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By G.A. Anderson (Gus), on May 1st, 2013%
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Bears in campsite Keep animals out of your campsiteBears, Raccoons, Skunks
Keeping animals out of your campsite is easy if you follow these camping tips. Bears get all the attention, with people recommending gear like indestructible bear-safe food containers,but for the majority of campers the most common camp invaders are raccoons and . . . → Read More: How to Keep Animals Out of Your Camp
By G.A. Anderson (Gus), on April 23rd, 2013%
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Basic camping equipment …Essential camping gear
This camping list of basic gear and equipment will get you started. It includes the essentials needed to set-up your own campsite with the necessities, plus some suggested “nice-to-haves.”From bare essentials to “luxury” gear that will really enhance your camping enjoyment.
. . . → Read More: Basic Essential Camping Equipment and Gear
By G.A. Anderson (Gus), on April 19th, 2013%
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Camping list and stuff Sacks …Camping Gear Checklist and Duffel Bags
Do you have a camping list? Did you use a checklist for that big pile of camping gear and equipment on the floor? Do you know the best way to organize and pack all that gear for a camping trip?These . . . → Read More: Top 3 Tips to Get Ready for a Camping Trip
By G.A. Anderson (Gus), on April 7th, 2013%
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Camping list for 1st time campers …Essential camping gear
You’ve been invited to go camping, (your first camping trip), and now you need to know what camping gear, (and other stuff) to bring. The BIG question – “What do I need to go camping?”
What kind of clothes? How many? Hiking . . . → Read More: 10 Essential Things You Need to Go Camping
By G.A. Anderson (Gus), on February 4th, 2013%
Geocache Containers What they are • How to make one What to put in one • Where to hide one
Geocache containers generally come in two size categories; micro and very small – which are mostly used for Urban geocaches, and “everything else.” {as you will see below)
The concept of the Geocache Container:
Micro . . . → Read More: How to Make Geocache Containers
By G.A. Anderson (Gus), on December 24th, 2012%
How to Cook with a Dutch Oven Campfire Cooking with Cast Iron Dutch Ovens A ‘good ol’ cast iron Dutch oven is a must-have piece of cookware for experienced camp cooks, but mastering the art of using one for your camping recipes requires that you understand how they work, and how to . . . → Read More: Dutch Oven Cooking Tips and Heating Chart
By G.A. Anderson (Gus), on November 29th, 2012%
Winter Gear and Equipment List
From boots to snow shovelsMany winter camping gear supplies lists have a few items that you usually don’t think about – until you wish you had them. From specific cold-weather clothing to snow shovels, this camping checklist will make sure you have all you need to enjoy, . . . → Read More: Winter Camping Checklist
By G.A. Anderson (Gus), on October 16th, 2012%
Essential Camping Gear LED Camping Hat Lights Review LED hat or cap lights seem to have been stigmatized by the clunky negative image of campers wearing elastic-strap head lamps, (no one admits to the hands-free convenience they provide), but they really are a completely different animal. And once you use one you . . . → Read More: Camping Hat Lights Review
By G.A. Anderson (Gus), on September 17th, 2012%
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Camping with kids is… …more work, and more fun.
The first time you go camping with kids, the question; “What do I need to take to go camping with kids?” is more important than you think. Camping with kids, especially toddlers and young ones, needs a lot more thought and planning than . . . → Read More: What Do I Need to Go Camping With Kids
By G.A. Anderson (Gus), on September 10th, 2012%
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The “Cheater’s” Play Camp Teepee – A Fun Camping Activities for KidsKids love to play in tents when they go camping, and this camping TeePee is a semi-disposable camping activity they can help make – and then play in.It is an easier version of the Kid’s Camping Pole-TeePee activity discussed earlier, but . . . → Read More: How to Make a Play Camping Teepee with Ropes
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