how much paracord

[Umpqua Hunter]

Why would they need floss for one tooth?

Ha ha...reminds me of why the call it a "tooth" brush. Had it been invented around here they would have called it a "teeth" brush.

 

[Musket Man]

Why would they need floss for one tooth?

You dont, thats why you need 83' of 550 cord

 

[rhendrix]

I prefer to take dyneema cord. You can buy it by the spool at climbing shops or just buy a spool of bowfishing line. It weighs less than a 100' of paracord, has more tensile strength, and has more practical applications.

 

[woodtick]

Most the time I only carry two 25' sections if it's day hunts to overnight, if it's multiple days I usually take one 100' strand.

 

[michaelc10]

2 x 50 feet , I use 1 for hanging food from bears and still have a second to carry with me while out hunting

 

[eastmont]

I usually take way to much. Prolly close to 100ft. Honestly I use it most for solo gutting, skinning, and quartering. Usually to tie the animal off to a tree while I'm working on part of it.

 

[2rocky]

2 x 50 feet , I use 1 for hanging food from bears and still have a second to carry with me while out hunting

This is the most reasonable to me..

Some Paracord uses...

A buddy had a pack horse roll with the saddle...

Had enough para cord to sling this pair of Elk Hindquarters on my Brother in law's horse for the 6 mile walk back to camp.

 

[tim]

10-20 feet should do ya.