Posted by wjkrostek on August 21, 2012 at 15:09:55 from (72.35.102.204):
In Reply to: Re: yanmar 22d posted by Diydave on August 21, 2012 at 12:05:36:
The season lasts a month and they destroy the trails in the first few days and then they quit. Most are day hunters and have to be back to camp before dark because of the bears I guess. the last week of the season is very quiet because no one can get in any more. Just like with snow machines they travel in groups so 2,3,or 4 and in and out just a few times destroys the trail and then they leave because it becomes work. You know the type. there not hunters. The 4 wheelers have ruined this country and I used to walk in but getting to old to carry a load several miles to have some fool in a 4 wheeler show up and ruin my day. So I was thinking of the small tractor might help me out.
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