Re: Ratsacks (Foodsack now, not Outsak)
Folks-  I too have used Pete's product and it's the real deal. As indicated, securing it by hanging or under rocks ensures better protection.  The...
Lawrence Antonelli 2009-04-19 17:37:25 #54941

Re: Ratsacks (Foodsack now, not Outsak)
Alex - I too have a Ratsack. Now that that company is out of business, there is more than one alternative. Pete Borremans from this group manufactures the...
richard2425848 2009-04-19 13:33:11 #54940

Re: Ratsacks (Outsak now)
Ahh the Raven, If the raven is given enough time, and the Foodsack is on the ground or tied tightly to a tree not allowing for any movement. It can work...
Peter Borremans 2009-04-19 13:28:28 #54939

Re: Ratsacks (Outsak now)
Hi Alex, I can't answer your questions about the Outsack, but I just returned from Flagstaff after 12 days rafting the Canyon and found a good supply of...
Jan Taylor 2009-04-19 12:38:33 #54938

Re: Ratsacks (Outsak now)
I have the original Ratsack, the large one, sold by the Armored Outdoor Gear from Flagstff. I'm going to Tanner/LCR with five other hikers startingÂ...
Alejandro E. Peraza 2009-04-19 11:52:07 #54937

Re: Some Recent Fun in the Canyon
Hey Courtney, I'm just back from a week of exploring in canyon. You're a little South of your usual stomping grounds :) Did you jug back up the ropes in...
rich_rudow 2009-04-19 07:54:00 #54936

Re: Indian Hollow Road Conditions
I just returned from a week in the canyon. On Wed night 4-15 there was a large downed tree on FR 232 four miles from Indian Hollow (or 1 mile off FR 425)...
rich_rudow 2009-04-19 06:46:39 #54935

Re: Backpacker Mag on Royal Arch Loop
My biggest problem with Annette McGivney's article is the fact that she continually touts her constant worry for her 11 year old son questioning whether or...
Jim Edmondson 2009-04-19 06:15:55 #54934

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