Thanks for the guide offer. Would love to do that. Saw the dog warning for Bolton and was wondering how to make that work.
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Bolton Backcountry Bloviating
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Re: Bolton Backcountry Bloviating
by Bob T » Mon Jan 22, 2018 12:25 pm
10 VT bubble points to Dirk for the Heady summit snack.
Thanks for the guide offer. Would love to do that. Saw the dog warning for Bolton and was wondering how to make that work.
Thanks for the guide offer. Would love to do that. Saw the dog warning for Bolton and was wondering how to make that work.
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Re: Bolton Backcountry Bloviating
by Dirk » Mon Jan 22, 2018 1:10 pm
Bob-
Folks are always trying to sneak dogs in from the Bolton side, and getting busted. Don't ask me how I know. There are other ways to get back up in there that are perfectly legal, they just require a longer approach.
As for the Heady Topper, I received a four-pack in payment for a binding repair. No better place to enjoy it than out on the trail.
Folks are always trying to sneak dogs in from the Bolton side, and getting busted. Don't ask me how I know. There are other ways to get back up in there that are perfectly legal, they just require a longer approach.
As for the Heady Topper, I received a four-pack in payment for a binding repair. No better place to enjoy it than out on the trail.
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Re: Bolton Backcountry Bloviating
by North816 » Tue Jan 23, 2018 8:24 pm
wow, I'm not a big tracker but those do look like an actual catamount. They look feline (no claws) and nearly 4 inches across. very cool!
http://www.naturetracking.com/mountain-lion-tracks/
http://www.naturetracking.com/mountain-lion-tracks/
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Re: Bolton Backcountry Bloviating
by flyingcow » Wed Jan 24, 2018 8:12 am
North816 wrote:wow, I'm not a big tracker but those do look like an actual catamount. They look feline (no claws) and nearly 4 inches across. very cool!
http://www.naturetracking.com/mountain-lion-tracks/
Nah, some had claws, I'm pretty sure it was coyote or coywolf. Could have been a little bear, though...
Far less perfect than Zim.
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