a camping checklist

I found this camping checklist and thought it could be a handy preparedness checklist:http://www.gandermountain.com/custom...hecklist.shtml

hope your taking a truck for all that

Note the part of the post where he said

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it could be a handy preparedness checklist

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That's quite a list, I almost suspect them folks are trying to sell that sort of thing to people

D#$@ it! when in the h#@@ did they get in the back of my jeep??:innocent:

http://www.survival-center.com/dl-list/dl30-pak.htm

Now that's what I call camping wooo jk

wow, that guy's list says you're better off with a community that has high religious/moral values....bit vague isn't it? What if there's 3000 people in the community and 2900 of them go to the Church of Human Sacrifice?

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Originally Posted by trax

wow, that guy's list says you're better off with a community that has high religious/moral values....bit vague isn't it? What if there's 3000 people in the community and 2900 of them go to the Church of Human Sacrifice?

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I didn't read that part.

I use it as a resource and filter out what I want. For example:

Food Pack

200 lbs/person, hard winter wheat 50 lbs/person,rice 50 lbs/person, beans 10 lbs/person, honey 25 lbs/person, powdered milk(non-instant type) 6-months supply normal canned goods and bottled fruit

1-large bottle 1000mg VITAMIN C 1-large bottle multiple vitamin 2-clove garlic (nature's anti-biotic) (keep refrigerated)

4-#10 can/person dehydrated fruits and vegetables (use for variety-not for bulk) Salt, pepper, spices Oil (keep refrigerated)

Water Pack


1- portable water washer filtering kit (from american water purification co. 1990 @olivera rd. Concord, ca 94520)
1/person water straw individual filter straw (from american water@purif.)
1-pack scientific filter paper (cone) (12v diameter papers)
1/person 10 gallon glass distilled water bottle. (date and seal with stopper and tape. Wrap on bottom and sides with dense foam carpet pad to protect against earthquake or jarring.
1-bottle halazone tabs. Or regular chlorine bleach for water purification.
Power Pack

1-mobile, self-contained 3kw 120/220v generator (diesel or gasoline/gas) with one month fuel supply in portable tanks
1-12 volt auto battery with carry strap trickle charger, and jumper cables and 12v light attachment
1-100 ft. 4-plug heavy duty extension cord with built in light bulb (rough duty rated) in a "cage"
2-hand-operated flashlights (item #605-771w695 from us general catalog 100 general place, @jerico n.y. 11753)
2-nicad flashlights (item # 852-5350w us general catalog)
1-long range police-type flashlight with extra bulbs
Supply of nicad batteries with charger:
8-D cell
4-D cell
16-AA cell
2-9v transistor type
Med Pack


Blood pressure gauge (electronic)
Stethoscope
Bandage scissors
Long tweezers
2-locking forceps (1-curved point)
Disposable scalpels
Thermometer (oral and rectal)
Inflatable splints
Bandages elastic, self adhesive band-aids large compress type with straps.
Sutures (dissolvable)
Cotton backed adhesive tape
Gauze
Aloe vera burn ointment
Anti-biotic ointment
Aspirin
Rubbing alcohol
Ipecac syrup (to induce vomiting)
Container of sterile water (1 qt)
Clean absorbent cotton rags
Soap (liquid)
Long stemmed cotton swabs
Transportation Pack


1/person: 10 speed bicycle with heavy. Duty tires, rack and carriers, lights
1 emergency vehicle (recommend vw vanagan with trailer hitch, locking gas cap, and camper options. Install bike racks front and rear, and extra 30 gallon gas tank. Carry oil cans two flashlights emergency tool kit: extra fan belts, metric wrenches and sockets, oil filter, air filter fuel filter, spark plugs, points, condenser, fuses, light bulbs, head light, tire pump, aerosol tire repair sealer, jumper cables, tow cable w/hooks, inflatable raft (4 man) with paddles.
1-250cc motorcycle equipped for road and off road use. Add equipment and extra fuel tank carriers.
Travel Pack

(These items should be packed in portable "duffle bags" ready to go)


1-qt water per person
2-"energy bars" per person
Dehydrated food pack for one week dried fruit, vegetables, meat flour, oil, salt, pepper, spices vitamins, honey,peanut butter crackers, protein powder, powder milk
Collapsible 5 ga. Water containers
"Water washer" filter
Lightweight cook kit large pot, dishes, spoons, forks knives, cups, non-stick skillet spatula, can opener, large spoon
Towels
2-water proof nylon tarps
Change of clothes for each person
Coats,
1-thermal blanket
1-sleeping bag / person
Matches, fire starter
Compass, maps of areas of intended use
2-rechargeable flashlights
12v trouble light w/@cig. lighter plug
First aid kit
Toilet paper,
Soap
1-pocket knife
1-fishing kit
1-large bowie knife (western cutlery) (perfectly weighted to serve as both fire knife and hatchet etc)
1-small portable mt. Climber's stove
1-back pack with frame
Paper, pencil
Signaling mirror
1-manual flashlight
Whistle , portable cable saw
Small bottle of bleach, insect repellent.
Magnifying glass
100 ft. 1/2 dia. Goldline rope,
2 pulleys
50 ft. Nylon "shroudline" cord
.22 caliber pistol w/ 500 rds. Ammo.
Communications Pack

Multi-band receiver/scanner
1-citizens band transceiver
2- 3 channel portable transceivers rechargeable batteries,p ortable power pack, antennas
1-small portable television (battery operated)
Equipment Pack


1-grind all grinder(for wheat, corn beans, peas, nuts etc.) Ram Products 765 S. University Ave. Provo, UT. 84601 1-grain country bread mixer. Food Science Corp. 95 N. 200 E American Fork, UT 84003
1- Victorio strainer (Vitantonio Corp Willoughby, Ohio 44090)
1-hand operated can opener
1-steam canner with canning bottles w/lids and rings for two seasons cutlery: high quality knives:
Peeler/filet knife
Pairing knife (short small)
Long slicing knife.
1-portable electric icebox 12v. Koolatron industries limited, 56 Harvester Ave. Batavia , NY 14020
Kerosene lamp/heater by aladdin
Two burner kerosene or propane stove with one month fuel supply
Hand operated clothes wringer
Treadle sewing machine or treadle attachment for your electric machine
Portable electric hot plate
Fire extinguisher (portable)
Defense Pack


.22 cal.pistol (9-shot revolver or 15 shot auto) w/ 1000 rds. ammo.
.22 cal. rifle w/1000 rds. ammo.
45 cal. auto pistol w/ 100 rds. ammo.
.223 rifle (mini14 by ruger) w/ 500 rds. ammo.
2- canisters of aerosol mace
1-pocket knife
1- bowie knife
Tool Pack
1- 250 amp portable arc welder
Pelletized oxy-acetylene torch
Propane torch w/spark lighter
Solder/flux (electrical and non)
Allen wrench set
Nut driver set
Tap & die set (national course,fine)
Socket set & ratchet handle, @extens.
Channel lock pliers
2-adjustable "crescent" wrenches
Needle nose pliers with wire cut.
Vise grip pliers with narrow jaw
Metal chisel
Wood chisel set
Metal punch/drift
Tin snips
Claw hammer
Small, large screwdrivers
Small, large phillips screwdrivers
Hand operated twist drill
Auger expansion bit with brace
Hack saw
Bow saw
Handsaw (10 pt teeth)
Large pry bar/wrecking bar
Ax
Hatchet
Small block and tackle or 'come-a-long" hand operated winch.
Glue assorted
Nails, nuts, bolts, screws
Electric multi meter,
110 circuit test light
Barter
These items generally meet all of the following criteria for Barter


High consumer demand
Not easily home manufactured
Durable in storage
Divisible in small quantities
Authenticity easily recognizable
Liquid detergent,
Laundry detergent
Rubbing alcohol
Bleach
Toothbrushes
Razor blades
Toilet paper
Aluminum foil
Writing paper, typing paper,
Pens,
Pencils, erasers
Shoelaces, string, cord, rope
Fishing line
Insect repellent
Water repellent
Paint, varnish
Matches
Watches
Tape
Light bulbs
Needles, thread, zippers, buttons
Aspirin, vitamins, other drugs
Seeds, grain, sugar,
Coffee, liquor, cigarettes
Anti-biotics, burn ointments
Safety pins
Manual can opener
Knives
Canning jars, lids, rings
Shoes, boots, socks, nylon stockings
Underwear,
Winter clothes
Coats
Blankets
Hand guns, rifles,ammunition
Fuels (all types)
Quarts of multi-vis motor oil
Anti-freeze
Wire
Glues
Bolts, screws, nails

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Originally Posted by Trax

wow, that guy's list says you're better off with a community that has high religious/moral values....bit vague isn't it? What if there's 3000 people in the community and 2900 of them go to the Church of Human Sacrifice?

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That would be fine as long as you aren't the quest screamer...er...I mean.... speaker.

Here's my "Big list" extreme spring/ fall camping cheklist; I've never took this much stuff, but I've only camped for one week at most without returning to civilization.

.22 rifle and 100 rds of ammo
Fishing rod and reel, small tackle box.
Knives, folding, filet and Buck
Tools for above, sharpener and oil
Camp saw/ hatchet??
coleman globe lantern, mantles?
propane?
5 pak of lighters

Compass and gps?...map?
Maglite, mini-maglite
extra batteries

4 man dome tent or 8x12 tarp/ plastic.
Wool Blanket
foam mat
old green frame backpack, day pack and fanny pack.
Rope and string

taters, onions, rice, flour, sugar, corn meal and carrots.
Cooking oil
Sage, black pepper, garlic and onion powder.
Big SS Pot and skillet
plate, bowl, fork and spoon
Spatuladle
Cutting board
1 litre plastic pepsi bottle
2 1/2 gallon plastic jug?
Bleech?

Shampoo
toothbrush/ paste
hairbrush
TP?
Towel and washcloth
Centrum a to zinc
Advil
Basic first aid kit
Tweezers, needle, mirror

several changes of clothes; t-shirts and jeans
raincoat
Flannel
Sweater
multiple pairs of socks
Boots and tennis shoes

Depending on how much of each I took I think that's about 100 lbs. of crap. I'd make 2 trips.

rwc1969,
My list is pretty much the same as yours. I go island camping / fishing for a week and it does take several trips to load and unload the gear but, when your camp is set it is comfortable. IMO this is being prepared. Thanks for sharing your list.

My pleasure Rebel. I couldn't sleep last night so...:online2long:

lookin back, I'd add powdered milk and 2 quart mixing bowl w' lid to the list.


I think a lot of the heavy stuff could be eliminated and procured in the wild. You could rough it and still be comfy, I think. i.e. wild roots, veggies, pine/ spruce bows and leaves/ bark for flooring/ roof.

I wanna be able to go out with nothing but a knife and survive well for a week or two. That'd be fun.

That takes a bit of learning.knowledge too. I do understand where you are coming from though, I would like to be able to go out with nothing and live for a year. That's a goal I strive for knowing I will probably fall way short of. But If I strive for that, then maybe a month with just a knife might one day be possible.

Good lists. Sounds like the stuff I keep aroung the house as i am of the bug-in mentality these days. I am already out...

Exactly poco, it's all about the learning and experience of it all that keeps me comin back. If I learned everything I wouldn't want to do it anymore.

I'm sure I could "survive" for a week or two right now in the wild with nothin but a knife, but I'd be real uncomfortable, extremely hungry and dehydrated with an upset stomach to boot.

These are good lists though. Just eliminate/ substitute one item each time out and eventually you're there.

Makes me wanna go campin just thinkin about it.

Awesome work guys!!! simply amazing. Anyone have any tips to getting started with this sort of thing? stock photo sites, how you do things ect. I'd love to give this a shot next time so any info would be great

Well hi there stetizviv. Unless your whole purpose of being here is to promote that web site..and judging from the fact that you came in from APNIC that's probably all you're doing....you might want to introduce yourself. Otherwise, we'll have to ban you for spam. We're funny that way....

http://www.wilderness-survival.net/f...ead.php?t=7813

Just to be on the safe side I removed your signature. If/When you post an introduction you can add it back in. If you add it without an Intro I'll just ban you.

Rick - you are so much more patient/tolerant/understanding/general all around nice guy (pick the one that fits) than me.

Ah jeepers, Crash. You're makin' me blush.