Hunting Trips, Fishing Trips, Outfitters, Guides, Lodges by Outdoor Connection

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• Flying British Airways to go hunting has gotten pricier. Since early October 2009, BA is charging £50 ($82 US) each way for a firearm, and has decreased its free checked baggage allowance.

toiletries, medication (otc)		*general*
Brush Comb Conditioner Dental floss Deodorant Eye drops Feminine hygiene products Lotion, hand Nail clippers Nail file Powder, baby Scissors, cuticle Shampoo Shaving kit Soap, deodorant Soap, unscented Soap, bio-degradable Tecnu Skin Cleanser (poison ivy/oak) Tooth brush Tooth Paste Tweezers Advil Allergy medication Aleve Antibiotic ointment Antacids Antihistamine tablets (Benedryl) Anti-itch cream Aspirin Calamine lotion (bug bites) Cold medication Hydrocortisone cream Cough syrup Decongestant tablets Diamox (altitude sickness) Electrolyte tablets Flu medication Heat rash powder Ibubrofen Imodium (anti-diarrhea) Laxative Pepto Bismol Tinactin ointment Tylenol Zanfel (poison ivy/oak) ___________________________ ___________________________ ___________________________ .		Alcohol gel sanitizer Boot laces, spare Cornstarch (for heat rash) Cavit, 6 oz, (temporary tooth filling) Contact lenses, spare set Contact lens solutions Cotton swabs Elbow brace Epi Pen Eyeglasses cleaner Eyeglasses, spare set Eyeglasses, reading First Aid Kit Foot care, foot powder Foot care, moleskin and scissors Lip balm/Chapstick Lip sunblock Medication, prescription (bring extra) Power/plug converters Q-tips Razor blades Safety pins Sewing kit Sunglasses Sunglasses strap Sunscreen Survival Kit Towels Tissues, travel pack Wash cloths Written prescriptions, glasses/contacts Written prescription, medication ___________________________ ___________________________ ___________________________ .
*First aid kit*		*survival kit*
Ace bandage Alcohol pads/wipes Ammonia inhaler Antibiotic (triple) ointment Antiseptic wipes Bandages, variety Elastic wrap, self stick Eye cup Eye pad First Aid Manual Compressive Guide to Wilderness & Travel Medicine, by Eric Weiss, M.D. Gauze pads Gloves Safety pins and needles SAM splint Snake bite kit Sterile gauze pads Sterile gauze roll Steri-strips Suture kit Tape roll Thermometer Tongue depressors Vaseline Whistle on string Ziplock bags ___________________________ ___________________________ ___________________________		Aluminum foil, 5', folded tightly BandAids, 4 various sizes Bivvy sack Bullion cubes, 10 in small bag Candles, 2 emergency candles Chem lights/glow sticks Emergency space blanket Fire starter Fishing kit: assorted hooks, 20' fishing line, assorted split shot, 2 or 3 spinners or small lures Gem light (headlamp) Hydrogen peroxide swabs Iodine swabs Knife, small Flare gun and flares Lighter, butane Marking tape Matches, windproof, waterproof in case Mirror, signal Salt Signal mirror Signal strobe light Steel wool Water purifier Whistle on string Container to store kit supplies, should also be able to hold water if needed ___________________________ ___________________________ ___________________________