Gear Lists
			Keeping items together like clothes, food, personal items, etc. means less searching around in your pack, especially in the dark.  Total carried weight should not exceed more than 20% of body weight.  General gear checklist Camp: Backpack Walking stick or hiking poles Sleeping bag Bed roll (optional) Tent and tent pegs Water: (Carry at least 2 liters a day) Water Filter Water Bottles Iodine tablets Food: Food bag Stove Pot Windscreen/Stand for pot Can opener Spoon Spices Clothing: (depends on weather - wool or fleece is best) Clothes bag Warm hat Shirt (Orange is good during hunting season) Fleece sweatshirt Long underwear (Tops/Bottoms) Shorts Long Shell Pants (Water resistant) 2 pairs wool or other (non-cotton) socks Boots or sneakers depending on terrain Rain poncho Personals: Pen/Notebook paper Toothbrush/Paste 2 small lighters Toilet paper in ziplock bag Foot powder Vitamins, Asperin, and/or Medications Chapstick Sunscreen Misc: Driver's License Whistle Maps/Guidebooks/Compass Rope Camera Duct Tape (A few feet's worth, wrap around water bottles) Plastic Bags (for sleeping bag - rain, boots at night, ID, trash, food, etc.) Bandanas Swiss Army Knife Headlamp or flashlight First Aid Kit Sunglasses Insect Repellant X-tras: Food, drink, and clothes to leave in the car for the ride back
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