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Well I can guarantee you they weren't from Tennessee =) as long as it's not Texas orange i'm okay with it in any form.

I don't carry a multi tool, just a small fixed blade. I'm a big fan of the Buck pac-lite series.

Not to excuse anyone's behavior but some hikers out there are on a very strict food budget. Some people don't have the time to stop and chop at some brush for a couple hours because they need to hit...

i'm a restless sleeper. like real bad. I try to hike late so i dont go to sleep too early. if i do go to sleep early I will wake up before dawn and sit there with nothing but my thoughts and inner...

my buddy played hockey in high school and he just left his stuff out on the deck. foot funk didn't compare to what he had goin

where I live they are nowhere to be found in kmart or walmart. booooo

I used mine for a hitchiking message board

Find the closest tree grab a limb and jump up is what i've always heard

I don't know if it's been suggested yet but if it might rain I bring two bread bags and two rubber bands. If it starts raining I just throw the plastic bread bag on over my socks and rubber band it...

Hope this help. All it takes is water and it's a great size for two people

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Also just because you are hiking in an area that doesn't allow hunting, don't be fooled into thinking that no one is hunting there. There's bad apples in every bunch unfortunately.

I'm not sure what would be scarier to see close and personal in the woods, a bear or a cougar.

How much weight are you expecting your raingear to occupy? Poncho tarps are a viable option if you are trying to lighten up. Driducks are also a great lightweight option, if you rip a hole in them...

i'd suggest seeing a different part of the country than you are used to. try the PCT you won't regret it.

I also would say Southern California. You can somewhat take your time and there are plenty of vistas to be had.

*the AT

But for this year, no I havent read many extremely good ones yet, a huge chunk of the thru hiking population hasn't started yet so hopefully that will change.

no offense but the OP wants to get the PCT feeling, not that AT.

OP if you didn't read boston and cubbys trailjournal from last year I would highly recommend it.

Alot of it depends on your preferences. Many of the long sections can be broken up but sometimes that means a long hitch into town. My itinerary has one section thats somewhere between 150 and 200...

It all boils down to time and preferences like everyone has mentioned. Some people find comfort in sitting down and doing the whole process and some people find it a nuisance and want it done as...

Where i'm at theyre a dollar a piece at Wal-mart......Amazon is still cheaper somehow.

They're good as long as you don't look at the nutritional info.

That sounds like it would taste good but how many calories do you think that would give you?

Can anything really compare to Boston and Cubby's TJ though, I checked that thing everyday last year and got alot of useful info from them.

I'll be there on Friday night!! Yessssssss it's so close.

Everyone always tells me "well arent you afraid of the bears?!?!" and I always tell them i'm more of afraid of the cats than the bears. Hopefully they don't like peanut butter.

I checked the ATC website and didn't see any mention of policy regarding minors. Did a little googling after that and still didn't come up with anything. I think your best bet is to figure out what...