the critters. Here are some helpful tips on how to keep insects and larger animals from spoiling your outdoor experience. Bee Sting Remedy: Mix common powder meat tenderizer and water on to the palm of your hand to make a paste. Apply liberally to the area of the sting as soon as possible. The relief is almost instant. Keep the Bugs Away Put citronella-scented tea lights in jelly jars and scatter them throughout your camp. It looks beautiful and helps keep the bugs away. How to Avoid Some Bugs Avoid using scented fragrances and wear long-sleeve shirts. Also, stay away from wet, grassy area and keep cool since bugs are attracted to moisture. Mosquito Bite Remedy Make a paste from dirt and a little bit of water and apply to a mosquito bite. The relief is Instant and it helps keep the area from swelling. Keep Critters Out and Keep You Food Safe Raccoons and other animals will probably visit your campsite while you are sleeping or off on a hike. This can be a very unpleasant situation if you are not prepared. You could be left without food, and have a big mess to clean up, so you need to safeguard your area. Before you go to sleep or leave your campsite, make sure you do the following:Clear your picnic table, ensure no food traces are left, and bring your garbage bag to the park’s enclosed bin. Never keep food in your tent. You may like to try it, it may work. courtsey of roberthood.net
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