Re: rat sack or other food defense?
I typically use plastic paint cans for a cache. You can get them in several sizes ranging from 2 gal to 5 gal. I put a 6" saw blade in the cache so I can...
Bob Bordasch 2008-02-03 18:42:08 #49422
Re: rat sack or other food defense?
What do you guys use to cache food in the backcountry. I think I saw a pic or two of
someones cache and it appeared to be plastic containers with screw...
michael_durmus 2008-02-03 18:21:06 #49421
Re: water below horseshoe mesa
Thanks all for your input. This group is great!
We're looking forward to a great hike to Hance Rapids and back.
Best regards to all,
/\james
On Feb 3,...
James Hayford 2008-02-03 16:33:18 #49420
Re: rat sack or other food defense?
Not to dis' the RatSack, but I find it kinda heavy. I like my CritterSack,
a food bag made from Kevlar; it is a lot lighter, and while not quite...
johngeyles 2008-02-03 13:51:04 #49419
Re: water below horseshoe mesa
In Cottonwood, I've always found cleaner and more plentiful water
down at the Tonto trail crossing - 1/2 mile or so below where the
trail from Horseshoe Mesa...
johngeyles 2008-02-03 13:46:42 #49418
Re: water below horseshoe mesa
Warning: don't rely on this post or any other. It's always a good
idea to check with the BCO to confirm just before you leave, and
think about your backup...
mikerogers_vt 2008-02-03 09:29:06 #49417
Re: Royal Arch Route "backwards" from River to Point Huitzil
Thanks for the replies! Nothing unexpected to disuade me. I didn't
mention that I'll be coming down that way a few days earlier, so
that rap spot will...
mikerogers_vt 2008-02-03 09:29:05 #49416
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