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Easy 6 04-23-2014 04:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Radar Chief (Post 10580674)
:doh!: Teach me to read closer.
Ever tried it? I’ve never had much luck with home remedies like that.
You know the drier sheets in your socks thing? Yea, doesn’t work. Or I’m running through brush too thick for it to work, one of the two.

No, I've never tried sage in the fire, but I bet it helps... I would soak the bundle before I tried it, though

And as a side bonus, its should help keep ghosts away :D

Easy 6 04-23-2014 04:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Marcellus (Post 10580682)
My camping hack is I found a place that rents 27' Campers for about $80 a day. New ones.

It has a hot shower and fridge that runs on propane. I will never sleep in a tent again, ever.

That's sure cheaper than a decent hotel, and the view should be MUCH better.

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Originally Posted by loochy (Post 10580716)
If you have to poop in the wild you can use a leaf to wipe

Just be REAL careful about which leaf...

Easy 6 04-23-2014 08:52 PM

Last one for the night, we all know the UK to be a cold, damp, miserable clime... yet this man swears by room heaters that use nothing more than tea candles and pot planters.

I WILL be trying this next year, I bet its an amazing way to heat a small space...

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/n...-8p-a-day.html

jjjayb 04-24-2014 04:22 AM

Save your dryer lint and toilet paper rolls. Pack the dryer lint in the empty toilet paper rolls. They make great fire starters.

stumppy 04-24-2014 05:50 AM

Whenever you go on a float trip especially here in the Ozarks, Always carry a six to eight foot piece of garden hose. Getting dumped out of the canoe usually happens at River bends and log jams. Which is where the greatest danger of getting trapped under the water happens.
a person can you supposed to breathe with until they are freed.

Radar Chief 04-24-2014 07:00 AM

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Originally Posted by scott free (Post 10580739)
No, I've never tried sage in the fire, but I bet it helps... I would soak the bundle before I tried it, though

And as a side bonus, its should help keep ghosts away :D

That's half the fun of camping.

El Jefe 04-24-2014 07:05 AM

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Originally Posted by Rausch (Post 10580521)
I enjoy the woods, rivers, and Zoo's.

I really don't care to sleep in one though...


AMEN!!!

jspchief 04-24-2014 07:41 AM

Camp stove out of a pop can:

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patteeu 04-24-2014 07:50 AM

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Originally Posted by scott free (Post 10580470)
I'll start with something a little off the wall...

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Why is pee important here? Couldn't you do the same thing with water?

J Diddy 04-24-2014 07:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Radar Chief (Post 10582120)
That's half the fun of camping.

Funny story. First time I took my boy camping (he was 3). It was around Halloween out on 20 acres behind my buddy's dad's house. We decided to play a trick on them. We planted the children's heads with a ghost story about a midget witch who only gets children. About an hour later my buddy's sister sneaks up through the woods acting like she's the midget witch. Besides my son there were 3 other children: my daughter age 13 and his two sons aged 12. She sneaks up my daughter starts bawling as did one of his sons, the other just barfed immediately. My son doesn't say a word, shows no emotion, straight up walked up to her and decked her. It was over at that point as even the midget witch was rolling.

patteeu 04-24-2014 07:56 AM

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Originally Posted by mr. tegu (Post 10580551)
My wife wants to go camping. But knowing her, that's probably only because she has never been.

I can't get the bugs off the table because we are eating in their yard. That white and black stuff on the table is definitely not bird poop either. Probably just remnants of some oreos.

So we will definitely be borrowing our equipment for the first time we go.

Take her here. It's perfect for you. All the stuff like tents, ice, firewood and water are taken care of for you and you get a small island to yourselves.

Radar Chief 04-24-2014 07:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Dick Bull (Post 10582209)
Funny story. First time I took my boy camping (he was 3). It was around Halloween out on 20 acres behind my buddy's dad's house. We decided to play a trick on them. We planted the children's heads with a ghost story about a midget witch who only gets children. About an hour later my buddy's sister sneaks up through the woods acting like she's the midget witch. Besides my son there were 3 other children: my daughter age 13 and his two sons aged 12. She sneaks up my daughter starts bawling as did one of his sons, the other just barfed immediately. My son doesn't say a word, shows no emotion, straight up walked up to her and decked her. It was over at that point as even the midget witch was rolling.

LMAO Leave it to the young'n.

beach tribe 04-24-2014 07:59 AM

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Originally Posted by El Jefe (Post 10582127)
AMEN!!!

You tellin' me someone who listens to Riff Raff is not the out doors type?

C'mon.

patteeu 04-24-2014 08:03 AM

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Originally Posted by stumppy (Post 10582085)
Whenever you go on a float trip especially here in the Ozarks, Always carry a six to eight foot piece of garden hose. Getting dumped out of the canoe usually happens at River bends and log jams. Which is where the greatest danger of getting trapped under the water happens.
a person can you supposed to breathe with until they are freed.

You'd better not be under very long if you're trying to breath through a hose that long. Almost all the air you inhale will be air you just exhaled and it won't take long to run out of oxygen.

J Diddy 04-24-2014 08:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Radar Chief (Post 10582221)
LMAO Leave it to the young'n.

It's stories like these why I love the outdoors. Being isolated from technological and other life distractions. Being isolated from the world and just focusing on nature and the other people around. I think it's more of a stop and pay attention thing because I've got a ton of memories from these trips that I wouldn't trade for anything in the world.


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