That video was worth the watch. How many days are are you good for with what you packed?
Ok, I'm curious, you mention in your video that you are packing the MSR stove and flying up. Do you rely on being able to purchase the fuel canisters when you get there as I was thinking that those types were not allowed on aircraft? Reason I ask is that I'm planning a fly in caribou hunt in AK and even the transporter states on website that we must bring white gas type stove. Anybody else run into this? Might be another idea of gear test of multi fuel stoves, as if you didn't have enough gear to test already. Have fun!
Rick Young Bino Harness
Ok, I'm curious, you mention in your video that you are packing the MSR stove and flying up. Do you rely on being able to purchase the fuel canisters when you get there as I was thinking that those types were not allowed on aircraft? Reason I ask is that I'm planning a fly in caribou hunt in AK and even the transporter states on website that we must bring white gas type stove. Anybody else run into this? Might be another idea of gear test of multi fuel stoves, as if you didn't have enough gear to test already. Have fun!
Before I knew you couldn't do that. I made that mistake twice and both times my bag was check by TSA! They never said a word?? And I'm sure they saw it.
Never do it again though, I just didn't know it was a big deal. Gas is usually not that hard to find unless your heading straight to the trailhead and flying in on a late flight.
My flight is delayed.... landing in Spokane at 12:15 AM.
How long are y'all planning for the trip?
Son of a BITCH, it's going to be a late one!
Becca, I am thinking Crack would be better. Keeps you up and helps cut some weight!