Hide and GPS what ever you leave/bury. I had a good set up in the Ruahines and it all got stolen. Was hidden under a log for several years, and then vanished. I was left with minimal gear for a night and several hours from the road end.
Hide and GPS what ever you leave/bury. I had a good set up in the Ruahines and it all got stolen. Was hidden under a log for several years, and then vanished. I was left with minimal gear for a night and several hours from the road end.
And tell someone you trust "Exactly" where it is.
My old man has had two 50L sealable plastic drums burned in the Ruahine for a decade or two now
One contains a his feather down sleeping bag, a couple of flys and a bivvy bag.
The other contains cooking gear, gas canisters and food (canned and dehydrated).
He told me the general vicinity of where they are but never told or showed me Exactly where they are.
I'm confident I'm looking within a few hundred meters square of the location.
Dad passed away 5 years ago and as yet I still haven't located his stashed gear.
I'm sure the gear will be in good condition when eventually found.
Cheers
Pete
Arguing with an Engineer is like Wrestling a Pig in Mud.
After awhile you realise the Pig loves it.
I buried a cooker, 5 or so litres of fuel, shit paper etc to save carrying that in the seven and a half km walk each time. Some MoFo found it and that was the end of that!
I found some other guy's stash once and, without even looking in the contents, left it well alone! What goes around doesn't come around, that's for sure!
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