Tenting

BGSH · #1 05-03-2012, 11:58 AM

Anyone been spring camping along hwy 40 aka forest trunk road? any camping sites have wood yet or are maintained this year yet, thanks.

SportHuntingHelp · #2 05-03-2012, 12:09 PM

Have not been out that way yet but have plans to head that route for May long.

BGSH · #3 05-03-2012, 12:11 PM

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Have not been out that way yet but have plans to head that route for May long.

Same, the parks lady didnt really give me any information other then snow is up to there waist in the fairfax lake region? i have my dhouts.

duffy4 · #4 05-03-2012, 12:16 PM

Interested to see some still calling it "camping".

I was looking through the local paper awhile ago and saw an ad for trailers and motor homes. It said "RV season is just around the corner."

Last year while tent camping in Sask. my wife and I decided to get a truck camper but had to take a vow that we would NOT spend too much time inside it while camping. A nice place if it is raining and a bit more comfort to sleep in.

The bugs were not too bad and we listened to loons calling at each lake we camped near while eating supper near an open fire. Don't want to sit inside and miss that.

BGSH · #5 05-03-2012, 12:17 PM

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Originally Posted by duffy4

Interested to see some still calling it "camping".

I was looking through the local paper awhile ago and saw an ad for trailers and motor homes. It said "RV season is just around the corner."

Last year while tent camping in Sask. my wife and I decided to get a truck camper but had to take a vow that we would NOT spend too much time inside it while camping. A nice place if it is raining and a bit more comfort to sleep in.

The bugs were not too bad and we listened to loons calling at each lake we camped near while eating supper near an open fire. Don't want to sit inside and miss that.

Ok then

i will call it tenting

Alberta Bigbore · #6 05-03-2012, 12:26 PM

Tape the tent to your ride Shaun...and call it an RV. Lol

greylynx · #7 05-03-2012, 02:21 PM

Well Shawn It looks like your going to be bunking with those kinky German tourists at the Shunda Hostel again.

ESOXangler · #8 05-03-2012, 04:10 PM

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Well Shawn It looks like your going to be bunking with those kinky German tourists at the Shunda Hostel again.

You might want to consider it too, even the rusty trucks need their oil changed every now and then!

BGSH · #9 05-03-2012, 04:41 PM

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You might want to consider it too, even the rusty trucks need their oil changed every now and then!

I never have changed my oil before i guess i should start

honda450 · #10 05-03-2012, 04:44 PM

Bear ripped up my small tent last summer in a remote camp I set up for my son and nephew. Tore it to hell. Went back up the next day to clean up the destruction. Never did see the bear, nor did the boys. Now I bought a Cabelas Guide Alaskan, that sucker cost me $300 with the employee discount. Please no bears this year.

Theres bears in dem der hills BG Shawn NoLuck.

greylynx · #11 05-03-2012, 05:35 PM

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You might want to consider it too, even the rusty trucks need their oil changed every now and then!

How do you think I know about the place? Take you speedos Shaun.

I love how the tourists around the Shunda Hostel take pictures of the oilfield workers, and think everyone in Alberta looks like them.

Thats ok with old greylynx.

ESOXangler · #12 05-04-2012, 06:00 AM

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Originally Posted by BGSH

I never have changed my oil before i guess i should start

Well that explains why your hair stands straight up!!!! hahaha