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Rainy Pass gets my vote, their team is the BOMB!
I also accidently melted part of my 15deg Mountain Hardware bag and Rainy Pass did an amazing job with the complex repair and re-stuffing.
Best,
JL
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I have used their insoles for 8+yrs, they are amazing. I do heat mold mine and it makes a big difference since my arches are not high. For one set of boots I had to heat mold then 2x, then they were perfect.
One major benefit, aside from arch support and all day comfort is that the heat molded...
You're just hosed. Don't bother backcountry hunting, try bowling. Too many hunters these days anyhow.
True backcountry backpacks are only designed to fit hunters in even height increments, ie: 5'8", 5'9", 6', etc. If you are 5' 8 and 1/2" tall, then you are in no man's land and no pack will fit...
Do I recall properly that rabid coons stop eating at some stage of the disease?
If so, bait won't help catch her, but perhaps the young ones that are probably also infected by now
JL
Scary?
Your logic missed a key point-
Burn gas, diesel, jet fuel, propane, firewood and the main byproduct is... WATER! How many billions of gallons a day of water above and beyond rainfall is that adding to the atmosphere?
Perhaps that's the "scary" thing.
JL
FWIW- I would never grow cedars if planning for apples due to cedar-apple rust cycle. Crab Apples may be more tolerant, but you will have fits with any regular apples if you have cedars nearby. Cut them all down if you plan on apples.
Turn your land into the safe zone that all the bucks head to...