A-Camping We Will Go!
Hitting the Trail
Knot Again!
LNT
First Aid Emergencies
200

Campgrounds with established campsites, designated fire rings, running water and restrooms are usually located in the ______ country.

Front

200

Before heading out on any hike, you should make sure you have packed these 10 _______.

Essentials

200

This useful knot can be used to attach a rope to a tent or dining fly.

Two half hitches

200

Travel and camping should always be done on this type of surface whenever possible

Durable

200

In the case of severe bleeding, after putting on your protective gloves, you should do this to the wound

Apply direct pressure

400

For safety, you should ensure there are none of these around your tent in case of high winds

Dead trees or trees with dead limbs - a.k.a. widow makers

400

These two items work in tandem to help you know where you're going and how to get there

Map and compass

400

The perfect knot for dragging a log across the ground or starting a diagonal lashing

Timber Hitch

400

This first LNT principle is essential to ensure you can achieve all of the other principles during your outing 

Plan ahead and prepare

400

This severe allergic reaction might include swelling of throat tissues that makes breathing difficult or even impossible making it a life threatening hurry case

Anaphylactic Shock

600

In bear country, these items must not be kept in a tent and should be stored in bear lockers, bear proof canisters or hung in bags

All smellables - food, deodorant, lip balm, sun screen, toothbrushes, toothpaste, insect repellent, first aid kits, garbage, clothes with food on them, and water bottles that have had drink mixes in them. 

600

You should always fill out one of these and give it to a relative, friend, or neighbor before heading on a hike or any other trip in the backcountry

A trip plan

600

This term is used for the end of the rope used to tie a knot

Working or running end

600

Assuming the area where you are camping allows campfires and there is an existing fire ring, wood collected should be of this type

Dead or downed wood that can be broken by hand (no bigger than your wrist)

600

Today's CPR guidelines state that you use this pattern of compressions to rescue breaths when administering CPR. 

30 compressions / 2 breaths

800

When leaving the campsite for any reason, you should always have this with you

Your buddy

800

It doesn't have to be hot out to suffer from this serious medical issue - drink up to prevent it!

Dehydration

800

While not technically a knot, this technique is used to prevent a cut end of rope from untwisting or fraying.

Whipping

800

Digging a cathole, washing your hands with soap and water, and disposing of dishwater should all be done at least this far from streams or bodies of water

200 feet or 75 steps

800

Every accident victim should be treated for this condition which can cause organ failure and be life threatening

Shock

1000

To keep your tent in top condition, you should always do this with it as soon as you get home from a campout.

Unpack it, clean it out, and set it up or hang it to dry

1000

If you should happen to get lost during a hike, the first thing you should do is STOP which stands for this.

Stay calm

Think

Observe

Plan

1000

This lashing is used to join two poles together and is useful for building everything from camp chairs to  towers and bridges

Square lashing

1000

The Outdoor Code

As an American, I will do my best to - 

Be clean in my outdoor manners.

Be careful with fire.

Be considerate of the outdoors.

Be conservation minded.

1000

Before rendering aid in an emergency with serious injuries or illnesses, the first aid method says you should always take these 3 steps to keep yourself safe.  

1. Check the scene

2. Call for help

3. Approach safely