Re: Canister vs mesh bag?
If you re-read Randy's post, you will see that you do not need any type of food protection apparatus staying at IG, BA & CW. The park service has provided...
JoshC 2013-04-26 11:46:35 #72707
Re: Canister vs mesh bag?
I've used a Grubpack (mesh) for a few years now and have done just fine.
But I've never had a ringtail cat take it on.
Steve
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Steve Elliott 2013-04-26 10:09:29 #72706
Re: Five Ten shoes
Glad you had good luck with these. Guess since I have narrow feet, they're just not a good fit. I was hoping some women would chime in with their...
Karen 2013-04-26 09:55:04 #72705
Re: Canister vs mesh bag?
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rhuhra@verizon.net 2013-04-26 09:47:27 #72704
Re: Back from Boucher Trail hike - thanks for the advice!
If you look at the 2nd photo (the one against the clouds) closely, you can see the white patches at the leading edge of the wings, so yes, that's a condor!...
canyonb45 2013-04-26 09:47:16 #72703
Re: Canister vs mesh bag?
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Bessie Hyde 2013-04-26 07:29:37 #72702
Re: Canister vs mesh bag?
Mesh bag! However, you really don't need it because there are ammo cans
for food storage at the corridor campgrounds.
Bob
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tiredsole51 2013-04-26 07:23:07 #72701
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