you could you one of these things for a large group http://www.rei.com/online/store/Product ... rn=4500453

canister stoves like the MSR pocketrocket are the cheaper end and use only fuel canisters for fuel. for long distance liquid fuel stoves like the MSR dragonfly are better in the long run because of weight, and are sometimes able to burn just about anything short of water.

Welcome to HAZ Dave. Love your website, it's been a real help so far

happy easter, or whatever you celebrate!

i like the new azt forum. thank for adding it!

Would it be possible to have a link to a compilation of Arizona Trail information. Like a compilation of trail reviews and related articles? Maybe something like one of the index section? I know there are other sites out there with this information but for some reason i would just rather get it fro...

just read this morning, piestewa peak it is. but it's still squaw peak to me. everything is too political these days.

matt gilbert wrote:Do they tear easily? How difficult are they to patch?

mine (ultralite full length) tore mysteriously under my bed (still tryin to figure that one out)
but they are pretty easy to repair, but you need to boil water for 10 minutes, so it's pretty fuel consuming

joe bartels wrote:How does everybody feel about the AZT?

Have you hiked ANY of it?

Do you want to hike ANY or ALL of it?

Do you like the layout?

1.) LOVE IT! LOVE IT !!!!!!

2.) No, but we're working on that

3.) YES YES YES YES YEEEESSS

4.) Layout is fine, i guess

what about the princton tec aurora? it was half off at popular the other day, a great steal. anyone else use one?

matt gilbert wrote:Keep us posted how your plans are going, I am also thinking of hiking the AZ trail and its nice to hear how others are dealing with planning dynamics.

just out of curiosity, when are you planing on going, and thanks for the tip

http://hikearizona.com/decoder.php?ZTN=292 an amazing hike by mr. lobo41

here's another one for all you experienced ones,

what about cacheing water? would 2 liter soda bottles do the trick? maybe reinforce them with some duct tape? all knowledge is appreciated.

http://hikearizona.com/beginnerDEX.php these are all of the beginner trails. enjoy

has anyone on HAZ hiked the AZT? or familiar with most of it? me and jonnycake are looking for any kinds of tips and hints that anyone has to offer thx

THANK YOU! thank you thank you thank you THANK YOU!


P.S. THANK YOU!

the west nile is a mosquito-bite virus that can be fatal, but rarely is to humans

http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dvbid/westnile/

class we are thinking of is in may, so no hike yet, but hopes are still high

Daryl wrote:It is safe to assume all honey bees you see are africanized. They make up something like 98% of the bees in the state.

thats comforting to know. safe to say i wont sleep tonight

Youngboy: It may be pointless to you but just perhaps it has some point to others. I hope that you search for their points and decide rationally if any are valid. not to sound like a jerk, but "Saddam is bad" isnt a big enough reason to me for the US invade iraq, but one could argue forev...