I am just a creative 15 year old, who would like to intern at squid labs. I try to create things. I paintball. I was first featured on November 29, 2008.
I am just a creative 15 year old, who would like to intern at squid labs. I try to create things. I paintball. I was first featured on November 29, 2008.
Camping means bringing all you need to enjoy the outdoors for a night or more. Backpacking means much the same, but also to have what you need with you to survive, as well. Camping often enough means you have access to water. Backpacking often requires packing in your water, and/or having water filtration and purification. It means packing in food that can be kept at room temperature (or higher) for an amount of time.
Camping often doesn't require considering weight. Backpacking often does. Water weighs 8.35 pounds per gallon. Going out for two nights requires at least two gallons per person. Ever carry 17 pounds (plus another twenty for your other stuff) for three miles over wild terrain?
So, as you read the much appreciated 'ables, keep in mind your objective. Are you going camping or backpacking? It can make all the difference in the world.
When you see a snake, stand perfectly still. if your in a group yell "Snake" and get everyone to stand dead still. running and jumping like a wimp gets the snakes aggressive.
And yes this method works. I have had a few encounters with Taipan's, one with a fierce snake and hundreds of other random snakes and standing still is the best method. they just cruise past and dont really care.
another good thing to do is learn to identify the snakes of your region. so you can identify the snake you see, learn its aggressiveness and if you get bitten you can tell poison control what it was so you get the correct anti venom.
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20061002154808AAFCGj6
http://www.ehow.com/how_5090205_make-spider-repellent-home.html
but thanks for the post
Bring right (or left) arm fully back, swinging your body clockwise
Bring arm fully forward (swinging body in the other direction
Let go of tent
Easy!