Blackstorm
Lil-Rokslider
have three questions that I'm looking for suggestions on.
1. the outfitter wants us to use a soft sided cooler to pack our food in but will try to a hard get a hard sided cooler on the horses (will have to be smaller than my 70 qt unit). we are limited to 25 lbs per man
the question is are any of the soft sided coolers any good and are there any that could keep the food cold for 9-10 days? season is 3rd Colorado rifle so can be cold but might not be
2. We can't wear our packs in, but the outfitter suggests two duffle bags and we are limited to 50lbs per man.
Any idea on a smaller duffle? I have a large single one now for my western hunting gear, but it might not be the best for packing in the 9 miles on horses.
3. The drop camp will have cots and pads to sleep on and there is a stove for heat, I have Marmot bag that I think is a 10-15 degree bag is that going to be enough, or do I need something warmer? I'm generally a warm sleeper and like my normal sleeping temps on the cooler side.
Thanks
1. the outfitter wants us to use a soft sided cooler to pack our food in but will try to a hard get a hard sided cooler on the horses (will have to be smaller than my 70 qt unit). we are limited to 25 lbs per man
the question is are any of the soft sided coolers any good and are there any that could keep the food cold for 9-10 days? season is 3rd Colorado rifle so can be cold but might not be
2. We can't wear our packs in, but the outfitter suggests two duffle bags and we are limited to 50lbs per man.
Any idea on a smaller duffle? I have a large single one now for my western hunting gear, but it might not be the best for packing in the 9 miles on horses.
3. The drop camp will have cots and pads to sleep on and there is a stove for heat, I have Marmot bag that I think is a 10-15 degree bag is that going to be enough, or do I need something warmer? I'm generally a warm sleeper and like my normal sleeping temps on the cooler side.
Thanks