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I had planned on bringing some toilet paper, but just forgot to write it down.
I would've bring it anyways. =P
Still, thanks. ;)

(Or I completely misunderstood your post. XD)

What if I say I will not have to pay for it? ;)

Thanks for all the advices.

Here's the final version of my equipment list:
• Mosquito net
• Snare wire
• Cordage
• Duct tape
• Survival Knife
• Swiss Army Knife
• Casserole

Yup: I intend on cooking fishes right next to my shelter, drink my own pee whenever I can because its acidity kills bacterias and its thus safer than water, and silently move during the night without...

Thanks. =)


What about you read properly what I'm writing?
I'm saying I do not want advices on the rescue part since I haven't started preparing it yet. I created this thread to receive inputs...

I thought Poncho was the same as a Tarp. It's indeed a Tarp I intend on bringing. (Somehow, the Army's Guide seems to always talk about 'poncho' when it really is a 'tarp'.)


5000 Km of...

That would really kill the experience, in my honest opinion. =/

Ok, thanks. =)

Told you guys I was under rush and would have time to work on the project after the exams. ;)
Final exams are coming pretty fast, though... =/
Anyhow, I'm nearly done reading the 443 pages of...

Jetboil looks utterly useless: I'll use fires to boil my water... ;o
I thought "pen knife" where SAK. I was really talking about SAK, in fact. :P
But now, a new question arises: what kind of...

Problem is, we aren't sure yet of the number of days we'll stay in there. As I see it right now, if we're really enjoying it like crazy little kids (I can still dream =P), we might stay longer.

...

Why metal? I'll use a wood stick to cook. =P
And plastic weights less than metal.


1. For 20 days, it'd be really stupid. ;o
2. Humm... I'll ask my partner to have those I guess. I did not...

Scenario:
- Number: 2 persons
- Location: A forest in British Columbia (or Alberta?)
- Length: 20 days
- Time: May

Here's the whole equipment list:
• Mosquito net
• Snare wire
• Cordage