BobbyBill has a journalism degree that has never been used… just sayin’. I see a Mountain Gazette or Ski Journal article with place names redacted to protect the ski zone from the BoZone.:yourock:Quote:
Originally Posted by Harry
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BobbyBill has a journalism degree that has never been used… just sayin’. I see a Mountain Gazette or Ski Journal article with place names redacted to protect the ski zone from the BoZone.:yourock:Quote:
Originally Posted by Harry
Damn... they're not done with that yet??Quote:
Originally Posted by Bunion 2020
Sounds like we could be brewing something fun as shit. https://images2.imgbox.com/78/f8/iWv...?download=trueQuote:
Originally Posted by singlecross
Yeah, a broken down snowcat, broken promises, and a bunch of tired maggots hiking out from 10 miles deep. That's gonna be great;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Harry
I chukkled.Quote:
Originally Posted by Trackhead
Obviously this man has been cat skiing before. Just described one of my 1st adventures in UT in the way back of time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Trackhead
POS Thiokol that couldn't climb anything cause no snow roads had been built and then a broken track and about 6 miles of rolling terrain out on alpine gear or walking in knee deep or better snow.
"When everything goes wrong--that's when the adventure starts." Yvon ChouinardQuote:
Originally Posted by Trackhead
Either it was 1970s and that Thiokol was new, or it was an under invested cheapo snowcat company running inferior/ancient equipment.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bunion 2020
Neither, Mid 80s & guy with a ranch East of Park City who had dreams of a snow cat operation. He wanted a professional opinion.
I don't know if anybody is interested in these Seneca skis, but apparently they were made in Bozeman? Collector's item? Dunno.
https://helena.craigslist.org/spo/d/...796718326.html
I bet it was across the mountains from 1,000 Peaks Ranch where Park City Powder cats operates? If so, I talked to that land owner about starting a cat ski business in 2009. Maybe it’s not the same ranch, but this guys terrain was amazing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bunion 2020
This forecast for Showdown is looking quite nice, and the Belts.
^where? Showdown?
That general vicinity.Quote:
Originally Posted by Trackhead
Weather nerds calling for 12-16" at the really Big, on top of the 12" on the ground.
We'll be skiing tram laps on opening day [emoji3][emoji1696]
It could happen.:fmicon:
Donut Hole, USAQuote:
Originally Posted by byates1
New "Red Chair" cam at BB. Basically a snow stake. Probably lots of people will be bent out of shape about it.
Here is some background info on that dude, he competed on the FWT, got hurt, started building skis.Quote:
Originally Posted by yeahman
https://outsidebozeman.com/activitie.../built-survive
View from my donut with no hole right now!Quote:
Originally Posted by Whiteroom_Guardian
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Obligatory deck furniture post.
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Driving in the Sapphires south of highway 38? As far as I can tell there is no MVUM for the area. Trying to figure out what roads are open what are closed etc during this time of year aka prior to Dec 1 when many currently open roads are closed for the winter.
Try the mvum overlay in caltopo?
also there's the ravalli county map o roads
https://rcmtgis.maps.arcgis.com/apps...1a10ce0b07d099