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Preparing to be ALONE (part 3 of 14) - Gear For 7 Day Canoe Camping

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I go over the gear I brought on my trip. The experiment was not about raw survival, but rather a test on solitude in a foreign, unfamiliar and remote environment. My main aim was to be as minimal as possible while not limiting on items that were necessary to complete the mission. - Tent, Marmot 3-P Tungston tent (little big, but it's what I have) - Fishing Rod, Net and lures (hooks and sinkers, spinners, spoons, spare line) - Thermarest camp mat - Tarp - Eureka - Sleeping bag MEC Drake (0 to 15 degree C) - 1L Pot and frying pan, fire rack, spork - Paracord and leather gloves - Toilet paper - Folding hand saw (x2, Bahco Laplander - Flashlight - Ferro rod, matches, lighter, batteries - Bear spray - 1 pants, socks, hoodie, shirt. - 75L Baltoro packpack
Date: 2021-05-17

← Preparing to be ALONE (part 2 of 14) - Food For 7 Day Canoe Camping

Preparing to be ALONE (part 4 of 14) - Arrival and First Exploration →

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Comments and reviews: 3

Muskrat
I didn't see any water filters. are you planning to boil all your water? Also, do you have a battery charger for your camera?
I'm thinking of getting some sort of crank charger because we can't depend on good direct sunlight for a solar charger where I live.
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Martina
ok at least you've got the bear spray. don't forget some heavy medication incase you have to use the bear spray! i'm glad you're bringing bear spray.
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John
search youtube for ultralightweight backpacking/hiking, Bro. you can cut the weight almost in half without losing a thing in the way of utility
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