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“My Little Friend”
Heh! Good one Wayne…
we could use that at WBCB, catch the can and win a prize
@wstemple wrote:
Do not get me started with shooting explosives. I happen to shoot fireworks professionally!! Would NOT be a fair fight.
I have a show tomorrow here in Albany and then I have one in Milwaukee on the 4th of July. and to make that even better, someone FINALLY placed a cache in the park where it is at!!!!!
I want that job! Nothin like lighting off KaBOOMS!
Here’s a lengthy list; not all of these things are needed but nice to have on extended camping trips:
Shelter
__Tent
__Ground cloth/tarp
__Axe or hammer
__Mat for tent entrance
__Dust pan/brushBedding
__Sleeping bag
__Sheets/blankets
__Pillow
__Air mattress/sleeping pad/cot/tarp
__Utility bags or sealable plastic containers for storageCooking
__Large water jug & water bucket
__Coolers/ice
__Thermos
__Stove with fuel/propane
__Matches/lighter
__Fire starters/newspaper
__Plates & bowls/paper plates & bowls
__Silverware/plastic silverware
__Paper towels
__Trash bags
__Dish soap
__Cooking oil/Pam spray
__Containers for food storage
__Potholders/oven mitts
__Pots and pans
__Cook utensils – spatula, knife, spoon, tongs, skewers
__Can opener/bottle opener
__Folding table
__Mugs/paper cups
__Cutting board
__Ziplock bags
__Napkins
__Dish pan
__Dish rags/towels
__Scrub pad/brillo
__Seasonings/sugar/condiments
__Potato peelerClothes
__Shoes/boots
__Pants/shorts/belt
__T-shirts/sweatshirt/jacket
__Socks/extra socks
__Hat
__Underwear
__Sleep clothes
__Rain gear
__Swim suit/towel
__Laundry bagPersonal
__Shower shoes/flip flops
__Towels/washcloth
__Soap in plastic case/shampoo
__Tooth brush/tooth paste
__Deodorant
__Comb/brush
__Razor/shaving cream
__Feminine products
__Toilet paper
__Other personal items
__Personal medications – take extraMiscellaneous
__Geocaching supplies/kit
__GPSr/compass
__First aid kit
__Sunscreen/chapstick
__Lantern with with batteries or fuel/mantles
__Extra batteries/bulbs
__Bug repellant/candles
__Whistle
__Camera/battery/film/video
__Books/magazines/eReader
__Maps/directions
__Misc. tools
__Backpack/fanny pack
__Fishing gear/license/bait
__Musical instruments/song books
__Camp chairs
__Sunglasses
__Hammock
__First aid kit
__Tissues
__Saw/axe
__Park map/guidebooks/trail maps
__Flashlight/batteries
__Pocket knife
__Plastic grocery bags
__Binoculars
__Rope/clothes line
__Clothes pins
__Canteen/water bottle/coffee pot
__Bungie cords/straps
__Cards/games/toys
__Duct tape/electrical tape
__Notepad/pen
__Reservations info./confirmation
__Cell phone/charger
__Small shovel
__Safety pins
__Money/ID/credit card/quarters
__Bikes/helmets
__Travel alarm clock
__Work gloves
__Umbrella
__Hand wipes
__Drinks/snacks
__Marshmallows, Graham crackers, Hershey bars (for Smores)
__Small sewing kit
__Hot chocolate/tea bags/coffee
__ScissorsWOW!!! I’m going to need a bigger SUV to carry all of that stuff.
BRB…need to go buy one. :LOL:
@hack1of2 wrote:
Here’s a lengthy list; not all of these things are needed but nice to have on extended camping trips:
Shelter
__Tent
__Ground cloth/tarp
__Axe or hammer
__Mat for tent entrance
__Dust pan/brushBedding
__Sleeping bag
__Sheets/blankets
__Pillow
__Air mattress/sleeping pad/cot/tarp
__Utility bags or sealable plastic containers for storageCooking
__Large water jug & water bucket
__Coolers/ice
__Thermos
__Stove with fuel/propane
__Matches/lighter
__Fire starters/newspaper
__Plates & bowls/paper plates & bowls
__Silverware/plastic silverware
__Paper towels
__Trash bags
__Dish soap
__Cooking oil/Pam spray
__Containers for food storage
__Potholders/oven mitts
__Pots and pans
__Cook utensils – spatula, knife, spoon, tongs, skewers
__Can opener/bottle opener
__Folding table
__Mugs/paper cups
__Cutting board
__Ziplock bags
__Napkins
__Dish pan
__Dish rags/towels
__Scrub pad/brillo
__Seasonings/sugar/condiments
__Potato peelerClothes
__Shoes/boots
__Pants/shorts/belt
__T-shirts/sweatshirt/jacket
__Socks/extra socks
__Hat
__Underwear
__Sleep clothes
__Rain gear
__Swim suit/towel
__Laundry bagPersonal
__Shower shoes/flip flops
__Towels/washcloth
__Soap in plastic case/shampoo
__Tooth brush/tooth paste
__Deodorant
__Comb/brush
__Razor/shaving cream
__Feminine products
__Toilet paper
__Other personal items
__Personal medications – take extraMiscellaneous
__Geocaching supplies/kit
__GPSr/compass
__First aid kit
__Sunscreen/chapstick
__Lantern with with batteries or fuel/mantles
__Extra batteries/bulbs
__Bug repellant/candles
__Whistle
__Camera/battery/film/video
__Books/magazines/eReader
__Maps/directions
__Misc. tools
__Backpack/fanny pack
__Fishing gear/license/bait
__Musical instruments/song books
__Camp chairs
__Sunglasses
__Hammock
__First aid kit
__Tissues
__Saw/axe
__Park map/guidebooks/trail maps
__Flashlight/batteries
__Pocket knife
__Plastic grocery bags
__Binoculars
__Rope/clothes line
__Clothes pins
__Canteen/water bottle/coffee pot
__Bungie cords/straps
__Cards/games/toys
__Duct tape/electrical tape
__Notepad/pen
__Reservations info./confirmation
__Cell phone/charger
__Small shovel
__Safety pins
__Money/ID/credit card/quarters
__Bikes/helmets
__Travel alarm clock
__Work gloves
__Umbrella
__Hand wipes
__Drinks/snacks
__Marshmallows, Graham crackers, Hershey bars (for Smores)
__Small sewing kit
__Hot chocolate/tea bags/coffee
__ScissorsBy the time you are unpacked the campout will be over.
Don’t forget the stove, oven, microwave, and big screen tv! J/K!
To be serious, packing less gear is better. Some items that can be omitted includes: axe/saw – if the wood is too big that you cannot break with your hands, then it’s too big to burn in a personal campsight. Coleman Stove- try using backpack stoves. Soap(s)- get biodegradable soaps- From Sea to Summit makes the best that is out there. Gander Mountain carries them. For food, repackage it before you leave for camp, you will have half the garbage that you would have had normally. One trick that I do for camping is to bring a screen (7′ by 3′) and I put it under my cooking/eating area. That will collect all “micro litter” that slips between the cracks which in turn doesn’t allow for our furry friends to become dependant on human food…
If you want to know more, http://www.lnt.org has a world of knowledge…
@Mister Greenthumb wrote:
By the time you are unpacked the campout will be over.
I can fit all of that in my fanny pack (which wasn’t on the list by the way). 8)
@hack1of2 wrote:
Shelter
__Tent
__Ground cloth/tarp
__Axe or hammer
__Mat for tent entrance
__Dust pan/brushBedding
__Sleeping bag
__Sheets/blankets
__Pillow
…etc…etcOr just camp near hack1of2. They’ll have everything you could need.
@hack1of2 wrote:
@Mister Greenthumb wrote:
By the time you are unpacked the campout will be over.
I can fit all of that in my fanny pack (which wasn’t on the list by the way). 8)
Not knowing whether John or Kim posted this I will refrain from the “must be a big fanny” jokes – just saying.
This be of use to you, and to others under different adventure-planning situations. It is menu driven. It was developed by a Scout Leader……..think there might be one or two around here. (Maybe they can help improve the site by adding ‘geocaching’ as an activity 😉 )
Wilderness Pack Lists: http://www.scoutlists.com/ 🙂 🙂
@rcflyer2242 wrote:
Rubber ducky your the one, you make camping lots of fun. Also dont forget the cane or walker. 😆
I thought you had your own walker, but I can dig one up for you!
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