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Just you saying this shows how little you've wheeled with me dude.![]()
If your too good for this trail, then why did you ask me if you needed a winch?


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Just you saying this shows how little you've wheeled with me dude.![]()
If your too good for this trail, then why did you ask me if you needed a winch?I was simply stating that for a double locked truck on swampers this trail can be fairly easy and winching is only needed a few times, so it never really gets into a winch fest, but it can if conditions change or if you look the wrong way for a second this trail is tight and you can easly find yourself hanging from the edge or leaned up against a tree and winches are needed in a hurry. I don't know what to tell you, this trail is very technical, but not overly difficult for a decently built truck, winches are optional as long as one or two in the group have one.
I haven't really wheeled with anybody except adam for most of my trips lately and we sort of just walk through everything so I am unsure how others will do on this trail.
Sweeeet.
But you guys gotta bring a better camera for Aug long.
That spot your winching Adam, is that where you flopped the wagon last year?
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Nice. Not suprised that keeps most of the quads out.
Wonder how the fishing/hunting would be up there.
Have you guys headed up the steep trail to that pass since last year, or just stayed focused on the main trail to the lake?
Oh and a few fossils for you Curtis!
Look like Rugose and Pipe Organ Corals.
(from post 88)