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Lyme really has no priority (yet) with pharmaceuticals, and standard treatment is different in every country. Over here in the Netherlands the standard is a maximum of 4 weeks of doxycycline if you have been diagnosed with lyme and i have never heard of GP's keeping ticks. More recent studies in...

I have been to "medicine bow national forest". website: MBR national forest

You can spray Permethrin on your clothing. And check very carefully every time you walk through potential areas. It took me 6 years to somewhat recover from a lyme infection.... Be carefull with Permethrin though, it is very toxic to cats too!

Advice from a website that is sponsored by advertisements from anti-virus-developers is also not very trustworthy.... I work in IT for more than 25 years and managed multiple datacentres, i have seen the security centre from Microsoft in Seattle. There is no solution that is 100% virus/spam proof.

Windows defender comes with Windows, so there is really no need to pay for "extra" virus-software.

If you need absolutely 100% waterproof i'd stay away from membrane jacket like goretex.

the most common things came along but i don't know if these have been mentioned already: soap gloves wire stripper safety stuff, shoes, glasses, ear protection first aid kit

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This is not totally correct. Dutch comes from the words "Dietsch and Duutsch", the languages spoken in the Netherlands, Belgium and a part of Germany. The Brittish started using the word "dutch". The german word for German is Deutsch and Americans mixed Deutsch and Dutch up over time. If you...

Ben and Lois Orford make there "trekker" knife with different options.

Christmas gave you a reason for a new knife, that is not a sad day but a good day :)

I don't know the size of your puukko but they are meant to be on the smaller size. They origin from the Sami in Finland.

Same here, i have experienced really bad weather and winds in my hammock/tarp, worse than the tent in the video. Up to the point i was amazed on how much a hammock/tarp can handle and still i'd stay dry and warm in my quilts.

They had some for sale a few weeks ago for patreons so you might sign up as a patreon. One other thing, the website's shop isn't working at all for me though so I have given up...

The logo in the tab looks to be different then before? (It is a blue EQ like logo)

If i had to choose between those 2 i'd go with 400 too.

I own both, the 600 is a little heavy but very warm in the winter. The 400 gets more usage because it is more useful outside winter. I also own the vest in 400, i like that one when i'm out in the woods. It layers great with other things.

I have these: Bison Woodland boot I like them a lot, no membrane at all. I don't like goretex, once whet it is hard to get dry.

If you can, try to borrow some kit and see what you prefer. You can try sleeping in a hammock, a tent, under a tarp etc. before buying something.

I know a lot of those symptoms. I had a very bad left foot too, it had a rush, was very thick and i couldn't walk long. I now am seeing a doctor that is specialized in Lyme, waiting for results of blood and urine tests. Last december i got diagnosed with lyme and got a prescription for 4 weeks...