Re: Caching water on
Alex - I too have never had a problem caching water. Maybe I've been lucky, but I do put it in out of sight places, hidden quite well. I ditto the...
richard2425848 2009-04-19 19:40:06 #54950

Backcountry Trails Podcast Updated by Park Service. April 19, 2009
Hiked down to Breeze Point on the Hermit Trail this morning. Today was the first day that was starting to heat up and feel like summer. This week, veteran...
shioshya 2009-04-19 19:34:00 #54949

Re: Caching water on
Hey Alex, A Foodsack would work fine OR you could conceal a Nalgene under rocks away from an established camp. But I will say. I would rather carry an...
Peter Borremans 2009-04-19 19:24:21 #54948

Re: Caching water on
Alex - Â I have never had a problem with any container, including gallon jugs right off the store shelf, but I've heard of others who have had their...
Bob Bordasch 2009-04-19 19:20:20 #54947

Caching water on
On another topic along similar lines, we are going to need to cache water on the Tanner (probably below Cardenas) for the trip back up.  How does...
Alejandro E. Peraza 2009-04-19 19:10:25 #54946

Re: Ratsacks (Outsak now)
That is exactly what I did Pete. I hung it up from a tree dangling from its corner eyelet, which meant that it freely swung if any pressure was...
Alejandro E. Peraza 2009-04-19 18:52:28 #54945

Re: Home photo
Tracey, check the archives. Doug Nering apparently nailed it! Pete Borremans _____ From:...
Peter Borremans 2009-04-19 18:52:02 #54944

Re: Home photo
Traci - I did venture a guess, apparently a foolish one, that was promptly corrected by Doug N. and Tom B. in previous posts. I assume they are correct, but...
richard2425848 2009-04-19 18:43:47 #54943

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