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.

Disposable vinyl gloves are another safety precaution against infection. Keep them handy and use them freely. Order them in bulk to save money: www.survivalistemporium.com

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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.

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

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