>>2340634to add a couple more things I forgot to mention
>bergamot/orange oil mixture in a roll-on applicatorI used it to line the door flap of my tent so bugs would be dissuaded from coming in, as well as make myself smell better and it works as a repellent on your clothes are well.
>medical items, especially moleskin for blistersits a great idea to have tourniquets and compression bandages when youre working in remote locations doing dangerous shit, would also recommend taking a first aid and CPR class
this one is gonna sound crazy, but swimshorts and flip flops. If its cold and pouring rain, it will straight up be warmer to be in breathable clothes that dont soak and stick yo you when youre hanging around camp, even if its 40 degree out. This is only advice for when literally everything you own is soaking wet and its not gonna get dry anytime soon.
>extra batteries for headlamps>a quality headlamp>you'll slowly learn all the stupid little things you want but no one is gonna tell you to bring because a lot of shit is niche useI was this anon who worked for the CCC, some of this might help you prepare mentally
https://desuarchive.org/k/thread/50890564/#q50935685 