Showing posts with label tent. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tent. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 26, 2010

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

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.

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.

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