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Bears: What to do with the clothes you cook in Any bear-country advice I've heard says not to sleep in the same clothes that you cooked your dinner in OK, but I would assume you probably don't want to keep
Bear Canisters: Design, Use Cases, and Reviews We hope this guide will help you understand bear canisters a little bit better You'll learn about various testing agencies, bear canister design, materials, usability, and user experiences Lastly, we’ll make some recommendations for bear canisters that reflect unique combinations of value, weight, and capacity
Carrying food in bear country? - Backpacking Light With black bears you're probably ok with doing this… With Grizzlies it's a totally different game xxxxxxxx I have a odor proof bag I use and I stash food in that and then put that in my front pouch All other food stays in bags and OP sacks in my bear bag I use the and put most of my food in an OP sack
Anyone use a horn for bears? - Backpacking Light Topic Anyone use a horn for bears? Forum Posting A Membership is required to post in the forums Login or become a member to post in the member forums!
a Tasar Gun for Black Bear Protection? - Backpacking Light On a side note, personal experience makes me wonder if protection is really necessary for black bears I've yet to meet one that wasn't scared to death of a smelly, 6'2" hairless bi-ped waving sticks in the air and making very horrible noises
Does hanging food really stop bears? - Backpacking Light Black bears are omnivores with few predatory inclinations Grizzly bears are generally much more predatory (Indeed there was a study about grizzly’s predating on blacks in Yellowstone ) First, I’m not sure what predatory instincts have to do with hanging food Both blackies and grizz are omnivores, and our food bags need to be protected