carry iodine pills rather than a filter to keep things lightor sometimes (besides first aid kit):HeadlampFirestarter+lighterGPS/Compass/MapParachute cordSpace blanketGarbage bagKnife (in addition to a pocket knife that's in my pocket)Water purifier pillsPaper towelsCell phoneCameraAnd then the normal stuff which changes depending on circumstances: gloves, stocking hat, rain gear, extra clothes, spotting scope, tripod
This is always in my pack. Cottonelle wipes.
This is always in my pack. Cottonelle wipes. I don't know about you boy's, but about three hours after 2 huge breakfast plates full of hash, eggs, bacon ends, and 3 or 4 cups good stiff black coffee, my system is due for a royal flushing. You can buy travlers pacs of cottonelles to throw in your fanny pack. Nothin' worse than havin' a sore monkey butt the rest of the day. Believe me, you use cottonelles and you'll never go back to packin' along standard TP! I put it up there right beside havin' my first aid kit, and extra flashlight batteries in importance. Nothin' worse than huntin' with a sore arse!! :tup:Bull
Anvil + shoeing toolsBattery for my pickupAnchor for my boatCast iron stove1,000 rounds extra ammoBowling ballChainsaw (usually the MS880 with the 59" bar)Maul + wedgesDefibrillator kit + first aid I carry iodine pills rather than a filter to keep things light
MapGPS/radio - Garmin Rino that always scans channel 9-11 in addition to our designated channelCompass -mine has a mirror, Silva RangerCell Phone (sometimes)Folding sawKnifeLarge heavy duty Orange garbage bagSTwo different fire starters plus a small piece of pitch wood and a candlerain gear (depending on weather)spare ammosurveyors tapeparacord (at least 50ft)camel back first aid supplies (including Mole Skin and flask of Laphroaig for a true emergency. lens cleaner penassorted paperwork to be legal small game bagFood (sanwhiches, cliff bars, and trail mix)TP for the call of nature
A can opener? Please don't tell me you are packing food in cans?
Hey i dont mind packing in a few canned goods. Nice sardines, kippers, some smoked oysters, hell yeah. A couple cans of nalleys chili and some fritos fills the bill. I will take a dozen eggs in as well so the bacon and pancakes dont get lonely. Doing a 3-4 day trip back in this year and also plan on taking in some IPA and a 3lt bag of red. Gotta have some sauce for the trouts will be slaying. Im not gonna survive on MH and mres, blech!
Costco has 200 lumen flashlights, pack of 3, for 15 bucks. small and compact. super bright. got them yesterday in east vancouver costco.
Quote from: windygorge on May 28, 2012, 07:14:25 AMCostco has 200 lumen flashlights, pack of 3, for 15 bucks. small and compact. super bright. got them yesterday in east vancouver costco.LED type?
Thats what im talkin about. Goood friends good.food good times. You are coming out alot lighter. I dont mind humpin 50lbs of good food and drink back into a base camp. Split between 2/3 others you can live high on the hog. Im not a marathon thru hiker. Set up nice little base camp and fish and hunt out of there.
CompassSpace blanketWater purificationHeadlamp/batteriesFirestarter (2 kinds)MatchesLighterKnifeParacordDuct Tape
Quote from: ICEMAN on May 28, 2012, 07:40:55 AMQuote from: windygorge on May 28, 2012, 07:14:25 AMCostco has 200 lumen flashlights, pack of 3, for 15 bucks. small and compact. super bright. got them yesterday in east vancouver costco.LED type?no, they are the diode type. super bright and i was actually expecting to see LED when i picked them up. nope, diode. did not hesitate once i seen that they were. super great deal.