Re: Condors and other beasts
Scary but interesting. I understand they are making their way North from Mexico, and the Grand Canyon was a previous domain. More than twice as big as a...
kaibabcat 2002-06-28 05:19:45 #15712

Re: Colorado River illness
Chlorine won't even kill cryptosporidium which is becoming more common each year. --- In grandcanyon@y..., "aguabug" wrote: > I wonder if the NPS isn't...
hiking_arizona 2002-06-27 21:26:49 #15711

Re: Colorado River illness
I wonder if the NPS isn't encouraging people to cut corners with their new recommendations on chlorine use for disinfecting drinking water. For close to 20...
aguabug 2002-06-27 18:50:02 #15710

Re: Condors
Yikes, a jaguar ! You'd probably never see it. It'd stalk you and then it'd be all over. There is a place near my house where they breed and rehab big...
johngeyles 2002-06-27 17:31:08 #15709

Re: Backcountry Closed
The only closures announced for Friday are to the S. Bass and some of the N. Kaibab NF. Exactly what use areas was your permit in that got cancelled? Bob...
bob41_2001 2002-06-27 17:14:51 #15708

Re: Aborted Hikes (I like this thread!)
--- In grandcanyon@y..., Tom Bourne wrote: > I had to bail out of a hike from South Bass to Elves Chasm ... They give shots for tetanus, but not for...
davidianmarcus 2002-06-27 17:13:55 #15707

Re: Offtopic: whose water is it anyway?
Mexico never seems to get their share, the river is usually dry below Yuma. Wouldn't ivisions between farming and cities be renegotiated when and if it ever...
aguabug 2002-06-27 16:38:40 #15706

Re: Nankoweap Beach Camping
Don't know about other crossings but I would not call the route between the Mesa and Butte difficult. In fact there used to be a lot of trail on it. River...
aguabug 2002-06-27 16:35:04 #15705

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