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does anybody think its strange that i keep a survival kit in my fishing pack along with my fly fishing stuff like a tarp,a fire kit, a small firstaid kit,headlamp,cordage,a lifestraw,and a metal water bottle and a roll of tp i do a lot of river fishing and some places are remote my thought is if i get lost or if i get washed down stream i have at least something with me just incase i screwup
Not at all strange. I always have "something" with me when I'm in the woods or exploring, even on a day hike.
thank you the reason that i pack that stuff with me is i have spent a few cold and wet nights and days and didnt have anything execpt my wadding jacket and wadders on and it sucked bad
You're going to have to really try to come up with something these folks around here find strange....
Alan
The "be prepared" thing isn't just for Scouts.
You are on a forum where every member reading this post carries more gear than that when they go to the grocery store!Quote:
Originally Posted by james tibbitts
Not at all! It is a smart thing to do.
So many people neglect survival kits, and people could have saved so many lives if they had access to basic survival tools. You don’t need a lot to make a fire, catch some fish and survive in a forest.
Sometimes even a small knife or some alcohol to apply on a wound can save your life. I also wear my survival kit everywhere I roam, and I have used it not once and not twice. And not only to help myself but also to help the others who had nothing. And I don’t even spend a lot of time building one. I just order them from 72hours.ca and use them everywhere I go.
Hola! I've been to Panama City! I used to walk in the middle of El Chorillo and yell, "Your mother is soooo fat.." jokes. This one really made them mad....Yo mama's so fat, it took me two buses and a train to get to her good side. That's right, I'm bad.
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