hobbles

That is actually my cousin's setup...nice to know people with good equipment. :) We were there elk hunting and was there 7 days. When we got there there was one other hunter/camper leaving and he said it had snowed about 12 inches the day before. We finished setting up our main tent at about 9:00pm and decided to set the cook tent up the next morning. In the middle of the night it started snowing very heavy so we got up and set the cook tent up so we wouldn't have to shovel again. It then proceeded to drop another 18 inches of snow on us over the next few days.

Dale
interestin,, I was up at Manizanita one time, east of San Diego, on the reservation with a horse group when the rain started, then it turned to snow and the wind really winded,, We had tent's blowin down, camper's rockin, Motor home's movin to put the back end into the wind, Couldn't stay and couldn't get out, Lucky for me I was in a tipi at the time and the wind just can't grab em, I had the stove goin and a LOT of company for a while, ( they don't know that at bout 3 am, we left the tipi and sat in the truck and watched the tipi to make sure it would stand up to the wind,, even put the stove out side for a while,, ) I have heard they will handle the wind, but this was the first time I got to test / sea it,, It make's life easier when you can handle the elements,,

I love camping in the snow and adverse weather and I am 57 so cowboy up and get with it lol.
Man I have to get my photo program installed on this thing !

Sounds like me ,, I like ridin when the wind is blowin, the rain is comin down and freezin on my beard, 4 foot of snow on the ground,, Yep,, I like ridin in weather that would make a wolf commit suicide,,, yep,,

Ok I got an idea....when and if for some reason, you know worst case sceneria stuff, lets start puttin our names in.....we should have a club name for it.....it will always be our passwords........never hurts to prepare......but I am out if you bring up aliens...............