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Above Ground is Better
Above ground caches with good drainage are better than trying to waterproof a cache to store items below ground. Military steel ammunition .50 cal. and larger cans with plastic bag liners and plastic 5-gallon plastic buckets work well, except that common garden variety plastic buckets are not entirely bear or rodentproof.
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Making Food Caches - 10/8/98
Above ground caches with good drainage are better than trying to waterproof a cache to store items below ground. Military steel ammunition .50 cal. and larger cans with plastic bag liners and plastic 5-gallon plastic buckets work well, except that common garden variety plastic buckets are not entirely bear or rodentproof.
Bear-resistant food storage container - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Making Food Caches - 10/8/98
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I've found great luck with getting in touch with soft drink manufactures. They get the syrup shipped in really solid drums which they in return sell for super cheap.
Example of someone selling a bunch; rain and drinking wqter food grade barrels and tanks
Example of someone selling a bunch; rain and drinking wqter food grade barrels and tanks
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w00t!we have a Coke plant right up the road!
I diddn't care for that method,too much grease to deal with.
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wOOt! we have a Pepsi bottling plant just down the road!
ugh, if you think cosmoline is bad... just try using the govt. supplied stripper for that crap!
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Try a food processing facility for 55 gallon plastic drums. They have a plugged vent that can be used to vacuum pack your cache.
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I use starting fluid in a can.eats it right off,it'll fry the finish on a wood stock and some plastics though.wOOt! we have a Pepsi bottling plant just down the road!
ugh, if you think cosmoline is bad... just try using the govt. supplied stripper for that crap!
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