WTB: Ammo Cans for Food Cache

[bpowell1014]

Looking for old very inexpensive ammunition cannisters that I can use to cache food on extended backpacking trips (30 days). PM me if you have some. If you're in the NY area, I can drive to you. Otherwise, can pay for shipping. Thanks

[canoe]

Go to your local army surplus store. They should have plenty

[Sarcasm the elf]

Here is where I've gotten them in the past. Never tried to use them caching food.

http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/Produ...priceLow&pn=50

[kayak karl]

i use 4" pvc and make a tube like this and bury it

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[swjohnsey]

Why not just use a five gallon bucket?

[canoe]

i use 4" pvc and make a tube like this and bury it

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Nice idea. I bet you use in the kayak too.

[canoe]

Why not just use a five gallon bucket?

Probably because they are to big to bury and hide. They stand out like a sore thumb

[kayak karl]

Nice idea. I bet you use in the kayak too.

yep i have one 3" by 16" attached under deck of kayak. holds phone, camera ans GPS. i use this cap for that one. 1557d7da-fce2-43ba-9d4e-07707fad56a7_400.jpg

[perrymk]

Here is another source: http://www.sportsmansguide.com/produ...22&c=407&s=199

I've never ordered their ammo cans but I have ordered other stuf from them and had no problems.

[WingedMonkey]

Rust proof polypropylene from Harbor Freight:

http://www.harborfreight.com/ammo-box-61451.html

[Traveler]

i use 4" pvc and make a tube like this and bury it

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What a great idea! You can make this anywhere from 4" to 12" diameter.

[double d]

Lots of great ideas here-if you want to buy a ammo can, I would suggest your local Bass Pro Shop, they have some nice ammo cans that are plastic and can hold bulky items. Pretty good price as well.

[timbercreek]

What a great idea.