info on the Big Horn Dam area
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Great riding with ya arff and gforce, will definetely have to do it again in the future, had a blast, although 8 days went by way too fast
We had a great time also. Fun meeting everyone. I will e mail you the pictures of the adventures.
Yes 8 days did go by fast. We just got home.
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So where do you camp and stage from? Planning on being there this weekend and would like to know something about the area. How many days of riding are there in the area? Been asking for some info for a while with no responses, come on boys help a brother out, if I have to bring some extra beers for info great!
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Great riding with ya arff and gforce, will definetely have to do it again in the future, had a blast, although 8 days went by way too fast
Don't forget our meeting by the fire with
:dAll the world problems got solved.
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So where do you camp and stage from? Planning on being there this weekend and would like to know something about the area. How many days of riding are there in the area? Been asking for some info for a while with no responses, come on boys help a brother out, if I have to bring some extra beers for info great!
It is open random camping, camp where ever you like. There is camping down by the river or up top. We found it windy most of the time we were there. If we go back we would camp up top in the treed areas. You can ride right out of your campsite. Cross the dam and off you go. There are maps of the area at the kiosk just across the dam. When it is dry it is a little dusty. But get off the main road ( trail ) and it is ok. There are several trails to ride ( numbered on the map ) If you fish, go down by the cement pillar, where the water is swirling. Saw alot of nice lake trout come out of there. Hope this helps you out. Kelzon
There is a sign on the highway, says Big Horn Dam turn left and go till the end ! You will come to the river. If you camp down by the river the bald eagles will put on a show for you. Watch the cliffs that is where they are most times.
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Don't forget our meeting by the fire with
All the world problems got solved.
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depends which night that was arff, at your fire or mine... i dont remember a hell of alot after that outing with a jug of margarita lol.......good times for sure
All the world problems got solved.
:d:d
depends which night that was arff, at your fire or mine... i dont remember a hell of alot after that outing with a jug of margarita lol.......good times for sure
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There is a sign on the highway, says Big Horn Dam turn left and go till the end ! You will come to the river. If you camp down by the river the bald eagles will put on a show for you. Watch the cliffs that is where they are most times. [/QUOTE]
We like campin down in the bottom,on the point right at the bottom of the dam. And you are right !!!!!, the eagles are incredable to watch !! The wife and I would have our morning coffee watching the rise and fall of the water AND the eagles fishing !!! Sooooo COOL !!!! Being at Big Horn sure beats the rat race of life I am normally in !!!! (2 weeks to go !!! AND I am there !!)
( Oh, wait !!!! There is nothing cool out at Big Horn !! Nothing anybody else would enjoy !!! Stay Home !!!) LOL
[/QUOTE]We like campin down in the bottom,on the point right at the bottom of the dam. And you are right !!!!!, the eagles are incredable to watch !! The wife and I would have our morning coffee watching the rise and fall of the water AND the eagles fishing !!! Sooooo COOL !!!! Being at Big Horn sure beats the rat race of life I am normally in !!!! (2 weeks to go !!! AND I am there !!)
( Oh, wait !!!! There is nothing cool out at Big Horn !! Nothing anybody else would enjoy !!! Stay Home !!!) LOL
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dry and dusty he says..........ha ha that is putting it mildly lol. first time i have ever gone camping and couldnt use the awning, when your going down the trail and all of a sudden your goggles spin around on your head , you know its a tad breezy out.On the bright side of things i did get to drag gforce's grizzly back to camp, and had to laugh when he said if it were a popo he would rather have pushed it lmao. Im sure next time my cv blows up on the xmr gforce will be all smiles when he hands me the dirty end of a tow rope .
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dry and dusty he says..........ha ha that is putting it mildly lol. first time i have ever gone camping and couldnt use the awning, when your going down the trail and all of a sudden your goggles spin around on your head , you know its a tad breezy out.On the bright side of things i did get to drag gforce's grizzly back to camp, and had to laugh when he said if it were a popo he would rather have pushed it lmao. Im sure next time my cv blows up on the xmr gforce will be all smiles when he hands me the dirty end of a tow rope .
All in fun. It was a great week.
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Anybody out there? What are the conditions like, was planning on being there tonight. Don't want to make the trek for nothing, any info would be appriecated, thanks.
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Any info on how the bugs are out there ??? Bad ???
Heading out there in a week so want to know what to pack !!!
Just "Off" or should I bring the fogger ????
Heading out there in a week so want to know what to pack !!!
Just "Off" or should I bring the fogger ????
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Fogger. And lots of booze
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A few days to go before we head to BigHorn ................ sure hope it doesn't rain !!!!
Yeahh........right !!!!
Yeahh........right !!!!
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A few days to go before we head to BigHorn ................ sure hope it doesn't rain !!!!
Yeahh........right !!!!
The trails will have no dust.
Try the trail on the north side of the hi way west of the enterance road. Great trail.
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