Re: what is the reality of the dangers from other humans on the trail?

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Posted by Ed G on December 26, 2007 at 10:29:21 am EST
In reply to what is the reality of the dangers from other humans on the trail? posted by Backcountry (Guest) on December 14, 2007 at 1:13:16 am EST

I'm sure giro catchers are very friendly. I was once one myself.

My wife is a manager for a Florida County Parks and Rec Dept. I'm told that county park officials and State Park Rangers, don't like people coming into their woods to stash stuff, and they do what they can to stop it.

It's not damage to the parks that is the major issue. After 9/11, giro catching was frowned upon due to a fear that terrorists could be hiding explosives in the parks for others to find and become dead, dead, dead.

Liability issues.

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