Re: rat sack or other food defense? & Q about unattended tents.
Make hanger as follows. Get some nylon weed-eater cord (or
alternatively, heavy-guage fishing line) and connect a 1" metal
ring (a simple key-ring available...
johngeyles 2008-02-02 12:13:30 #49400
Introduction
Hello Group.
My name is Terri.
I saw the canyon for the first time in September when I let my
parents "drag" me there. Needless to say, on first glance,...
terriattwood 2008-02-02 12:13:00 #49399
Re: Weird complicated questions for true GC geeks.
Guess this doesn't help much, but the best way to avoid carrying a lot
of water down into the Canyon on this hike is to do it in the reverse
direction - thus...
johngeyles 2008-02-02 12:07:31 #49398
Re: rat sack or other food defense?
Randy (bessie hyde), either you have a much better search engine than
I do or you fabricated that story about the Kaibab Monkey. And by the
way if I had had...
pkbinder 2008-02-02 11:56:17 #49397
Re: rat sack or other food defense? & Q about unattended tents.
This is why all of my food goes into an exterior add on pocket. Quick and easy to get to, and it keeps most of the food smells out of the pack. Easy to hang...
Washburns 2008-02-02 11:40:23 #49396
Re: rat sack or other food defense? & Q about unattended tents.
less likely that they will knaw their way in.
When I slept in a tent at Clear Creek 3 nights there was a very determined
rat of some sort (pack rat?). On...
Chris Schmandt 2008-02-02 11:24:22 #49395
Re: rat sack or other food defense?
Reid,
I'll add my voice to the chorus of Ratsack fans, with a few additional
comments.
Size: I have the "small" size which measures 18" x 15" including...
chris.forsyth 2008-02-02 11:23:03 #49394
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