Voluntary overnight survival!!!!!
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up the ante...Ride all day and see how you do with wet clothes. I have dry socks and gloves, two extra layers that I never use in case I spend the night. I also have a bright orange garbage bag for the wind. We have always thought of trying it just to see what we are forgetting. On another note. I opened up my first aid kit for the first time is a few years...it was kinda rusty and moldy...I think I need to pay closer attention...
I've done it skin'n the backcounrty where i could take the sled. you really want to do your homework when you do it the first time. I do it a couple times a year for "fun" just so i don't lose my skills. Plus it's alot easier to have the stuff you need when you have a sled to help hold extra comforts.
it will really make you rethink having to spend a night out.
it will really make you rethink having to spend a night out.
I don't need to, I watch Survivorman
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Sleds carry a lot of gas. I know about the whisper lite cooking stoves. But doesn't someone make one that's compact for sleds? Seems a way to pressurize the fuel (hang gas can in tree, with a long pastic tube) and a little stainless nozzle. You could run it for 24 hours on 2 gallons of gas. That'd keep a fire going. Might have to work on something like that, sounds like a Science project.
If you're just going to spend the night at the Gold Pan or the Ore Car
(can I still call it Kate's?) then BTDT! On the other hand, I think it's a great experiment!
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So, did anyone try it last winter? Anyone going to try it this winter?
I have done this before. Except on a kinda larger scale. We had to go through survival training in the Air Force in case your air craft was shot down. HUH humbling try down right scary. It is life or death in some situations. I live in Colorado now. I wish I was closer to washington though. I know a few tricks, to help out. If you ever wanna hear them let me know.
thanks Jeff
thanks Jeff
