With every big trip is a good amount of planning and foresight on what to do, where to go, and all other logistics. Still, it's always good to have a checklist of the area before you head that you forget nothing. Here's our list:
1 Backpack
a. Verify that the package securely fastened to the frame. If there are any defective parts, get set first in the field.
b. Bring a small repair kitBox for the package. (This should twine, tape, duck, and some include additional terminal pins).
2 Sleeping Gear
A. Sleeping bag: Check your bag to ensure that no holes. That he is safe from a container and a further Trashbag, protected from water, especially if covered by a river or creek.
b. Air mattress or cot: Make sure you do not have holes and are in order. (It always helps to bring some 'duck tape on each patchHoles).
3 Tent
a. Make sure you have all the parts of the tent.
b. Make sure the holes in the tent.
c. Determine if additional padding should be taken into account for weather conditions.
4 Knife
a. Make sure the knife has a sharp blade and locking properly.
b. It also pays to have two knives. It should be a multi-function knife like a Swiss boxcutter and the other should be astrong single blade. Both are useful in the field.
5 On the Axe
a. Verify that the dark hand is strong and has a budget that corresponds tightly closed. Bring a thick towel on the field. This can be used as a shell replacement, if the shell collapses.
b. In practice, full size hatchet is usually unnecessary. However, if you are building extensions or other structures of the great sleeping schedule, this will be the best way togo.
6 Clothes (The actual amount should be set for the duration of the camping trip)
a. Long Sleeve T-shirt. There should be a durable fabric that can breathe quite easily.
b. A long-sleeved pants. This should also be of a durable material that has plans to go into the bush. These pants should extend to the bottom of the boots.
c. Additional layers, such as thermal underwear or should be used when appropriate.
Underwear and d.T-shirts.
E. Sleeping gear: In summer, a pair of shorts and a t-shirt will be fine, but in winter pajamas will be better.
Socks f. If two types a key which is an insulator and then to cover socks.
The g: Basically you want a hat that can get caught up the brush and give some sun protection remains face. A baseball cap is his work during the summer in order, even if a wool cap would work better in the falland winter.
h. poncho or waterproof jacket: This can also serve as extra padding for your sleeping space or as a cover for the fire to double.
i. Belt: If a durable belt is in perfect condition.
7 Shoes:
a. shoes. Bring a couple that are durable waterproof rubber sole and a good intact.
b. Running shoes. Bring a pair of durable, easy to slip on the toilet during the night to use or wearCamp.
c. Pair of laces. Bring a pair of shoe laces.
Table 8:
a. Should be able to keep at least 2 liters of water and two have to throw a shoulder strap or clipped to a belt clip.
9 Compass, GPS and map:
a. Make sure both items are in order.
b. If GPS, extra batteries must be recharged, or to plan accordingly to take account of this.
c.Map, the latest version is available can and should accurately show the changes in the topography.
i. Make sure you understand how to read the card in front of the box.
ii. Know where the nearest hospital is on the map.
iii. Previously defined boundaries in your camp, you know when you will be lost. An electricity or roads can work very effectively as a boundary point.
10 First aid kit:
a. If bandages are BandaAIDS and medical adhesive tape.
11 torch and lantern:
a. In essence, they need only two light sources.
i. A small flashlight to try to be able, through the park in the dark.
ii. A large flashlight that can be used to walk at night.
b. A lantern for the field will be used if necessary.
12 Other articles:
a. handkerchiefs or bandannas. These can be used as bandages or slings doubled.
b. Bug spray and a flyswatter. TheFlyswatter can come in handy in camp like flies of cooked foods and fat are tightened.
c. Sunscreen.
d. binoculars.
E. Strike Wherever Matches in a waterproof case. There is still a good idea to include a box to strike and can be divided into two sections on games, so the likelihood of damage to water and to avoid losing all your games.
Kitchen 13: the quantity and delivery will be needed. Here are the essentialArticles:
pan a.
b. Large pot
c. Plate and bowl
d. fork and spoon
e. Small pot with boiling water, tea, coffee, etc.
f. A Scout will cover all the basic cookware these elements with the exception of the large pot.
Food 14:
a. Cooling: Will grocery store and stay cool. The type and amount of cooling of the ice depends on your cooking needs.
b. Water. Although always water-waterSource is a good idea to put a bit 'of water at your fingertips.
i. Determine if the water purification tablets are needed.
c. Pitcher of water. This can be used to house the water at the campsite. It can be propped against a tree trunk or attached to a tree with a rope.
d. concerns the weight of food. When choosing foods to take account of their weight in the selection of supplies. If weight is an issue, try to choose foods that have already taken the water from it, such as dried fruit, drinksPowder, canned food.
e. garbage bags. These will be used for the protection of waste and rain.
15 Repair Kit: This should include rope, duck tape and a needle and thread.
Toiletries 16:
a. washcloth
b. Toilet paper
c. Baby wipes: can be used to clean hands and face.
17 Mobile:
a. Connect what will be a great area for the area used when an emergency call may be needed is.
This list is completedesign. With experience, such as tents, you can add or subtract from this list. However, it is a good idea, regardless of your experience, all new devices tested. In fact, it's a good idea, even older equipment to ensure it is still ok. That said, if the above list to bring in really good shape for camping accessories.
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