The Hedgehog
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How does the SAR fee for getting unstuck compare with AAA?
Hahaha not sure. Truck is still stuck. SAR just took him back to camp. He is trying to coordinate a recovery company.
Mica Man
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Damn, I guess elk meat really can be expensive for some people.
BoulderBulls
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Dang it! Well good luckWith all the adventure and thanks for the off-roading PSA....I leave for my first rifle tag in the morning!!
I don’t believe that is the case. He had the option to go into town last night or go back to camp. He is at camp and can hunt from camp if needed. I’ll be there tomorrow.
We shall see…
SAR doesn't ever collect fee's from victims of any type in colorado. luckily.
they stick you on an air ambulance shit changes.
people in possession of hunting licenses and CORSAR cards help ensure that the teams will be reimbursed for any above and beyond costs from the states SAR fund.
they stick you on an air ambulance shit changes.
people in possession of hunting licenses and CORSAR cards help ensure that the teams will be reimbursed for any above and beyond costs from the states SAR fund.
BoulderBulls
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I recently ran a trail race and they required proof of hunting license or Corsar card, I thought that was pretty neat atleast to help raise awareness of the program
Khunter
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Nahh..Anybody willing to hike 42 miles in 48 hours packing days worth of water before hunting a lick is good to go after a death defying, brand new truck swallowing, trip to the edge of oblivion on a steep mountain road.
I am not sorry and not envious my usual hunt writeups do not include such painful episodes.
So you’re saying that a quick change of drawers is all that was needed to push on?
And a real painful tow billSo you’re saying that a quick change of drawers is all that was needed to push on?
Khunter
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Not if you wait till spring (actually late June cuz snow) and drive it out like a boss like @Dinkshooter did once upon a time
Khunter
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I am pretty sure these bad azzes just pooped as they hiked on those multiple marathon 10 mile treks to save time so likely the terror induced poopage was not even noticed till later that night.So you’re saying that a quick change of drawers is all that was needed to push on?
2rocky
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Hmmm sounds like a good course of action for all outdoor activities....
BackofBeyond
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Didn’t even need to stab a tent or throw a hissy fit.So you’re saying that a quick change of drawers is all that was needed to push on?
Recovery vehicle (tracked skid steer) is in route. I have a buddy headed in to get @MtnElk back to his truck so they can get it recovered. Then I have to figure out if I’m going to head out tonight after the kids go to bed or head out early am.
Currently I’m just digging holes to plant some trees and coordinating the recovery from a job site in Denver.
Good thing I’m not in a tree today. Doing that all in a tree ruins my efficiency.
Currently I’m just digging holes to plant some trees and coordinating the recovery from a job site in Denver.
Good thing I’m not in a tree today. Doing that all in a tree ruins my efficiency.
Welp... the Subaru jokes can stop now. Been thinking about this purchase since about 2019 and finally let myself pull the trigger. Only had her for like 36 hours and I'm already in love. It's an added bonus that the girls really love it
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For the record, still very happy that we have my wife 32 mpg subaru
This makes me sad....
