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Wolf Watcher:
Trapper:  Do you mind if I ask what mountains you are headed for?  The ability to make fire is more important on a long stay than you will ever imagine.  Take a pocket fire starter with with a magnisium bar for emergencies.  Take a sling shot and some materials for a snare and some line and hooks.  Also take some basic knapping tools!  Good Luck!  Joe

huntertrapper:
good ole rockies. thanks wolf you pulled them words right out of my head.  ;D  i got a magnesium starter already, line and hooks are also on my list for survival i remember fishin them mountain streams last year with hawk and tyler and my dad along with stacy and josiah. pulled a few small trout out of there. theyd keep me goin a few days hopefully. for snares like ya said is a great idea but since ill be out there in summer till i dont know when i prob. wont be able to trap legally.

stickbender:
good ole rockies. thanks wolf you pulled them words right out of my head.    i got a magnesium starter already, line and hooks are also on my list for survival i remember fishin them mountain streams last year with hawk and tyler and my dad along with stacy and josiah. pulled a few small trout out of there. theyd keep me goin a few days hopefully. for snares like ya said is a great idea but since ill be out there in summer till i dont know when i prob. wont be able to trap legally.
Posted on: March 15, 2010, 09:24:10 AM


     Eat the evidence...... >:D ;D

                     Wayne

huntertrapper:
 ;)

Deo:
I don,t recommend this for every body, but out here in California I have and continue to drink out of streams and springs where there is very little human activity. I have been good so far nock on wood. Once you taste good clean water from those high mountain streams its hard to drink anything else. I always make sure that is no livestock around and I drink from where the water is moving fast and not standing still. Depending where you are there still should be snow on the ground at least in the high country. Careful bad water could ruin your trip. I am not sure how the water quality is in colorado. good luck.

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