[at-l] Re: Mice are all around

I really don't plan to eat anywhere near my tent or have food in it,
never have, except at "The Gathering".  I learned that about 20+ years
ago on our first camping trip when all the signs in the park said to
store your food in your car. Isn't that kinda basic knowledge with people
who tent camp.  My food will be in a stuff sack hanging from a tree.

Sparrow


On Wed, 15 Nov 2000 19:43:26 -0800 (PST) Orange Bug
<orangebug74@yahoo.com> writes:
>Your tent is not much of a barrier to a mouse, or any other critter
>smelling food in your shelter. You will learn to open all the pockets
>of your pack and clothes to allow critters to sniff out the crumbs you
>leave, or you will learn how to make patches with duct tape or needle
>and thread. If you bring it, they will come for it. 
>
>Bill Thorneloe
>
>--- Glenda D Hubbard <glenhubb@juno.com> wrote:
>> But wouln't they have a harder time getting into my tent.  That's 
>all
>> I'm concerned about, John.
>
>
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