Lightweight Pack

I have a skills trip planned in two weeks back up to the Pine Log WMA to do a little practicing and playing in the dirt. I had almost all of my "quick trip" gear out today while making sure everything is clean and not lost. Everything was pretty well together since I had never technically unpacked from my last trip! While getting everything laid out, I snapped a couple pics and thought I'd run through what my lightweight pack contents consist of. (A couple things that didn't make the shot but do come a long with me: camera, belt knife, light shirt, food, fish bait, phone, good map. On that note, the parang might not make the lightweight cut)

While I am mentioning maps above, I was recently impressed by the guys at MyTopo. I was trying to get a custom map printed up for this trip, and has reached out to a couple local places with no luck. Finally, I ordered a topo map online from MyTopo, but managed to botch the scale of the map all by myself. I called them up, told them what I was after, and they set the map to my exact specs and gave me a small discount on it too! Great service!


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