FYTO
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FYTO
Anybody else going to Freeze Your Tail Off? I'm going. Ty's going to try to make it. Let's get a crew up!
http://www.expeditionutah.com/forum/showthread.php?t=3617
http://www.expeditionutah.com/forum/showthread.php?t=3617
Re: FYTO
I have to create a log in later what is it??
Monsteryota- Member
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Join date : 2013-11-03
Age : 36
Location : magna
Re: FYTO
I should be able to make it this year!
Andrew- Resident Strongman
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Join date : 2012-09-06
Location : Saratoga Springs
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What date and details? I'm on my phone and way to lazy to make an account right now.
offroad_medic- Law Dog
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Join date : 2013-02-28
Age : 36
Location : Layton
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So apparently they didn't want as huge a group as they had last year, they closed signups at thirty trucks. Sorry guys, I wish I'd posted this up sooner.
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So...what do most people use for shelter at night in the dead of winter? I know my 8 year old tent aint gonna cut it...
Andrew- Resident Strongman
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It depends on how awesome your old tent is I have a winter camping tent I use, or the backseats folded down is great if you aren't in a first gen or a tundra....oh wait.... I vote snow cave!
offroad_medic- Law Dog
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If there's that much snow we won't make it out there in the first place.
I don't have a four season tent or a good sleeping bag either. If I get the trailer ready in time, I'll find/borrow a propane heater to keep the chill off. If it's not ready, I'll bring my tiny little ground blister and plan on suffering. Either way, I intend to wrap my sleeping pad in a wool blanket, stuff my mummy bag inside a full size bag, and cram my underwear full of those toe warmer things .
If the trailer comes, I'll have room for you and your boy if you can tolerate my snoring? More bodies will keep it warmer.
I don't have a four season tent or a good sleeping bag either. If I get the trailer ready in time, I'll find/borrow a propane heater to keep the chill off. If it's not ready, I'll bring my tiny little ground blister and plan on suffering. Either way, I intend to wrap my sleeping pad in a wool blanket, stuff my mummy bag inside a full size bag, and cram my underwear full of those toe warmer things .
If the trailer comes, I'll have room for you and your boy if you can tolerate my snoring? More bodies will keep it warmer.
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I have 2 - 0 degree mummy bags. Mine is a North Face, synthetic that should do the job. Kallin's is a Coleman synthetic that cost me like $40 bucks so I'm concerned about that one. I have 2 - rectangle bags that I will bring as well and will slide the mummy's inside those - I figure that should be enough. As for shelter, I'm considering picking up this lightly used gem (brand new they sell for $500)...
Kodiak Canvas Tent
Our current 4 man Coleman works great but isn't big enough for the whole family so we've been looking to get another one, anyway.
As this gets closer, we can make final preparations.
Tyson, are you committed to this yet???
Kodiak Canvas Tent
Our current 4 man Coleman works great but isn't big enough for the whole family so we've been looking to get another one, anyway.
As this gets closer, we can make final preparations.
Tyson, are you committed to this yet???
Andrew- Resident Strongman
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Back in the 70's my dad and his hunting crew made a Colorado trip in the dead of winter. These California boys were NOT prepared. Someone told him to keep his feet warm that he should sprinkle cayenne pepper in his socksKevin wrote:...and cram my underwear full of those toe warmer things ...
Yeah...you know how this story is going to end...:lol!:
He was practically walking in the snow barefoot for the rest of the trip.
Andrew- Resident Strongman
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Somebody is not nice!clfrnacwby wrote:Someone told him to keep his feet warm that he should sprinkle cayenne pepper in his socks
That's a good price on that Kodiak. I've heard those are as good as Springbars.
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