would anyone bank their life on this in the wilderness? yes its a serious question
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If you take the time to learn compass and map reading you can find your way out of anyplace on earth. Many have banked their life on this compass in peace and war and have survived. During my training in the Marines at Camp Pendleton during my very first time using the compass in the field I found my way from a drop-off point to the goal of the exercise in about 4 hours, never having been there before, using this compass and a map of the base. Piece of cake. Survival depends on many things but a compass is one piece of essential equipment in my opinion.
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Very intriguing idea. It would not be too dangerous if you dragged it up hill. You would not be in the path of gravity. If you stand below it, most people would say it is dangerous. I would be willing to do it by being vigilant and nimble.
1655970
Hmmm..that's a good question. Honestly I never tried but I believe you could do it. Never thought about doing it. But I will try it as soon as I can.
992489
Honestly not sure mate..... but it's the best I've found so far, by far. Owner is super cool and PERSONALLY helpful. DO IT
65795
I would think its possible. We were just discussing that an will be trying it next. Makes sense that you could....
1268882
Not sure. Might be worth it to you to try it, before paying the big bucks to solve it with the more expensive route!
828505
I'm afraid I can help with this one. I have yet to use my tent. I bought it for my survival gear and haven't had the opportunity as yet to check it out. Sorry. Will do a follow up entry as soon as I do though.
888157
Can't personally answer that one based on experience. Would it be safe? Yes. Worth the effort? Not in my opinion :)
164204
It is not specifically crafted for that purpose. It would be possible for a "handy" person.
94230
I am not qualified to answer that question..I would ask CamelBak that question.
46902
Pete: Sorry, I cannot attest to its outdoor worthiness. I suggest you contact the manufacturer for the reliable answer. Perhaps others may post responses from their own experiences.
1595723
I am sure you probably could in an emergency -like you could with a tin can. However, I would not want to rely on it. It would be awkward/dangerous with no handle. I have been camping many times and there are a lot of excellent purpose-built fire cooking products out there.
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I agree with the first comment. You could do it. But you would end up falling off it a lot I'm betting.
1705768
Sorry.............this was a gift but I would imagine you could. Be adventuresome! Try it!
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Possibly. But, I would not do it. The fire pot is just not big enough to hold enough fuel to make it worth while (I do a fair amount of BBQ and have a 22" WSM).
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My opinion: I probably won't ever have it in that situation, but it appears tough enough to me to "resist" getting cut and slashed. It is not canvas however, which would add to much weight, but is tough.
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I wouldn't do it. Smaller animals could get in (and out) and consume the poison, then other animals would be subjected to it. We're not into drowning, either. We just don't want to share our space with the critters. Our goal is always to relocate the squirrels into the woods in an unpopulated area, at least 10 miles away.