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red deer suds buds campouts
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Yes too outting for pal and I as we keep it close/local to scout out furry critters,,, yum yum.
Tire chains saved me a few times on Mondays adventures found me areas that needed pinning to get things happening, Ha. Glad there wasn't a hidden downed tree waiting for little Onda "Bear Claw". LOL.
Going over the handle bars is no fun now days.
Kow and Donkey are having a blast on the rides as we encountered a flawk of wild bush cows, looks like they are ready for a ride home since its tuff getting a good nights sleep with Wolves kicking around.
Sure lots of them tracks out there.
Off to work as I dream all day long the outting for the weekend.
Still need to organize the Onda Bear Claw some more,,, burning wood and coffee operations are happening.
Pal Mel, that's Lem spelt backwards
Tire chains saved me a few times on Mondays adventures found me areas that needed pinning to get things happening, Ha. Glad there wasn't a hidden downed tree waiting for little Onda "Bear Claw". LOL.
Going over the handle bars is no fun now days.
Kow and Donkey are having a blast on the rides as we encountered a flawk of wild bush cows, looks like they are ready for a ride home since its tuff getting a good nights sleep with Wolves kicking around.
Sure lots of them tracks out there.
Off to work as I dream all day long the outting for the weekend.
Still need to organize the Onda Bear Claw some more,,, burning wood and coffee operations are happening.
Pal Mel, that's Lem spelt backwards
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so your using the honda as wolf bait? bet they would like to drive it to see the fury critters, eh.
should be interesting driving cut lines and not being able to see frozen puddles cover in leaves! new kind of slip n slide?
should be interesting driving cut lines and not being able to see frozen puddles cover in leaves! new kind of slip n slide?
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Ye Ha, all new tracks on the cut lines after the snow fall, easy going as the ground tracks up and cossy warm in the trees.
Limited distance on these outtings at slow speed, 35 to 50 kms per day, and over nighting in the truck allows me to rack up more miles the next day.
Bon-fire Smokey Dog cook and cut line coffee breaks along the way.
Out doors is the best.
I'd add photos, but the computer is down for the count.
Pal Don
Limited distance on these outtings at slow speed, 35 to 50 kms per day, and over nighting in the truck allows me to rack up more miles the next day.
Bon-fire Smokey Dog cook and cut line coffee breaks along the way.
Out doors is the best.
I'd add photos, but the computer is down for the count.
Pal Don
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Back to worky for Monday Larry, super hero needs funds if I plan on the USA thing, still pending.
From truck cab living Don as its easy to pick up and move along.
From truck cab living Don as its easy to pick up and move along.
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if you refer to suds buds, by all means come out to any of the outings, likely only day rides now till spring!
would like to take a ride out at hummingbird in the next week or two. always a good trip, expect snow! lol.
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The Lem Lamb is always up for coffee in Lacombe or surrounding areas.
Send me a PM if your up for a Java one evening BRD.
So Saterday was socked in along the Eastern slope, but Sunday was paradise with blue skys and +9 by noon.
Most South facing mountains and hills are snow free, North facing not so much. Tire chains for sure on shaded in sections of trees along N/S running cut lines as snow in some spots is building up,,, defiantly icy sections on the steep grades too... "don't go down any slopes unless you can get back up".
Black bear momma and 2 cubs are now bunkered down, lots of wolf tracks. Moose are on the move as I spotted 3 on this outting.
All creeks are open and no build up of ice along the banks.
Most low grade cut lines are do-able on rubber tires, tire chains or studs might be better plan.
Temps look good this week, wished I could get out, but ADS in Edmonton is having season BBQ, so good times at that function too visit with long time Pals.
Lem Lamb reporting form life work program too support the dream.
Send me a PM if your up for a Java one evening BRD.
So Saterday was socked in along the Eastern slope, but Sunday was paradise with blue skys and +9 by noon.
Most South facing mountains and hills are snow free, North facing not so much. Tire chains for sure on shaded in sections of trees along N/S running cut lines as snow in some spots is building up,,, defiantly icy sections on the steep grades too... "don't go down any slopes unless you can get back up".
Black bear momma and 2 cubs are now bunkered down, lots of wolf tracks. Moose are on the move as I spotted 3 on this outting.
All creeks are open and no build up of ice along the banks.
Most low grade cut lines are do-able on rubber tires, tire chains or studs might be better plan.
Temps look good this week, wished I could get out, but ADS in Edmonton is having season BBQ, so good times at that function too visit with long time Pals.
Lem Lamb reporting form life work program too support the dream.
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The picture of the girl taking a dump off the dock is getting old to see on tapatalk!
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Sweet cabin!
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Its the biffy at the trapline cabin. And it bumped Butch's poo pic! You're welcome!
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