The Camping Guide

    Tick season is a time of worry about many people. Tick's can appear and every U.S. state, and some can carry Lymes  disease . All ticks are different, some are more dangerous than others, and others are completely harmless. It's important to take the same precautions for every tick so that you don't get hurt or sick, and it's also important to protect yourself from ticks, which is what I'll be discussing today.     Like discussed earlier, ticks are dangerous. However, it's important not to panic if a tick bites you. If a tick does bite you, you need to; 1; Remove the tick - Grab the tick close to your skin and PULL , not twist. 2; Clean the Area - Clean the area of the tick bite with soap and water or rubbing alcohol. 3; Save the Tick - Although it sounds weird, save the tick in a plastic container in the case you need to show it to your doctor.      If you take these precautions, you should be fine. However, if you develop rash, fever, ...

      Going camping for the first time is always exciting! There's so much to see, do and experience on your trip. However, without the right gear, you won't enjoy the trip as much as you can, so here are some essentials that you need to bring to enjoy your first camping trip.      Tent - Depending on how many people are tenting with you, I would recommend the TETON Sports Mountain Ultra 2-person tent.  This tent is very durable and most definitely will last you a long time. This tent is also cheap compared to other tents. If you're tenting with more than 2 people, then I recommend finding a tent on the TETON Website , or by searching for them on Amazon.     Sleeping bag - Depending on the type of weather that you're going to experience on your trip, I recommend the ECOOPRO    sleeping bag for summer and the RIOYALO sleeping bag for winter.      Stove - Buying a stove is completely dependent on what you'll be eatin...