UFC Fighter doesn't survive the desert....
It's not just about the fall of civilization....sometimes it's just about running out of gas in the wrong spot and not having your head in the right place....
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For vehicle travel I usually buy the 2 1/2 gallon square jugs and carry 4 of them in a vehicle I'm still working on a permanent storage system at home
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Ya that story is a bummer. It appears he was using drugs at the time, and that this was the result he may have been after. In regards to H2O I carry purifacation and 1-2 nalgene bottles or a 100 oz...
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"I plan on going so deep into the desert, that any failure of my equipment, could cost me my life," he said. My thoughts: Paging Darwin If this was what he was trying for he should have not risked all...
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The last hike I was on in the mountains there was a stream or spring every 100-150' along the entire trail. One of the springs had deep red iron water comming out but the rest was pure snow or glacier...
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We carry 5 gallons of potable water just driving around on the interstate out here---you can drink it, you can pour it in your radiator, etc. Going out in the wild I'd want to have about twice what it...
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When we us to go back packing, for the weekend we would take 3 liters of water for cooking and just case we did not find any good water, we have water pumps that go down to one micron filration. wind...
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gotta love how he said hes researching everything about where hes going ... apparently he was researching someplace other than a desert
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B Finnigan wrote: The last hike I was on in the mountains there was a stream or spring every 100-150' along the entire trail. One of the springs had deep red iron water comming out but the rest was...
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I'm new here and just ran across this thread. I hope this helps. My bonafides: Four years Air Force Special Ops. Military survival schools for every environment. Thirty years as a California game...
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A minor quibble: desert is a ammount of water classification not a temperature classification. We have a site in Chile in the Atacama desert, it's at 16,400' elevation drier than any desert in...
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Forgive me. I wasn't attempting to define a desert. The thread started with the UFC Fighter dying in a California desert I have lived and worked in for many years, and it gets hot as the hinges on the...
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