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YuuuuuupI'm just gonna continue to keep my phone off while riding till it's time to take pictures of someone stuck
YuuuuuupI'm just gonna continue to keep my phone off while riding till it's time to take pictures of someone stuck
Hi there not sure what one to get in search or spot, both are different but aguess depends what you want. One is more money then the other, but sounds like you can get an app to go with I search or something. I will research more into them. I defferently don't want Peale to be texting back and fourth as I'm riding there is enough of that already, lol
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Different beacons respond worse to interference. The peips and ortovox that flip open are hopeless when and phones or other devices. It had been well researched. Do you want to take the chance of flux lines aligning the right way when buried under snow and not being able to be found quickly?
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It has not snowed in 7 days and cold as fawk! Have not been out since last Friday but it was deep and a lot of traffic. Hopefully another system coming next week for a reload.Anyone have an update on snow conditions?
Thanks for the info! Are there any close future plans on having a groom done on a Sunday night or Monday as a lot of times we do not ride weekends and instead ride Monday-Thursday and I believe grooming is Thursday and Saturday. Be nice to have smooth trials for the week riders also. ThanksJemi Fibre has asked the FSA to let public know they will be conducting road building and logging activities in the Morrissey area effective immediately. Specifically, these activities will be located between the train tracks and the slide area (after you turn off highway 3 and cross the bridge over the Elk River enroute to the staging area). They request vehicles travelling in this area slow down and obey posted signage. In addition, Jemi Fibre has begun harvesting and hauling in the McClatchie area and would like us to forward a request for backcountry users to avoid that area. The Golden Snowmobile Club has released an excellent video about Safety/Communications while travelling on Forest Service Roads which can be viewed here: https://www.facebook.com/GoldenSnowmobileClub/videos/1203166643093067/
in addition, we would also like to take this opportunity to remind all sledders they are required to adhere to the BC Off-Road Vehicle Act while snowmobiling on crown land. As part of these regulations, sledders should understand they are required to have an ICBC plate or decal visible on your machine, posses a current copy of vehicle registration, liability insurance, and photo ID. Sledders should expect to encounter enforcement personnel (RCMP and Conservation Officers) on trails or at staging areas and be able to present the required documentation. More information can be found here:
So the lodgepole is plowed to the McLatchie turnoff? How far in is the McLatchie plowed? To the Flathead?Jemi Fibre has asked the FSA to let public know they will be conducting road building and logging activities in the Morrissey area effective immediately. Specifically, these activities will be located between the train tracks and the slide area (after you turn off highway 3 and cross the bridge over the Elk River enroute to the staging area). They request vehicles travelling in this area slow down and obey posted signage. In addition, Jemi Fibre has begun harvesting and hauling in the McClatchie area and would like us to forward a request for backcountry users to avoid that area. The Golden Snowmobile Club has released an excellent video about Safety/Communications while travelling on Forest Service Roads which can be viewed here: https://www.facebook.com/GoldenSnowmobileClub/videos/1203166643093067/
in addition, we would also like to take this opportunity to remind all sledders they are required to adhere to the BC Off-Road Vehicle Act while snowmobiling on crown land. As part of these regulations, sledders should understand they are required to have an ICBC plate or decal visible on your machine, posses a current copy of vehicle registration, liability insurance, and photo ID. Sledders should expect to encounter enforcement personnel (RCMP and Conservation Officers) on trails or at staging areas and be able to present the required documentation. More information can be found here:
So the lodgepole is plowed to the McLatchie turnoff? How far in is the McLatchie plowed? To the Flathead?
Is wigwam plowed?
Appreciate any info...trying to stay of the plowed roads as i don't have a vhf/uhf radio...might be time to get one.
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Any updates on snow conditions?