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    @berg243 that's what the gazebo is for, just reverse ute up to it. I just got the cheapo to do in the meantime until I get some decent kit, like you mention, together. Having returned from overseas, I had to prioritise spending, but slowing getting decent replacements.

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    My advice would be don't get a 12V chilly bin fridge. Flat battery for sure then you'd better hope the mattress is comfy while you wait for help! If you're getting one get a gas one. Pricy though. Or just a decent chilli bin and ice.
    https://www.caravancamping.co.nz/Our...amping-Fridge/
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    - Multiple bic lighters as stated.
    - Two smaller water containers rather than one bigger one. One leaks, you still have half your water. Same applies to fuel containers. Also stacks in nooks and crannies better.
    - A charged 12v jump pack or spare fullsize battery somewhere out of the way.
    - A spade.
    - A machete.
    - One of the honda CRV picnic tables, they fold super flat (approx 1" thick) and take up minimal room. ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfFmYfW64qw )
    - A couple of ratchet straps, they do all sorts: Put a tarp over, jack not-too-big fallen trees out the way, can perform some winch work, all that. Spring for the slightly longer ones (4 odd meters rather than 2.1)
    - Rubber hose for siphoning.
    - Some paracord.
    - Proper hot english mustard and some hot sauce. This is critical.
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    Quote Originally Posted by uk_exile View Post
    My advice would be don't get a 12V chilly bin fridge. Flat battery for sure then you'd better hope the mattress is comfy while you wait for help! If you're getting one get a gas one. Pricy though. Or just a decent chilli bin and ice.
    https://www.caravancamping.co.nz/Our...amping-Fridge/
    If you want to seriously have one. It's best to have a car battery wired up that charges first when you get the alternator running.

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    I have been trialing one of these. Been using it all over the south in some pretty crappy weather. Easy to pack up and put down. Only problem is the pack up in a bag 2m long so has to be transported on the roof. Have had some issues with leaking in one corner but shop very good to deal with and sent us a fly free of charge until we can get it back to them for warranty.
    https://heatrite.co.nz/shop/oztent/t...ct/oztent-rv-4

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    Quote Originally Posted by berg243 View Post
    i have a icey tek chilli bin but at 115 litre its not that handy for just a couple days but fantastic for a week just freeze what you normally would plus a few 1.5 litre bottles of water that can be used later in the trip and just put frozens on the bottom with a towel on them then put stuff you just want to keep cool. towel should keep the freezing of other stuff to a minimum. for a toilet look at a thunderbox they where made for small boats just a 20 litre bucket with a toilet seat .
    I've put a grate in the bottom of mine to keep all your food out of the melted ice. Works a treat. Drain the water out each day. Nothing worse than your food floating round in the bottom in the ice water.
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    All very well but I bet it’s all a bit snug to fit into the back of a Brumby ute!!
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    One thing which hasn’t been mentioned yet is a mosquito net. If you’re sleeping in the tray you’ll want the tail gate down or canopy open for fresh air, but you don’t wanna get eaten alive by mozzies. Bit of netting to cover up the open gaps makes all the difference.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GavinBakerUH View Post
    You know, hunting is not as interesting for me as camping. Seriously, I think this is the same murder and I am totally against it. I don't understand why people love hunting and enjoy it so much ... I can understand why people love camping. This is a vacation that really calms and helps to get rid of eternal problems. I personally learned a lot about camping from Bright Camping. It's a cool service and I'm really glad I stumbled upon it because it has great tips and guides for newbies to camping.
    Gonna bite here....soooo why are you on a hunting and shooting forum then...???
    Plenty of camping forums out there bud...most probably nowhere near as interesting as this one...


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    Quote Originally Posted by tiroahunta View Post
    Gonna bite here....soooo why are you on a hunting and shooting forum then...???...


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    maybe hes just bought a butterfly net and is after that elusive english vegan sausage .......and after a hard day prancing round hyde park its off to the cock and balls for a pint of warm beer......after hes tied up his man bun
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    Quote Originally Posted by Micky Duck View Post
    dont be cheap....find/buy a 4" thick foam mattress...your back and hips will thankyou for it in the morning.
    ciggy lighter in both door pockets and one in glovebox....its a bastard trying to light the cooker without one.
    baby whipes to have a whores bath before climbing into fart sack.....
    warehouse cast iron ring cooker and 4.5kg bottle........so much faster than small cooker for similar price and you can simmer on it etc....put in plywood box to cut out wind.
    whistling kettle.....so handy first thing in morning...put kettle on and dont have to watch it....it sings when ready...also they boil good amount of water so makes cuppa and enough for something else....

    led garden lights...the solar ones.
    100% all of these!

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    A decent sized fly and a flat bonnet.

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    These tables are great and fold up really small. Can take a bit of weight.

    https://www.kathmandu.co.nz/camp-and...ble-120cm.html

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tahr View Post
    A decent sized fly and a flat bonnet.

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    Ah but that's cheating. You're using a proper truck for starters!

 

 

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