You can basically use your camping stoves indoor but making sure that you do all safety precautions before doing so. Using camping stoves indoor can result to major accidents such as burning and Carbon Monoxide poisoning if safety measures are not done properly. You have to remember that ventilation should be the first priority when using camping stoves indoor.

Camping tarps can be used for a multitude of purposes. They are great to use when hiking and a sudden rain storm hits. A person can drape it over them to shield them from the rain. Tarps are great for covering items that are stored outside to prevent them from being rained on. They are also great to use as an emergency shelter if a person gets disoriented.

I have one of the Western Field 38 and after some searching on the internet I found a sight with OLD mossberg catalogs on it. http://home.epix.net/~damguy/catalog.htm it looks like mine is a Mossberg Model 35 with No.3 Peep Sight and and the mulit post ramp sight. I think the No.3 peep was a lower cost option than the micro-click. Mossberg did in fact make that rifle for Montgomery Wards.

If your outdoor adventure involves rock climbing then you will definitely need a climbing rope. They are an important safety feature for rock climbing because when you string climbing rope through carabineers, the climbing rope can break your fall if you slip. Also if your outdoor adventure involves boating or using a lasso, you can also use climbing rope. If you just hiking on a familiar trail on your outdoor adventure, you do not climbing rope.

Always best to put down a tarp first. A little smaller than the tent. First stake the four corners. Then put together the two long shock poles.

Slide them through the sleeves in the top of the tent and secure the ends into the grommet holes at each corner while raising the tent at the same time.Now take the rain fly and put it over the tent with the vents to the sides. Attach each corner of the fly to the corner grommets of the tent. Slide the small pole through the front of the fly and attach to holes in the tent. Secure all tie downs with the stakes that are provided. Enjoy,

Um,I'm pretty sure they would still be called a camper. I watched a video on a camp I'm going to and the directors called them campers.

I am working on the campmate 2 rooms high wall tent also. It consisted of three support structures. The center support is slightly higher, the trick is to keep the tubing structural together during assembly. Suggest temporary tape the tubing as you go. Other vintage tent have the same system.

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Depending on the type of camping you are doing, the amount of time you will be in the wilderness and how strenous the work you will be doing you may want to consider the following options:

Camping in non-remote area for short period of time:Try bringing Beans, hotdogs, water, soups, marshmellows and dry nacks. Don't forget the can opener and the pots and bowls. This is recommended for short trips where you can have a cooler at the camp sight.

IF you are trecking into the wilderness and excerting lots of energy try the following:

Bring dehydrated meals or self heating meals which you can purchase at a local sporting goods store. Also, bring lots of clean water, some water purification tabs or a filter to remove any micro organisms if you need to get more water from a lake or stream on your journey. Also, pack lots of high calorie snacks for energy, I always like granola bars, nuts and dried fruits. You can expend over 3000 calories a day if you are doing alot of physical activity. You can get alot of ideas if you goto the local sporting goods store and look in their camping isle.

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The three thicker poles are inserted into the plastic triangle which forms the top of the tent. Insert a pin on the O ring into each end of the poles. Attach the c-clasps around the poles. The longer poles are inserted in a similar manner. The blue pole is used for the front porch. Attach the c-clasps around the poles. Insert the metal pins through the loops to fully extend and secure the tent before attaching the tarp/rain-fly. The "Greatland" logo goes over the entrance.

Nowadays of nylon or polyester. Eary days could have been leather, cotton or canvas

Most popups weigh between 1500 and 4000 pounds.

Field and Trek is a great place to buy camping equipment for residents of the United Kingdom. However, those looking to buy camping equipment from other locations may find the shipping cost and exchange rates may make shopping at Field & Trek too expensive to be a good choice.

A tent can be pitched for the night in many places. A tent can be pitched right in a backyard. It is fun for children to sleep in a tent in their own backyard. A tent can also be pitched at a camp ground.

Normally used as an expression to label what is the hardest or most challenging obstacle in a list of obstacles that needs to be overcome or considered.

I recently bought a popup canopy tent from www.coloredink.com. They have instructions on their website and also this useful video on YouTube.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VP9zC12lwNU

Hope this helps!

a typical steel "30 pound" liquid propane tank weighs about 25-28 pounds empty.

propane tank markings (on collar)

propane weighs about 4.125 pounds per gallon and a "30 pound tank" will

hold about 7.5 gallons so a full tank will weigh about 55 pounds or so.

Typical recertification stamp:

MM XXX YY E

MM -> 2 digit recertification month

XXX ->3 character Re-qualifier's registration number

YY -> 2 digit recertification year

E ->States the cylinder has been externally examined

WC -> Water capacity of the cylinder.

TW -> Tare weight of the cylinder (what the tank weighs empty)

ICC, DOT, BTE, CTC or TC -> Specification number eg. TC4BA240

10 89 -> Date of manufacture (October. 1989)

You can re-order them from the factory at 800-775-1965. Tell them your tent model number and the parts you need. I believe the tent pole part numbers are CPOL-392BL and TPOL-428RD but they will be able to verify.

Northern Designs tents are manufactured now by Northpole USA.

A forest is an expanse of naturally-growing trees of various species, along with plant and animal life that form an ecosystem. A park is a natural or semi-natural area for people to visit; it may or may not have trees or forests within it, and if entirely man-made, may not have a fully functioning ecosystem.

Depending on the nature of the damage there isn't a good way to fix tent poles. Generally if they are bent, you can bend them back into shape, although they sometimes lose their structural integrity, making them susceptible to bending again in the future. Your best bet is to go to a gear shop and replace them altogether.

Minimal impact camping is when you go camping, hiking, hunting, or any other outdoor activity, particularly in wilderness areas, where you leave no evidence of your ever having been there. That mean leaving no trash, picked flowers, damaged landscape or other human residue, physical or otherwise behind. In other words, leave it as you found it!

It really depends on the person. Some people like it and some people hate it. If you are a very outdoorsy person you probably will really enjoy it if you are a couch potato you will probably hate it.

Canvas, polyester or water proof cotton for the exterior. They are usually filled with down feathers or polyester fiberfill. They are temperature rated so select the one that best fits your needs. You wouldn't want a light weight one if you are camping in the mountains in the winter and you wouldn't want a heavy one if you are camping in the desert. Sleeping bags for kids will be made of a fire retardant material to protect your child in the event the unthinkable should happen.