Re: campsight food protection, what are my options?
Just a thought! How often do people hear of an animal eating itself to death? Maybe the squirrel actually saved the campers from some misfortune of their...
PhilG 2010-09-05 18:19:07 #62235

Re: campsight food protection, what are my options?
The foodsack is absolutely worth the investment. I used mine for thirty nights of backpacking in the Canyon last year without any rodent or ringtail issues. ...
ohiocaver 2010-09-05 14:18:01 #62234

Re: campsight food protection, what are my options?
I don't know if you can rent the ratsack anywhere, but I do know you will not be sorry you have one. The rodents at Hermit and other threshold camp sites...
Marsha Kesselring 2010-09-05 09:17:51 #62233

Re: campsight food protection, what are my options?
Hey there, You will definitely need a rodent-proof bag. I purchased the food sack from www.foodsack.org ($35 with shipping) and it was chewed at every...
Pinny Lew 2010-09-05 09:12:29 #62232

campsight food protection, what are my options?
I'm sure this has been discussed here before but I'm new to the sight. We are at hermit creek in late september. I've read we should use a ratsack or other...
stickfigure74 2010-09-05 08:14:16 #62231

Re: Upper Ribbon Falls
--- In Grand_Canyon_Hikers@yahoogroups.com, "drsmith531" wrote: > > Thanks everyone for the directions to Upper Ribbon, my kids ( 11 & 13 ) and myself...
srn1945 2010-09-05 08:13:45 #62230

Re: Tanner Trail
The original trail started over on the ridge east of Desert View, and dropped down into the drainage to the north east of the overview. It met the current...
jagchiker 2010-09-04 22:16:13 #62229

Tanner Trail
In the 1920's, overhanging branches on the first few miles of the Tanner Trail were impediments to mules. I believe this was not the "old" Tanner Trail...
menkeshome 2010-09-04 13:47:56 #62228

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