DawnPatrol
WKR
I just hunt to pass the time until winter steelhead season
if you are in sandpoint, this is out your backdoor!What do you folks do to not only pass time, but actually enjoy the cold, snowy weather for several months of the year in the PNW/Canada?
Curious to see what others are doing, the usual answer of "snowboard and snowmobile" can't be the only things people are doing.
Also, what about getting into the mountains during the melt when there's still a good amount of snow. Snowshoeing and tracked up ATVs? A tracked vehicle is quite a damned investment to make.
OK I'll ask ... meat raffle? Is that like playing hide the salami?Yote hunting on the weekend. Meat raffle on Saturday. Wife goes skiing.
Not even close. Go to the bar give them a $1 at a chance to win $20 in meat (steaks, roast, pork) what ever the butcher comes up with. 10 different games 10 packages of meat. 1 in 30 chances of winning.OK I'll ask ... meat raffle? Is that like playing hide the salami?
Haha. I remember my wife and I walking into some tiny bar on northern Vancouver Island and getting asked if we wanted to enter the “meat raffle”—won a ham! So random. Is it a Canadian thing?Not even close. Go to the bar give them a $1 at a chance to win $20 in meat (steaks, roast, pork) what ever the butcher comes up with. 10 different games 10 packages of meat. 1 in 30 chances of winning.
I didn't actually think about that.
Indeed I am, and indeed it is. I've been debating a lot lately of moving to the gulf coast or investing in more recreational toys and staying put. Tracks are a big investment for a quad.if you are in sandpoint, this is out your backdoor!
Lol, not sure. But I know its a Minnesota thing.Haha. I remember my wife and I walking into some tiny bar on northern Vancouver Island and getting asked if we wanted to enter the “meat raffle”—won a ham! So random. Is it a Canadian thing?