Toby
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RE: When prepping redundancy comes along at a significant discount, grab it with both hands, ASAP!
BTW, since she bee in the hospital for over 6 weeks, I've been carrying a pack everyday, and it's between 35, and 45 pounds. Weight is a consideration, but not the holy grail. I've hiked over the top of
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RE: When prepping redundancy comes along at a significant discount, grab it with both hands, ASAP!
If you are living out of the backpack, weight is important. If it is intended to get you to another selected location quickly, weight becomes a secondary issue, behind speed! I like a larger net myself!
RE: When prepping redundancy comes along at a significant discount, grab it with both hands, ASAP!
You loose the time saving gain, if you need to look for something heavy to add to make it work. It could be used to cover a rough lean to; to allow leaves to be added on top, for roofing. šš¤ šš
RE: When prepping redundancy comes along at a significant discount, grab it with both hands, ASAP!
I'd look at a 12 foot dia for me. For the ladies a 10 foot would be a better match, and a lower weight. Get the finest mesh, for bait; you may need too actually stop and fish. Buying an assortment of hooks,