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.
Find all these and don't forget the first aid kit. Find it all at: www.survivalistemporium the online store that sells only quality-made items. Don't waste precious vacation time on shopping. Go online now and save time and money. You need to find everything in one place. Low prices and excellent customer service are always part of the shopping experience at The Survivalist Emporium.
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.
Showing posts with label survivalism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label survivalism. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
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."
Yet how can you think of everything you need? What might you forget? First aid, emergency food, rain gear? Take your dilemma straight to The Survivalist Emporium. You can find everything you need, small, large and in-between. The gear is compact, lightweight and good quality. Get whatever you need online at www.survivalistemporium.com. Shop fast, save valuable time and get out on the hiking trail for a day of sunshine and adventure.
Keep your kids – and yourself – safe. You need to see everything The Survivalist Emporium has to offer. Be a real outdoorsman in your children's eyes. You need to quickly locate everything necessary for the hiker and camper in one convenient online store. The Survivalist Emporium IS THAT STORE.
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."
Yet how can you think of everything you need? What might you forget? First aid, emergency food, rain gear? Take your dilemma straight to The Survivalist Emporium. You can find everything you need, small, large and in-between. The gear is compact, lightweight and good quality. Get whatever you need online at www.survivalistemporium.com. Shop fast, save valuable time and get out on the hiking trail for a day of sunshine and adventure.
Keep your kids – and yourself – safe. You need to see everything The Survivalist Emporium has to offer. Be a real outdoorsman in your children's eyes. You need to quickly locate everything necessary for the hiker and camper in one convenient online store. The Survivalist Emporium IS THAT STORE.
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:
www.survivalistemporium.com
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:
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
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
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