Re: Rabid fox on the River Trail
Hi Doug.
I would consider it a medical urgency, but not an emergency.
Any wild fox, skunk, or other known carrier of rabies that bites you
is presumptively...
bill_orman 2003-11-20 17:50:57 #26254
Hance Creek Info Wanted
re. toilets on Horseshoe Mesa... There is another (looks to be pretty new) toilet closer to the mesa (east side) near the "group" camp.
It does not have the...
K. Sedler 2003-11-20 17:19:30 #26253
Re: Rabid fox on the River Trail
Bill --
So if someone gets a bite in the backcountry that breaks the skin
this could be cause to terminate your hike or seek immediate
evacuation from a...
Doug Nering 2003-11-20 17:04:16 #26252
Re: Hance Creek Info Wanted
There is usually water in Hance in the lengthy Tapeat's narrows. Also
trees and other vegetation and many suitable campsites. One can go
down Hance to the...
Bob Marley 2003-11-20 16:14:16 #26251
Re: Rabid fox on the River Trail
Hi Cliff. Rabies is endemic among some species of wild animals, in
Arizona and elsewhere. (I had a rabid bat in my backyard a few
years ago, in fact.) ...
bill_orman 2003-11-20 15:57:23 #26250
Re: Leaving bibles in ammo cans @ camps
Maybe you should ask the park rangers to be sure no Native American
artifacts are around.
They could be religious symbols and offend you.
Tony.
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Tony 2003-11-20 15:18:34 #26249
Re: Hance Creek Info Wanted
Bob--
These questions are all pretty well covered at Grand Canyon Off-the-
Trail webpage.
Especially the trip report Grandview Circuit, which should give a...
Doug Nering 2003-11-20 15:10:30 #26248
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