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I shop at REI, and when I'm looking for hunting gear I tell them specifically what it will be for. I've never been treated disrespectfully as a result.
Quote from: JLS on March 22, 2012, 10:49:41 AM I've never been treated disrespectfully as a result.
I've never been treated disrespectfully as a result.
Dan check this filter bag out. Katadyn Base Camp Water Filter. This is what we used on our 9 day backcountry hunt in Wyoming this year. Its about the cheapest route to go and is extremely light. Its top rolls up like a dry bag which is basically what it is. You can stuff your clean sock, underwear, camera or anything in it that you dont want wet, then when you get to camp you unload it and fill with 2.6 gallons of water hang in a tree in the shade and have clean filter water to drink and makes a handy wash station as well because the output it slow so you can wash up and not use a ton of water. I personally think this is the absolute best system out there for shear light weight, packability and multitasking with it. Its cool because no one recommended it to me, just kind of stumbled upon it and absolutley love its multiple uses!!!http://www.rei.com/product/737349
I can't believe more people don't use tablets. I imagine the main reason is taste? I've found that if you rinse your container before you add tablets each time, the taste is almost non-existant as long as you use the white tabs. I never put them directly in my bladder, I pack 2 empty 20oz bottles for purifying.For me the space and weight savings is worth using tabs over a purifier. What are the other cons you've found with tablets?
I picked up a steri pen last year.. Ultra violet light that kills the bacteria. Works like a charm! I also carry a few tablets as backup..