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Re: Re: Quick food hanging question. "But I doubt a bear is going for your rope first." Traditionally, beginner backpackers are using a bright white rope or parachute cord that they just bought. Bears don't always und... |
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Re: battery charger If solar panels are not practical, then use a "brick" battery. These are either rechargeable lithium batteries or else lithium primary batteries. You get one that is big enough that it wi... |
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Re: Re: Re: Re: ESBIT: Simmering and Ultralight Baking "When I dry bake, I reduce the amount of water to get a better bake." I believe that it applies to steam baking as well. We used to bake stuff inside a plastic bag over a steamer. ... |
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Re: Quick food hanging question. Justin, in my opinion, a black bear is smart enough to test anything that looks like a rope. The bear might chew it or claw it. That's why I posted the two-rope instruction yesterday. Yes, i... |
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: ESBIT: Simmering and Ultralight Baking Justin, what kind of temperatures can you get inside the pot? --B.G.-- |
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Re: Re: Raccoons... For raccoons, I think your best defense would be a scaled-down Claymore Mine. --B.G.-- |
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Re: Sierra weekend trips? One of the simplest places to go is the Hetch Hetchy area of Yosemite National Park. It is around 4000 feet elevation, so it is well below tree line and there shouldn't be any altitude problems... |
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Having trouble drilling Aluminum I'm not trying to break up a perfectly good MYOG project, but I guess you know that these aluminum snow saws are commercially available. The teeth even have an alternating crosscut pattern. Wit... |
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Re: Re: B.G. David, yes, I found the approximate weights also, but I had no idea that I had to scroll down that far. Three or four ounces for a food bag? --B.G.-- |
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Re: Raccoons... Gary, there is no point in trying to shop at simpleoutdoorstore.com since they don't list the weights of their products. --B.G.-- |
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