Kiwi Camp Dry cans

I wanted to share with you a great product for your camping tents, boots, jackets, or anything that is not as waterproof as it used to be. I used Kiwi Camp Dry on my jacket which is probably 3-4 years old, and had never had any sort of waterproofing done to it. My first test was to try sprinkling some water on the jacket. It balled up but eventually ended up soaking in. I sprayed the jacket with Camp Dry and let it dry for an hour. The next test showed great results. It was like my jacket repelled water. Water could not leave my jacket fast enough. At first I started sprinkling water but that got boring so I doused my jacket with water. The only parts that did have some water beaded up were the areas that did not yet get sprayed with Camp Dry. I am going to next try the other product on my tent, which is also 3-4 years old and has never been treated. I am sure it will help my tent out. We have not had much rain here in the mid-west this summer to actually do a real life test of the Camp Dry products.

Check out my pics below. I apologize in advance about the quality. I did not get to keep the digital camera in above mentioned life changing event.

My jacket before Camp Dry

My jacket after Camp Dry

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Well I was hoping to have another featured outdoor blogger up today but it didn’t happen. I am going to work on that probably Tuesday since I’m heading off to the Cincinnati travel sport & boat show tomorrow, birthday party on Sunday, and son’s science fair project due Monday, oh and I’m also giving a class on wordpress Monday evening, because not having anything on my calendar is boring! I was hoping to have some business cards made up but the printer wouldn’t get them right. I even had the Outdoor Bloggers Summit logo on them! Now they just have my website. If you’re here from the show please add a comment and say hey. I’ll be posting pictures from the show here also so sign up for my mailing list on the right and you will get an e-mail when a new post is added.

Oh and if you’re new my name is Justin. Feel free to connect with me on other sites using the links on the right.

In the Spring of 2003 my brother and I purchased this Farm located in Northwest Kentucky, located just across the river from world renown Shawnee Forrest in Pope County Illinois. We feel very fortunate that GOD has led us to this little piece of heaven on Earth, and hope you will visit us here. This property is also part of the ‘Trail of Tears’ and was given the name “The Happy Hunting Place” by the Cherokee Indians.

Our deer heard have access to 20% protein pellets year ’round, 24 hours a day. They currently consume approx. 1,500 of palletized food per month along with summer crops of approx. 300 acres of corn, soybeans and alfalfa & clover. Natural foods consist of white oak acorns, honeysuckle and tons of browse. These deer have a year ’round “High Protein Buffet”.

Wallhangerfarms is very excited to have bow hunting with us in September, “Brock Rays World of Outdoors” filming a Trophy Whitetail Hunt to be aired on national tv.

Wallhanger Farms KY Deer Hunting