[pct-l] Caches--good, bad and ugly

[bluebrain at bluebrain.ca (bluebrain@bluebrain.ca)]

It was a total disaster.  Almost all of his caches were gone.  He was
starving and eating out of a dumpster at one point.

Interesing guy though.  He didn't seem to mind.  Seemed like it was all
part of the adventure for him.

100 miles?  How many miles a day?  even at 10 miles a day, that's 10 days
food, which you should be able to bring with you, no?

Paul


> <Has anyone else used caches successfully? Has anyone
> had a critter dig
> up
> their food cache? It is too much of a risk to depend
> on a food cache in
> the
> middle of a 100-mile trip?>
>
>
> When I interviewed Running Feather for "Walk" he
> buried food caches all up and down the trail.  Between
> the animals and the illegals he pretty much felt it
> was a disaster.
>
>
> Squatch
> www.walkpct.com
>
>
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