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Wednesday, May 26, 2010

Hiking Through The Wild And Windy Guadalupe Mountains National Park

This protected wilderness area in Texas is home to the highest point (Guadalupe Peak) in Texas at 8,749 feet (2,667 meters). The area also holds the record for the highest wind speed (over 75 mph). The temperature often changes quickly from sizzling hot to wintry. Hiking trails are rocky and sometimes icy. You need a gallon of water per person per day. Bring extra food on your hike, and bring extra clothes to layer when the sun goes down. This is the ideal time to have a space blanket for each person.

One wonderful gadget for the daring hikers and survivalists is the hand cranking wind up flashlight. The family will fight over who has the next turn at cranking it up. Of course you can use the mini flashlight but the LED version is more fun. Make your own comparison at The Survivalist Emporium: www.survivalistemporium.com

You may want to pack some of the Army strength insect repellent when you go to Texas or Florida or any of the deep woods areas. In Texas, the quick to assemble orange rope tents might be put to good use because of the wind. You can assemble them quickly and get quickly before your tent can blow away in the 75 mph winds.

Consider the "Deluxe Emergency Survival Kit" that is the best investment a novice hiker or camper can make. It has everything you need packed neatly in an olive drab backpack. With it, you won't leave home without some important items. Who wants to go shopping, trying to find those necessities while on vacation?

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You'll be prepared to head for Guadalupe Peak in Texas or any of America's other beautiful National Parks that are out there waiting for you to discover them. Staying safe and having fun are definitely not diametrically opposed. Safety and fun make a terrific combination.

CAMPING DOES NOT HAVE TO BE DIRTY

The fight against germs extends into the woods, the campground and the fishing boat. Start with the individually wrapped antimicrobial hand wipes. You need to use them before cooking and eating and especially before and after cleaning fish. You can never have too many of them on hand. A box of 600 seems like a realistic purchase. Find them at a welcome low price at: www.survivalistemporium.com

Survivalists will easily recognize the long-term advantage of having a large supply of water purification tablets available. For short-term emergency drinking water, you can buy a three-day (72 hour) supply of water packets. Look for canteens too; also available at The Survivalist Emporium.

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This interesting item, the solar shower, is refreshing for emergencies or simply to use at your campsite. Taking a solar shower on a hot day will be an incredibly refreshing experience. For the daring, take an invigorating shower before the sun heats up the water. Find your solar shower at: www.survivalistemporium.com

If you are a novice camper or hiker, this "Deluxe-Emergency-Survival Kit" may be the smartest purchase you ever make. Not only will you be positive you take along everything you need, but, you'll have the perfect-size backpack to carry it in. Why bother with lists, shopping in different places to find everything and still worrying about leaving out one crucial item? Go to The Survivors Emporium where you can get it all at one time and for one competitive price. You will get free shipping on this comprehensive survivalist kit.

Enjoy your upcoming trip across the country to visit a National Park or camp closer to home in the state you live in. In either case, it will be a wonderful adventure and an opportunity to show your kids your manly wood cutting expertise, fish-cleaning talent, etc. If you're lucky, the little ones won't catch more fish than Dad does.

Reasons For Camouflage Then And Now

The color olive drab is perfect because A. It matches Army Uniforms? or B. It is a fashion statement? Obviously, these are both ridiculous answers. The color is used because in the past, during wartime, soldiers could blend in with the trees and foliage, making them a less obvious target. In our modern times it has been adopted by those who call themselves survivalists, and correctly so. They learn and adapt to ways to survive in case of a world-wide catastrophic event.

Although many players consider Paintball to be the reason for wanting to blend in with the trees in the forest, this is not the primary reason for creating camouflage. Naturally campers and fishermen adopt the color for their own use because it is A. Readily available? or B. It makes them feel cool? In this instance, both answers are correct.

Campers can buy all their gear in olive drab and then, they can buy bags of all sizes and styles to carry their gear in. The best ones are found at the ebay store with the 100% rating, The Survivalist Emporium: www.survivalistemporium.com. It is A. The premier place for rugged men to shop? or B. The place that sells high-quality merchandise? or C. The store that provides the best customer service? The correct answer to this final quiz is A. B. AND C.

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Everglades National Park

There are multiple choices for fishing trips in Florida. Where else are fresh water and salt water fishing as abundant? You need a separate license for each. Types of bait allowed (minnows and shiners) are specific for use in freshwater areas.

Saltwater bait includes shrimp, minnows, pilchards, pinfish and shad. You can use a hook and line, a dip net if it's less than three feet wide or a cast net. Lobster and queen conch are a forbidden catch.

The gentle Manatee is now an endangered species and areas they frequent are posted. If you come upon one, immediately slow your boat motor to idle. Wildlife lovers everywhere want these gentle giants protected.

Just like you should be protected on your fishing trip. Take along the camouflage survival knife, which is an amazing, multi-purpose tool. The handle is hollow and holds fishing hooks and line, a sharpening stone and wire saw. Comes in a camouflage leather sheath with a leg tie-down. The screw-off top is a compass. See this and other essentials at: www.survivalistemporium.com.

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Have A Good Time Shopping And Camping

Have A Good Time Shopping And Camping

Your time is valuable. That's why you need to shop on the Internet. Your credit card numbers are encrypted to ensure a safe financial transaction. At The Survivalist Emporium, you save time as well as money. You need supplies that make your fishing and camping expeditions safe as well as fun. You need an online store that sells on ebay with a 100% rating. We value our customers and they return again and again, knowing they always get good customer service as well as great merchandise.

You may be heading out to fish the Rocky Mountain National Park streams in Colorado. There are strict rules in place relating to what baits can be used and what the daily catch limits are. Early settlers upset the natural balance of trout species by stocking non-native ones in an attempt to provide more stock. Exotic trout are now being removed to favor the indigenous greenback cutthroat and Colorado River cutthroat trout.

You cannot use live bait. Fortunately, you can carry extra fishing lures and small objects in the hollowed out handle of a survivalist knife. This camouflage knife has many uses for fishing and camping trips. It comes with its own leather carry pouch and is sold at The Survivalist Emporium Ebay Store: www.survivalistemporium.com. It includes a compass attached to the screw-on handle and comes with leads, needles and fishing line, plus room for other small necessities inside. This excellent quality knife will clean many a fish and do other chores in the great outdoors.

You need a well-planned camping trip. We sell all the products to facilitate that. Enjoy the pristine beauty of the Colorado Mountain streams. Fish, camp and hike the remote areas. Camping is never problem free, but we help you enjoy it as safely and comfortably as possible.

Safety Comes First

You can ensure the safety of your family on camping and hiking trips in the beautiful wilderness of National Parks. Know what you need and find out where to get it. Keep your finances "safe" too by shopping where the quality is high and the cost is low. At The Survivalist Emporium, you'll find what you need. Feel free to email us: support@thesurvivalistemporium.com if you have any questions before making a purchase.

We make it easy to find and order what you need. One item to carry on a hike is the thermal reflective survival blanket. This feather light blanket is second in importance ONLY to your first aid kit.

We respect the fact that your time is valuable. By gathering survivalist supplies together in one convenient place, we save you time as well as money. Quality items at low prices are featured in our online Ecommerce Store, which you can access at: www.survivalistemporium.com. You can shop with confidence relying on our 100% ebay rating.

Survivalist Emporium is not interested in one-time customers. We want to give YOU the type of attention you deserve. We want you to become the long-term, loyal customer WE deserve. To this end we sell a thermal reflective survival blanket made of strong polyester similar to the insulation used in the space program. This blanket helps prevent hypothermia. It's waterproof and windproof and you can use it as a body-wrap as you walk as well as a cover when you sit or lie down.

Many people who have no desire to sleep outside, ever, will pack a few of these in the trunk of their car in case they break down in a remote area. Cell phones sometimes fail to work in mountainous regions. The bright orange color of these blankets serves as an emergency signal if you are lost. Used by the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) disaster agency; this blanket retains 80% of radiated body heat.

Camping in the Rough

Camping in the Rough

Last summer you went on a fishing trip with the guys. It was a glorious experience. Waking up under the tall trees. Making a campfire to brew morning coffee. Then spending those long sweaty days hiking to a sparkling lake not too far from your campsite in Minnesota. Two days out of the three, you caught your own dinner.

Starting an evening campfire with twigs from around the campsite, you all cleaned the day's catch and soon the aroma of the freshest fried fish you ever ate filled the air. You were definitely living the life of a survivalist out there in the woods.

You did take along some modern camping equipment to make yourself comfortable though. A kerosene lantern and a firestarter from The Survivalist Emporium www.survivalistemporium.com were some of those "modern and a firestarter were some of those "modern conveniences." Nights were spent under the warmth of space blankets inside waterproof tents. You and the guys had all the pleasures of a rugged outdoor weekend without giving up all of the modern conveniences. It sounds like the best of both worlds, and it

Being Prepared For Camping and Hiking

So you want to be prepared for any emergency, whether on a fishing trip, a camping trip or a hiking expedition into the wilds? You aspire to becoming an accomplished survivalist. Yet how do you go about discovering the best way to do that? Sure, you can talk to friends, but you'd like to see in black and white, exactly what is required of you to allow you to survive in any emergency situation.

There is that one all-inclusive manual that will tell you "everything you want to know about being a survivalist." Discover how to survive under any and all conditions in any geographical location or catastrophic situation. You can find a copy containing 288 pages of information covering the topic, plus illustrations at: www.survivalistemporium.com.

This Survival Manual is used by the United States Army and other military branches. It's a perfect introduction for a beginning survivalist. Plus, it's a great checklist of techniques for navigating all geographical areas for the seasoned outdoorsman to use.

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These techniques and suggestions for necessary equipment were developed to keep our military safe by teaching them how to survive outdoors. Now you can learn the tactics they use. Become a leader by learning to demonstrate survival skills. This book will not only be an interesting read, it will set you on the journey towards survivalism.

Conquer The Wilderness

Embarking on an adventure in a National Park is like being an explorer of two hundred years ago. Except now, you can prepare yourself for all eventualities. You are all rugged man; but you are all MODERN rugged man. Use your brains as well as your brawn for a successful experience in the woods.

Your first concern is safety (yes, even before fishing). Before you hit the trail, hit Trailways, where it's easy to order safety supplies. Select from compact and lightweight gear such as a pocket stove and fuel pellets, a firestarter (or at least wooden matches). Carry them in a waterproof container. Include rain ponchos and a thermal reflective survival blanket for each person.

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Find everything the camper, hiker and survivalist needs and find it at the lowest possible price. Then head out to one of our America's fine National Parks, like Yellowstone or Sequoia National Park in California. Have a great time knowing you have all the necessary gear for the camping and hiking experience.

Prepare For Your Camping Trip

Prepare For Your Camping Trip

You need the basic supplies to take on a camping trip. You need one convenient place to find camping gear, lightweight cooking utensils and compact versions of everything required to conquer the wilderness. When you reach your destination, be free to fish, swim and hike. Don't waste time worrying about not having the essentials.

One easy to pack tool is the red Swiss Army knife. See it at The Survivalist Emporium: www.survivalistemporium.com. It functions as a screwdriver, scissors, and tweezers plus has three different size blades. This is a must-have tool for the survivalist.

New uses for the Army camouflage armband are to carry your cell phone and Ipod hands free. It also features a clear ID window to display your driver's license or fishing license, plus a zipped compartment for money and keys. Fits securely around your arm or ankle. Olive drab color to blend with your other gear.

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Essentials For Hikers Both Novice And Experienced

Experienced hikers find 500 miles of trails in Shenandoah National Park. Some are short, suitable for a day-hike. There is a 101-mile long trail running through the entire length of the park, which is a part of the well-known Appalachian Trail.

These trails are marked with blazes of paint on trees to indicate the type of trail it is. These forest traffic signs are white (Appalachian Trail), yellow (hikers and equestriennes), blue to indicate hikers only and unblazed trees mark all the nature trails for hikers.

For longer hikes, you need supplies, just in case. Consider taking a 3-day supply of water packets, food packets, matches and emergency shelter. Perhaps a flashlight, pocket stove and a rope tent should also be taken along. You can find lightweight warmth in space blankets and reusable rain ponchos. A compass is useful if the hiker knows how to use it.

You can easily fit these compact supplies into your backpack. Find these and other supplies at the outdoorsman's favorite place to shop: www.survivalistemporium.com. You will find quality merchandise at low prices. Each purchase includes another hiking and/or camping essential, the army-style can opener at no extra charge.

Wilderness Survival

Wilderness Survival

Excitement rises as you look down a new hiking trail and follow it into the deep woods. It's always a challenge not knowing what new sights and sounds you will discover. Something of the explorer inside you emerges as you start down the path. The air is crisp and spring foliage is new and fresh. This trail is unknown to you and, as yet this season, unblemished by modern man.

Before you embark on this wondrous new journey, prepare for any possible small or large emergencies. Keep safety in mind for yourself and your family. Be the primitive man who knows how to face the elements of nature, as a survivalist. Nobody ever starts out one morning, ties up the laces on his hiking boots and straps on a backpack, saying to himself "Yup, I think I'll go out hiking today and get lost."

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How To Take A Hike Safely

Families who go on a camping trip frequently enjoy hiking through the woods as part of their recreation. Trails through remote areas may be well marked. Although people enjoy being out in natural surroundings, it is wise to take along some modern safety products in case an unthinkable event happens.

Of course you don't expect to get lost on a marked trail. Just like you don't expect to drive down the wrong road, you don't expect to walk down the wrong trail. In that unpleasant and even frightening situation, you'll be glad you brought along a few extra supplies.

At The Survivalist Emporium you can find items made for your protection. You need the following:

· Esbit Pocket Stove – weight 3.25 oz.
· Fuel pellets
· Wooden Matches or Fire starter (various styles)
· Heatsheet Blanket – weight 3 oz. (fits 1 or 2 people)
· Water packs
· Food packets

These are all lightweight and designed for easy carrying. You need to take them along on a hike as a minimum precaution. Slip them into your convenient backpack along with an emergency rope tent to ensure a safe hike through the woods. Find these and other outdoor supplies at:
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Experience The Joys Of Camping Out

The joys of camping are prominent on a warm sunny day. You fish at a nearby lake or stream and shade your eyes from the glint of sunshine off the water. The silvery scales flash as you reel in your first fish of the season. Head back to the campsite to clean and fry up your catch of the day.

Light the fire and get those fish ready for the lightweight stainless steel camping utensils. Find them at www.survivalistemporium.com. These are easy to pack and carry and they fry your fish to perfection. Everyone will gather around the campfire, waiting as they enjoy the aroma of fresh fish frying.

This mess kit is made of quality stainless steel with a stay cool handle. Small enough to pack for overnight hiking. The kit has five pieces with a frying pan cover that doubles as a plate, a cooking pan with a lid for your side dish and a plastic cup. You even get a military style can opener for that can of beans to put in the cooking pan. All you need is a knife, fork and spoon and you are set to enjoy your meals at your campsite or on a hike out in the wilderness. Find the set at www.survivalistemporium.com

The Axe: A Camping Necessity

Where will you camp this summer? Yellowstone, the Smoky Mountains in Tennessee or the Kettle Moraine in Northern Wisconsin? Will you take your RV or opt for the rough and tough camping experience of sleeping in a tent? No matter how or where you camp out, there are certain tools that are a necessity.

One of these is the axe, which is a multi-purpose tool. Use it to cut rope, wood branches or small trees. You can cut stakes to stabilize a tent or tarp. Then that same axe can serve as a hammer to pound those wooden stakes into the ground. You can cut three long branches to make a tripod to place over the campfire and use it to dry out clothes. The height keeps the clothing above the fire to prevent scorching them as they dry out.

An axe can also serve as a weapon for protection when you hike in a remote area. A compact size axe fits easily into your backpack. One portable, lightweight version comes in 3 pieces that extend to 13"; yet it fits into a 6" canvas belt pouch when disassembled. It's named "The 3-Piece Heavy-Duty Commando Hatchet Kit" for good reason. See for yourself how sturdy it is by visiting www.survivalistemporium.com