Re: Bear Cannisters
What's this "bullsh*t" about no bears? And/or no bears seen there in years? On page 23 of the fall 2005 issue of the Boatman's Quarterly Review (V18 #3)...
driftersmith 2006-11-15 08:49:50 #43609

Re: Escalante Route in April...
Three or four years ago, I did the Escalante Rt in late Feb. We descended in light snow on Tanner but could see the trail fine and didn't need crampons. By...
nkorte1 2006-11-15 08:44:03 #43608

Nankoweap current info wanted
Another ledge comment: A friend and I hiked Nankoweap a couple of years ago and read all of the posts we could find about the ledge. Comments ranged from...
nkorte1 2006-11-15 08:25:44 #43607

Nankoweap current info wanted
I haven't been following this entire thread but when your posts refer to the Marion/Sieber Route I'm not sure what route you're talking about as there are...
Wayne Tomasi 2006-11-15 07:43:08 #43606

Re: Bear Cannisters
Terry, I am not sure what turkey roaster bags are made of, but unless using doubled bags gave me protection equal to that of a plastic milk jug, I don't...
Bob Holland 2006-11-15 06:50:18 #43605

Re: Escalante Route in April...
By mid to late April the snow "should" be gone for the most part. I agree with the previous post to check things out when you are there, and make any...
Lawrence Antonelli 2006-11-15 06:46:35 #43604

Re: Bear Cannisters
Hi John... Thank you so very much for this information! I will not be carrying a bear cannister on my trip! I will use double turkey roaster bags like I...
sevenon7th 2006-11-14 23:25:50 #43603

Nankoweap current info wanted
As you say, it is all subjective. Clearly you're made of much tougher stuff than I. I've only taken that trail 4 times, so I'm no expert either. ...
John Gibbs 2006-11-14 21:19:28 #43602

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