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Come on! Give me SOME credit!

Was a joke!! LOL

Hmm.. I'll see..

Dunno if I want to drill holes in a perfectly good pot.. LOL

I've whittled my pack down a bit..

I WAS going to get rid of the extra tarp..

But I thought, it weighs next...

Dunno about bail handles..

The have little things on the side that you can attach a pot-gripper onto..

(that black thing beside the pots in the link I posted)

I couldn't wait for the weather...

Good point..

They fit inside one another, but I could pack some food inside instead..

Note that the lid for the pot doubles as a frying pan (not that I can imagine frying anything)..
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Yeah, this poncho is pretty bare bones.. :)

http://www.campingsurvival.com/raingear.html

Fit's in your pocket..

The gain gear is a bit more substantial..
...

Yup, for sure..

Can't wait for my first call! :)

I'll be on the lookout for a good fixed blade (looking at the Gerber Big Rock), a folding saw (either the Gerber, Sawvivor or the Wyoming), and...

Hmm..

Good idea..

I'll take my pack on my run route once it warms up a bit here..

I have experience with turnout gear and SCBA as well, being on my mills emergency response team..

Good...

Right.. Antiseptic.. :)

I was thinking..

How in the heck am I supposed to get the pots over the fire..

https://www.taigaworks.ca/cart.php?m=product_detail&p=173

I'll need some kind of...

Whoops..

Good point..

I am 35, 6'3" 215 lbs, and I go to the gym every second day.

Try to get a 3 mile run in every weekend..

First aid kit is in the backpack in a separate pocket.

My ready pack for a S&R call:

To be worn out the door:

jacket, poly. pants and shirt, scarf, boots, snow pants, wool socks, poly. hat w/earmuffs


Lowe Alpine TFX Horizon 65 pack ...