A length of building wrap (the stuff they staple to timber frame buildings before the exterior cladding goes on. Makes for a decent ground sheet. Vapour permeable but waterproof enough to lie on.
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A length of building wrap (the stuff they staple to timber frame buildings before the exterior cladding goes on. Makes for a decent ground sheet. Vapour permeable but waterproof enough to lie on.
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For fly-ins I like to take a good pair of camp sandals, a poncho, baby-wipes and an army-surplus spade. Makes those rainy toilet missions much easier.
I've noticed that some SAR people carry miles too much gear. I'm not a minimalist; but I've learnt the hard way that carting shit around that you'll never use is a waste of time...
This is a hunting forum; who's ever used a survival straw?
Just remember the seven Ps. Proper prior planning prevents piss poor performance.
An inflatable pillow is under rated.
A with a lifetime longer than I will ever need.
I mean, I always have a litre or so on me - because not everywhere has water. But I don't have to worry about boiling water for drinking during the day, nor carrying around multiple litres.
If I am traveling really light, I am not carrying anything I need to cook anyhow.