This is true...I think that was after he put some stuff in my truck bed too!
Less is more... simplifying your backcountry camping/travel setup
- Thread starter sixstringsteve
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Westernhunter
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I have always wondered why I don't pack more like I'm backpacking when I go in the jeep. Then I remember, "I have a fridge," and I bring every thing I own.
Really the most bulky things I bring are,
Spring bar tent. It is the smallest one. Not really wanting to go with a nylon tent, so I guess I'm stuck here.
Sleeping bag. I hate mummy style bags. Love my canvas/ Cotton bag. Roomy. Yes I bring a pillow.
Camp chairs. They go on the rack. But I do hate them.
Camp kitchen. Yes I could just shove it all in a shoe box, but I don't want to.
Maybe I just need an F250? After the wheel stand I did on the Hole in the Rock trail, I probably need to down size a bit
Really the most bulky things I bring are,
Spring bar tent. It is the smallest one. Not really wanting to go with a nylon tent, so I guess I'm stuck here.
Sleeping bag. I hate mummy style bags. Love my canvas/ Cotton bag. Roomy. Yes I bring a pillow.
Camp chairs. They go on the rack. But I do hate them.
Camp kitchen. Yes I could just shove it all in a shoe box, but I don't want to.
Maybe I just need an F250? After the wheel stand I did on the Hole in the Rock trail, I probably need to down size a bit
- Location
- West Bountiful, UT
On my phone so just one quick comment on the towtabs. Love them for backpacking but no use to me car camping.
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here is a good picture of what my bed looked like.
I have repented of my crappy packing, here is from my most recent trip.
- Location
- Stinkwater
^^ That looks like you had a much better time setting up and striking camp.