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re "I know how to counter balance or hang so a bear doesn’t get it" A bear could easily walk out on the limb to pull it up (Yellow Yellow, the notorious female in the Adirondacks, is sm... |
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re Like I said, I dont put much stock in zoo tests. A wild, hungry bear in its natural setting is the true test. And the ursack has had more reported failures in the field than either the Garcia or th... |
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re Thatd be great, if bears were shooting at you. My flossers are also made out "the same material as bulletproof vests" as it says on the package, but they still break pretty easily. You sa... |
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re "As far as I know EVERY bear canister has had at least one failure. These products are listed as bear resistant for a reason. Given enough time and motivation a determined bear can break in... |
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re I made an edit just for you, since you took my thoughts about bear cans to the extreme. To be fair, I should have defined "from the get go" as when the product becomes available to the co... |
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re Was I speaking about the difficulties of overcoming the laws of gravity or was I speaking about a simple object with almost no moving parts? Oh, the internet. Whats next, you gonna compare me to Hi... |
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re "Also, this statement, as best as I can tell, if from 2000. 12 years ago. Are they still selling they same product they sold 12 years ago?" When it comes to something as important as f... |
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re The ursack is a joke. I don't care how many "tests" they want to run. The method for securing the top is a knotted string. Yea, I don't know any bears strong enough to cut a strin... |
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32 oz snapple safe for purifying? I asked Craig this question and he suggested I post it here. Does anyone know if using a disposable plastic bottle such as the 32 oz snapple to purify water in is ok, with either iodine or chlorine... |
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re Thanks for answering my question John. I would assume that the heavier the fabric, the more durable over the life of the bag? Also, it doesnt mention it, but I would imagine the seams are taped/sea... |
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