#hikerchat - Staying Organized
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TETONsports
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Q9. From your home to the campsite, how do you keep your gear organized while out using it? #hikerchat
peregrennials
replying to @TETONsports @TETONsports A9: If you're not going really long distances, bear canisters are magic for organization, even if you'… https://t.co/ly7blLNYVH
Kootenaicountry
t_jh2009
replying to @TETONsports @TETONsports A9) I have those items that I only use for camping stored in variuos containers in my garage. #HikerChat
BondLouise
replying to @TETONsports @TETONsports A9: Not gonna lie, sometimes I just toss everything into the car before I head home. #hikerchat
TheHikingDiva
replying to @TETONsports @TETONsports A9 It is around the campsite somewhere. I just try to make sure it is semi-organized for unpacking at home #HikerChat
bushwhackingfoo
replying to @TETONsports @TETONsports A9. NEVER let it outside of view. Gear gets legs of its own out there. Plus, I tie orange flagging to… https://t.co/am8x6JmY8f
shawnmanogue
replying to @TETONsports @TETONsports A9 truth is I repack up the night before and all I have to pack is what was used that night before leaving. #Hikerchat
TKoutside
replying to @TETONsports @TETONsports A9: I'll say it again, clear bins! Also, put things away! Sloppiness only slows you down. #hikerchat
XVCrosstrek
replying to @TETONsports @TETONsports A9: Does “enormous pile” count? If not, how about “all over Hell’s half acre”? #HikerChat
Todd_the_Hiker
replying to @TETONsports @TETONsports A9. I work to keep my pack organized on the trail & in camp, & make sure I return gear to it's proper… https://t.co/NGdg2wPitI
billbrokob
#hikerchat A9:I usually designate a spot for "setting things down" so I know where to look#hikerchat