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Q&A How do you flavour your water on camping trips?

I take the small packets of gatorade or similar that offers flavor plus electrolytes. I find that flavouring helps to make certain sources of water palatable when filtering it out in the backcountry.

posted 10y ago by Michael Martinez‭  ·  last activity 10y ago by System‭

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Q&A How can you make a MSR WhisperLite stove simmer?

Part of my kitchen is 3 twelve inch gutter nails. When a pot needs to simmer, it goes on the nails, which act to increase the distance from the Whisperlite's flame. Lots easier than working to ad...

posted 10y ago by Bill‭

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Q&A How do you flavour your water on camping trips?

Few things I do: bring tea. bring water flavoring packets, like Crystal Light or Propel. bring coffee or instant coffee. know your surrounding vegetation and make tea out of different plants, l...

posted 10y ago by slybloty‭  ·  last activity 10y ago by System‭

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Q&A Is burying human waste always the lowest-impact solution?

In some heavily used areas, especially where there's little chance for natural decomposition to occur (such as at high altitudes where there is poor soil), you're required to pack out all human was...

posted 10y ago by nhinkle‭  ·  last activity 10y ago by System‭

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Q&A How can I tell if I am dehydrated or have low electrolytes (need salt, etc.)?

There are a lot of myths about water and dehydration: Drinking Water for Hiking: Myths and Facts. One of these is the belief that people are in danger of being dehydrated without knowing it. Dehy...

posted 10y ago by Ben Crowell‭  ·  last activity 8y ago by System‭

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Q&A How can I maximise my chances of seeing a wild wombat?

I know nothing about wombats, but I do stalk a particular wild animal here in my part of the world. Here is some general advice. Scat is a good start. Are there areas where it is more concentrated...

posted 10y ago by orangejewelweed‭

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Q&A When to kill and bleed a fish

There is no reason to kill, bleed and gut the fish immediately. The ideal way to preserve freshness is to keep the fish alive as long as possible. Depending on your situation this is best accomplis...

posted 10y ago by Sam‭  ·  last activity 8y ago by System‭

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Q&A Disposal of Gore-Tex or other membrane products

Goretex, generally consists of three chemicals. The outer The outer (wear resistant part) is simply nylon or polyester. This is typically non-hazardous and can be disposed as any other plastic...

posted 10y ago by System‭  ·  last activity 10y ago by System‭

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Q&A Disposal of Gore-Tex or other membrane products

http://www.gore-tex.com.au/faq/w1/i1085252/ How should I dispose of a GORE-TEX® product in an environmentally safe way? Garments or footwear made from Gore laminates can be safely disposed ...

posted 10y ago by Russell Steen‭

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Q&A Are there B2 alpine boot brands in the UK besides La Sportiva and Scarpa?

Looks like you have a very limited range of brands over on your island * Beside the brands you already mentioned here are some others that spring to mind: Hanwag Lowa Mammut Salewa Dachstein ...

posted 10y ago by Benedikt Bauer‭  ·  last activity 10y ago by System‭

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Q&A Do truly all-season tents exist?

Many 4-season tents cannot be ventilated as well as tents made for summer conditions. Also, they tend to be larger. this means, you can use them, but it won´t be ideal. This differs a lot with the ...

posted 10y ago by Paul Paulsen‭

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Q&A How should I pack for a week of backpacking in the rain?

Non-cheep correct-size raincoat. Mine is a decent quality (maybe 40 euro), but is too small for me and my trousers get soaked. Also, it should cover the backpack, as backpack-only rain-protection ...

posted 10y ago by Vorac‭  ·  last activity 10y ago by System‭

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Q&A Where is it possible to use a hammock in the UK?

I have found that the forestry commission runs 'private' forests too. We should call them woodlands I suppose. However, to the question. The trees may have been planted methodically in neat lines b...

posted 10y ago by peter‭

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Q&A What foods can you cook by directly placing them into a fire?

Another one would be Damper, an Australian bush bread traditionally cooked in the hot ashes of a dying fire, with or without tin-foil (just don’t eat the crust). It has a pretty delicious smokey ta...

posted 10y ago by rysch‭  ·  last activity 10y ago by System‭

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Q&A Altitude sickness when going from sea level to 14,000 ft (4,200m) in a single day

The other answers already gave lots of information about altitude adaption, so I will focus on one certain point: AMS (acute mountain sickness) evolves when staying at high altitudes. It is a path...

posted 10y ago by imsodin‭  ·  last activity 8y ago by System‭

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Q&A Technique for lead solo climbing with rope

In addition to the other answers, a blog post by Andy Kirkpatrick (a leading proponent of the art of solo roped climbing) on his description of what he does, can be seen at http://www.andy-kirkpatr...

posted 10y ago by Paul Lydon‭

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Q&A Taking Aspirin in higher altitudes

First I want to make clear, that I do not have professional medical training. Everything I am going to write down, I acquired by reading articles published by various high-altitude medicine societi...

posted 10y ago by imsodin‭

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Q&A Technique for lead solo climbing with rope

Warning: Yer Gonna Die For this answer I'll discuss the devices and considerations specific to lead soloing, rather than describe a particular technique. Available Devices There are very few dev...

posted 10y ago by requiem‭

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Q&A Altitude sickness when going from sea level to 14,000 ft (4,200m) in a single day

Here is a clip from this webpage - Acclimatization To Altitude: Preparing for Competition at Altitude How can athletes who live at sea level prepare for a competition at altitude? O...

posted 10y ago by pheidlauf‭  ·  last activity 8y ago by System‭

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Q&A Altitude sickness when going from sea level to 14,000 ft (4,200m) in a single day

This is really funny because I am from Toronto (Sea Level) and flew to Denver a couple months ago and climbed Bierstadt the morning after arriving followed by Quandary Peak the next day. Upon arri...

posted 10y ago by AM_Hawk‭  ·  last activity 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A Making a Make-Shift harness from Tape-Slings

I'll preface this by saying I've never tried this in a real world application myself, but I was curious and found some instructions for creating quick harnesses out of webbing from a web search. I...

posted 10y ago by Andrew‭  ·  last activity 10y ago by System‭

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Q&A What foods can you cook by directly placing them into a fire?

Picture via Google from Our South African barbecue, a way of life Ideally you actually bbq by smearing butter on them first then grilling. The outside caramelizes into golden to just short of bl...

posted 10y ago by Dirk Bester‭  ·  last activity 8y ago by System‭

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Q&A Technique for lead solo climbing with rope

Advanced climbers only Climbing is inherently dangerous. Soloing is even more so. Please learn from experienced people and in person, not from Internet. So this answer mainly describes physical ...

posted 10y ago by anatolyg‭  ·  last activity 10y ago by System‭

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Q&A Survival type activies for Scout camp

go out and collect sample leaves and see if they can identify them (don't pick anything poisonous... show them the plant without disturbing it if/when you find it!) bonus points if they can identif...

posted 10y ago by user3537185‭

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Q&A Survival type activies for Scout camp

a good stalking exercise is fun! Draw straws to see who the first "target" is and have them sit in a clearing blindfolded while the other players hide in the woods around the target (specify a sta...

posted 10y ago by BoatCode‭

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