[pct-l] Bear Canister "required" areas on PCT in the Sierra...

Craig Stanton craigstanton at mac.com
Sat Feb 2 14:44:28 CST 2008


You do risk getting ticketed and booted from the park, but you also  
risk a bear's life, and that is what the regulations are all about.



On 3/02/2008, at 7:30 AM, Slyatpct at aol.com wrote:

>  enyapjr at comcast.net writes:
> Major change in regs for 2008 involves Yosemite NP North of  
> Tuolumne Meadows - I don't see how the 'average' thru-hiker can be  
> 'legal' in Yosemite without a canister now - and I don't think they  
> will be able to 'talk' their way out of
> being 'illegal', either!
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> Well then, either you play it safe and carry a canister or you risk  
> getting ticketed and/or booted from the park.
>
> As much as I hate to because I've never had a problem, I plan on  
> carrying a canister (Bear Vault) from KM to Echo Lake.
>
> Sly.
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