AvidIndoorsman
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Vail resorts good or evil?:nimbyism in the inter mountain west.
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DouglasR
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What do you guys think of the ydni pass?
Are any of those places extreme?
Are any of those places extreme?
DouglasR
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Wildabeest
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1981 Club at Deer Valley sold out the “max” 100 memberships almost instantly. $40k upfront and $8k per year gets you a nice ski locker, parking, access to a lounge and 30 minutes of skiing ahead of the masses each morning.Actually idk if you can even get one of those right now.
Which I respect.
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Funny thing is that when I get “first chair for the masses”, by hitting the parking lot 30 mins before lift opening, the only thing they’ve tracked up are the groomers
Buffs35
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Colorado skiers bitching about local world class resorts is like buffalo country, Wisconsin hunters complaining about only harvesting one b&c buck a year.
DouglasR
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Drinking 2 fifths of peppered vodka in 6 weeks sounds easy until it’s your ass in the parking lot.
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DouglasR
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Wildabeest
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That’s a tad bit more committed than the average “regular old tourist”.
I’d skip all that Sierra cement and just go to UTThat’s a tad bit more committed than the average “regular old tourist”.
Although Hood is pretty sweet. And Schweitzer as long as it’s not raining (was my home mtn for a season)
But - If you can kill an elk in CO and then hit every Ikon resort in NA in a season - that’s a thread worth a Talkie in the making.
Add revelstoke bc to that trip. You can thank me later.
DouglasR
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Idk if I can get into Canada with my priors, but it’s definitely a dream.
Not sure how to figure out except going to the border but it would be worth some calls. I have been lucky getting into Canada. My priors didn’t disqualify me from entering
DouglasR
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If they let T-hall in, I should be good.
Seriously need to get on getting a passport though!
I’m actually headed up there on Saturday with the kids for spring break. Will provide report (also Stopping @ Banff sunshine for a day on the way over from YYC which looks fantastic too).
feel free to PM any hot tips @Dsnow9
DouglasR
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Guys, I might have to take the western hunting season off and just focus on local pursuits.
For some reason I've developed a strong desire to be a gentlemanly small gamesman.
Might even look into getting a beagle or Brittany.
definitely not going for elk.
probs gonna put in for a bear tag and see what I feel like when September rolls around.
