I love overland camping, but hate packing up afterwards. Sound familiar? Here’s an email from Steve: This idea came to me a little while ago. I have installed a heavy external frame ( by Smittybilt ) and attached an 7′ basket to the top of my Jeep. The problem is finding a tent to fit […]
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Seen and Read… deer vigil
Tip to deter deer from eating your veggies – pitch a SansBug next to your garden for a vigil. […]
New Bomas of Kenya
Across the world in far-flung places, green structures are popping up… Here are pictures of the SansBug mosquito net from a mission trip in Kenya. […]
Scorpion-proof Tent
Trivia question of the day – which is the most venomous scorpion in North America? Ding, ding, ding… you guessed it, it’s the bark scorpion! Its venom is so painful that many victims have described sensations of electric jolts after being stung. It is the only scorpion in the southwest that can climb walls and […]
Nod of Approval
January 9, 1438hrs: Please be advised our office must purchase three SansBug III for members going on mission overseas. The Mounties may always get their man but even they need protection. Three RCMP officers were deploying to Cambodia for one year to investigate crimes against humanity, war crimes and genocide committed during the Khmer Rouge […]
Operation Fight-Ebola
In late November, the Canadian military contacted us for a rush order to outfit a team heading to Africa in a week with pop-up mosquito nets. We didn’t ask where they were going and they didn’t tell. A quick search on google revealed the mission is the Canadian government’s response to the Ebola outbreak in […]
Raw Organic Honey from the Newest-Country-in-the-World
It’s always interesting to read where and how the SansBug is being used in different parts of the world. Chris, Managing Director of LoneStar – Africa Works, an Austin-based non-profit is working with beekeepers in South Sudan to sell their honey in USA. He just got back last week after a month-long trip. Here’s part […]
Free-standing Mosquito Nets for Doctors without Borders
Now that Ebola has claimed its first victim in the US, more of us are concerned and worried. We find ourselves paying attention to the headlines mentioning it and reading more about it. But many of our doctors have been choosing to work in West Africa since the outbreak was announced in March despite the […]
Camp Sequassen
Hello SansBug, Our leaders and I would also like to thank you for helping us out with such a great product. They kept the bugs out and saved the leaders from having to do bug sweeps each night of the platform tents at Camp Sequassen. We did a overnight canoe trip to a small […]
Seen and Read: huge, baseball huge
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