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by Two Moons on 14 August 2013 - 15:08
Just follow their advice seeofred and you should be fine.
Pack light.
Don't let us scare you....lol
Pack light.
Don't let us scare you....lol
by Prager on 14 August 2013 - 15:08
Two Moons bear stories are fun aren't they?
No, do not let us scare you from going into back country. You will never forget it.
No, do not let us scare you from going into back country. You will never forget it.
by Two Moons on 14 August 2013 - 15:08
Like Jack Hanna running into bears on the trail....lol
Or the idiot Treadwell....not so funny.
Or the idiot Treadwell....not so funny.
by LadyFrost on 14 August 2013 - 16:08
Ha,haaaa....OMG.... Moons and Prager....you two sure have a way of delivering a message...LOOOOL
by troopscott on 14 August 2013 - 21:08
Talk to John here I am pretty sure he freeze dries his food and it is top notch
http://vzkennels.com/site/7c28697750014c629639dd7f0e26a909/default?url=http%3A%2F%2Fvzkennels.com%2FVZ_RAW.php#2773
His food is too notch
http://vzkennels.com/site/7c28697750014c629639dd7f0e26a909/default?url=http%3A%2F%2Fvzkennels.com%2FVZ_RAW.php#2773
His food is too notch
by Prager on 15 August 2013 - 13:08
This link works better:
http://vzkennels.com/VZ_RAW.php
http://vzkennels.com/VZ_RAW.php
by troopscott on 15 August 2013 - 18:08
Thanks I still am not smart enough to make a link clickable from my phone
by DenWolf on 16 August 2013 - 13:08
Primal pet food has a very nice freeze dried selection.. it will be similar to the foods you are preparing to eat.
Rehydrate, mix, feed...
I don't know how much time you have till your trip, but you can order online, if its not in your town.
Ziwi is an excellent supplemental food.. one of the best out there, not at all crap.
It is expensive because its made and imported from New Zealand, and doesn't contain any north american mystery "ingredients"...
I'd use a bit of both, and would still freeze hard a pound or two of good raw to use up on day ONE before you get to camp..
Yes, you will have to be thinking about all trash/odors etc that may be generated from any/all cooking/packages etc..
Moose.. be wary of moose.. :)
The dog daypack I have says "dog gear".. not helpful.. I don't remember where I got it. The most useful advice I have for selecting a pack is that the packs are removeable.. so you don't have to "unharness" the dog at each stop... just unclip a pack bag.
http://www.primalpetfoods.com/
http://www.backcountryk9.com/Products/Singing-Dog-Designs-Hydropack-I (This pack catches my eye.. expensive thing, though..)
Rehydrate, mix, feed...
I don't know how much time you have till your trip, but you can order online, if its not in your town.
Ziwi is an excellent supplemental food.. one of the best out there, not at all crap.
It is expensive because its made and imported from New Zealand, and doesn't contain any north american mystery "ingredients"...
I'd use a bit of both, and would still freeze hard a pound or two of good raw to use up on day ONE before you get to camp..
Yes, you will have to be thinking about all trash/odors etc that may be generated from any/all cooking/packages etc..
Moose.. be wary of moose.. :)
The dog daypack I have says "dog gear".. not helpful.. I don't remember where I got it. The most useful advice I have for selecting a pack is that the packs are removeable.. so you don't have to "unharness" the dog at each stop... just unclip a pack bag.
http://www.primalpetfoods.com/
http://www.backcountryk9.com/Products/Singing-Dog-Designs-Hydropack-I (This pack catches my eye.. expensive thing, though..)
by Two Moons on 16 August 2013 - 15:08
Of course you will also want to carry a quality pepper spray along with you that's been designed for bear, no substitute for a weapon but better than nothing.
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