Re: animals in Inner Canyon
In the mid 80's I saw a mountain lion one night between Mooney and Havasu Falls, about 50' away, and only 15-20' from one of our tents. There was no...
Adrian Jantzi 2005-02-10 20:34:41 #34644

Re: animals in Inner Canyon
I came upon the remains (a leg) of a deer in Salt last spring, just off the trail after it crosses the drainage. Salt Canyon looked like a good area...
Mann Connie 2005-02-10 19:06:54 #34643

Solar Battery Charger
Solar cells are available at: http://www.hobbyengineering.com/SectionFS.html Wayne Christensen "I bought some batteries, but they weren't included." Steven...
wayne90734 2005-02-10 18:24:03 #34642

Re: Flashlights
I have one of these. I mainly use it on the back of my pack for night hikes so others can see me. (I belong to a search and rescue group that is when I...
bjschroederdp 2005-02-10 16:48:09 #34641

Re: Hazard of lowering packs...Packs on the run!
Mike I remember that pack falling over. Still can't believe you were laughing. But what else could you do. Was kind of funny when your water bottle...
bjschroederdp 2005-02-10 16:32:56 #34640

Re: Flashlights
John, I carry a small red photon light on a string around my neck. It is enough light to answer the call of nature and find stuff in the pack. I only use...
Dick Matthews 2005-02-10 15:04:16 #34639

Re: animals in Inner Canyon
Yeah, they do this in Glacier N.P. to count grizzlies. I think they > just stick up some barb wire near known bear trails/paths and fur > tufts get caught...
johngeyles 2005-02-10 12:52:02 #34638

Re: Flashlights
I agree with John; I remember one moonless night 3 of us hiked from PR out the S.Kaibab sans lights or clothes...it was in July and all we carried was a water...
doc thomas@futureone.com 2005-02-10 12:41:43 #34637

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