Thread: Lightweight camping for a solo hunter

Nga whats the go with all the batteries...especially the big D? size ones?

Originally Posted by veitnamcam

Nga whats the go with all the batteries...especially the big D? size ones?

They'd be for running the vibrater


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Originally Posted by southernredneck

They'd be for running the vibrater


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I thought maybe a spit roaster tho mine has been going over a year on the originals but I had to laugh at your guess.

It's my camp torch, it's a beast, fuck carrying it around though, I've got a LL 7.2 head torch and a Another small one in my belt, the beast stays at hut the bats are in the thing before I go

Originally Posted by Nga

It's my camp torch, it's a beast, fuck carrying it around though, I've got a LL 7.2 head torch and a Another small one in my belt, the beast stays at hut the bats are in the thing before I go

Ah I see the Mag light now....

I get around 4 trips of 3 hour walking in pitch dark out of my H7 ( on standard cheap shit batteries) and still light to spare but I change them then cos I hate doing that shit in the dark...
My garmen 60 somthing will go two days on a pair of batteries left on in my pack or nearly a year just turned on to mark camp or a wallow or clearing etc.

I am not suggesting not taking spares but maybe only one set of spares and a bit of conservation may save you some weight and bulk, after all you could easily spend a grand to save weight elsewhere.