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red deer suds buds campouts
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Polaris?
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Yes,,,,
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Many of the Polaris rzr models had a recall for the ring and gasket that holds the fuel pump and sending unit in the tank. Apparently some leaked.
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they may have been just trying to keep warm? these little critters may be the reason i have and empty glass and a empty whiskey bottle on the counter ? the little critters keep stealing my beers also.
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Alberta
Rocky Forest Area - February 27, 2019
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In Alberta, wildfire season starts March 1. This means fire permits are required for any burning in the forested areas of the province with the exception of campfires. Fire permits are free and available from the Agriculture and Forestry office in Rocky Mountain House. Call 403-845-8272 for more information.
Rocky Forest Area 2018 season in review
During the 2018 wildfire season, there were 57 wildfires in the Rocky Forest Area that have burned a total of 2,880.65 hectares.
Rocky Forest Area - February 27, 2019
falseWed, Feb 27, 2019 @ 01:58 PM
wildfire_social_all_facebook_1200x628_d22
In Alberta, wildfire season starts March 1. This means fire permits are required for any burning in the forested areas of the province with the exception of campfires. Fire permits are free and available from the Agriculture and Forestry office in Rocky Mountain House. Call 403-845-8272 for more information.
Rocky Forest Area 2018 season in review
During the 2018 wildfire season, there were 57 wildfires in the Rocky Forest Area that have burned a total of 2,880.65 hectares.
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It says with the exemption of campfires.
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yup, but how big ? 2 years ago we were in a 10 acre campfire, made a mad scramble to get out of there, by the time fire was out it was several hundred acres. we had no fire dept capt to tell us what to DOO . it could have gotten much worse. so far looks like similar to other years. need to keep eyes open.
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No permit for campfire.
Good point on people making huge camp fires, sparks can travel a distance and start a large fire.
And yes yes you guys left the area due to fires. Scary situation
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We have had a few fellows who would light up close to a cord of wood for a camp fire, everyone had to sit 10 ft back from fire. people burnt the front while the back froze!
ya last couple of years has been dry in the west. With a lot of dry grass and undergrowth that will ignite quickly with a slight wind.
something i have been thinking about is what to do in a fire situation in the bush? leave area for sure, but what if you can't. could be deadly in a hurry.
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We were evacuated camping on May long from Phillis lake, cause a tenter started a fire and that was the year it was so dry and 30 sum deg hot, and snowed the Monday, the wind came up with the change of weather
Same year they burnt the trees with bugs out at the park boundary, cause the water bomber came from there to cut the fire
Same year they burnt the trees with bugs out at the park boundary, cause the water bomber came from there to cut the fire
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Yes people need to be very careful
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