[pct-l] Ursacks and mice
David Tamblyn
surforcycle at gmail.com
Mon Nov 23 23:43:22 CST 2015
Last year, through all of Or & Wa, I used a combo of a Loksack inside a Zpack "food" stuff sack. Never had any issues. Always ate & slept at the campsite. But fellow companions weren't as fortunate. And, sometimes I saw the critters running around our site. Just lucky?? Maybe.
ADL
Why? To experience the moment. I like to hike.
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> On Nov 23, 2015, at 8:14 PM, Janet Grossman <janetgr at cableone.net> wrote:
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> In today's digest, Rob wrote: How are Ursacks at standing up to mice? I had mice attack my food at two spots along the Suiattle River this past summer, so I would like to find something that is light weight and can stand up to them.? ? ? ?Rob
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> Rob,
> In summer of 2014 I camped several nights in the Suiattle River area with people who had mice get into their tents and food or trash. I always had my food, trash and anything with a scent in an OP Sak, stowed inside my pack under my feet at night, and never had any issues with mice. I used OP Saks for my 8-year section hike of the whole PCT, including inside my bear canister for the Sierra, and never had any indication of any creature being interested in my food.
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