whitegold
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read this this morning, be careful out there!!
one lucky guy! - Avy Death Averted
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Re: one lucky guy!
Wow, truly a lucky guy.
WTF was he thinking regarding his beacon.
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Wow, truly a lucky guy.
WTF was he thinking regarding his beacon.
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tex78
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Re: one lucky guy!
Holy, why not have it on and on your body, that's the idea
Have heard of people putting a cheap older beacon in a sled separate too
Why can't people get the have the basics at minimum f.f.s
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Holy, why not have it on and on your body, that's the idea
Have heard of people putting a cheap older beacon in a sled separate too
Why can't people get the have the basics at minimum f.f.s
sent while drinking tea's
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whitegold
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Re: one lucky guy!
ya, not to smart riding alone either....
Snowmobilers race against time to save stranger buried alive near Terrace - British Columbia - CBC News
ya, not to smart riding alone either....
Snowmobilers race against time to save stranger buried alive near Terrace - British Columbia - CBC News
Bnorth
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Re: one lucky guy!
Insanely lucky... wow.
Insanely lucky... wow.
brian h
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Re: one lucky guy!
this guy was very lucky,even the sledders looking for the guy couldnt of done better for what they had to work with,he had a beacon but not on making search that much harder. imo even putting a older beacon on your sled can cause valuable time ,i would rather my signal being searched and probed not the sled signal
this guy was very lucky,even the sledders looking for the guy couldnt of done better for what they had to work with,he had a beacon but not on making search that much harder. imo even putting a older beacon on your sled can cause valuable time ,i would rather my signal being searched and probed not the sled signal
moyiesledhead
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"Then, their search turned up "a gloved hand."
The group dug "really fast," eventually uncovering the face and head of an unconscious man beneath 1.9 metres of snow."
Wow! That's a pretty long arm he's got there! Gotta love the news media.
"Then, their search turned up "a gloved hand."
The group dug "really fast," eventually uncovering the face and head of an unconscious man beneath 1.9 metres of snow."
Wow! That's a pretty long arm he's got there! Gotta love the news media.
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