I’m working towards unlocking all the Garment sets at the trapper, and needed a ram. I laid down some herbivore bait just below the rock that the obelisk sits and was surprised to get a bison and on the next lay, a moose.
Got me wondering, what other spots have the rarer animals spawning with herbivore or predator bait?
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| Aircraft Make: | Cessna | Registration: | N79523 |
| Model/Series: | 172K | Aircraft Category: | Airplane |
| Amateur Built: | No | Operator: | On file |
| Operating Certificate(s) Held: | None | Operator Designator Code: |
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| Conditions at Accident Site: | VMC | Condition of Light: | Day |
| Observation Facility, Elevation: | KP69,1480 ft msl | Observation Time: | 12:52 Local |
| Distance from Accident Site: | 28 Nautical Miles | Temperature/Dew Point: | 28°C /11°C |
| Lowest Cloud Condition: | Clear | Wind Speed/Gusts, Direction: | / , |
| Lowest Ceiling: | None | Visibility: | |
| Altimeter Setting: | 29.97 inches Hg | Type of Flight Plan Filed: | |
| Departure Point: | Destination: |
Wreckage and Impact Information
| Category | Data | Category | Data |
|---|---|---|---|
| Crew Injuries: | 1 None | Aircraft Damage: | Unknown |
| Passenger Injuries: | Aircraft Fire: | None | |
| Ground Injuries: | Aircraft Explosion: | None | |
| Total Injuries: | 1 None | Latitude, Longitude: | 46.120751,-114.92733 |
Generated by NTSB_bot Mk. 3
Docket: https://data.ntsb.gov/Docket?ProjectID=103323
PDF: http://data.ntsb.gov/carol-repgen/api/Aviation/ReportMain/GeneratePreliminaryReport/103323/pdf
Tony’s “new” $0.5M self-driving trommel is being promoted as saving a lot of money because theoretically they can keep the sluicing right by the cut. Certainly that will cut down on fuel costs, but...
Won’t they also have additional issues maintaining the water supply to the moving trommel? Might that be a significant issue?
Also, the miners typically “dial in” their sluice run angle. Won’t it be an issue that now you need to spend time doing that and can’t be “continuously moving”? Discovery has hammered that in to our heads with all the neat animations showing that too much or too little angle and you lose gold.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CB3BvEknJrl/?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet
I'm just copy/pasta the instagram post below for awareness, some of the links seem to be broken.
From the post:
Hey everyone, we have a couple of important things that we need your feedback on. Please read this post for more info! 👇
Spray Lakes Sawmills (SLS) is currently seeking public input on their draft 2021 Forest Management Plan, which contains proposed logging near 12 recreational trails in the West Bragg Creek (WBC) and Moose Mountain areas.
The deadline for public input to SLS is July 21, 2020. A map showing the proposed new logging areas, previously logged areas (2012-14) and WBC/Moose Mountain recreational trails is available here:
https://www.arcgis.com/apps/View/index.html?appid=a8a918bd3f564cf795c681d1aac49735
Trails that could be impacted by the proposed logging (within the next 10 years) include:
🌲 Race of Spades
🌲 7-27
🌲 Pneuma
🌲 and more!
The GBCTA, MMBTS and CMBA encourage trail users to provide their input to SLS by July 21.
The draft 2021 Forest Management Plan and milestone 3 information package are available at the link below. 👇 Please use this link to send feedback 📣 to SLS as well.
https://www.spraylakesawmills.com/woodlands/forest-management-planning/
Additionally, Alberta Environment and Parks 🌲 are hosting an online “ask an expert” session on recreation on public land today from 1-4 pm. 🤔 Questions can be sent by sending the “respect the lands” Facebook page a direct message.
This could be an excellent opportunity to advocate for more trail development in the Elbow Valley to keep up with growing user demand. 🙌
Link to their page: https://www.facebook.com/RespectTheLand
For more details about the above, read our newsletter here:
https://us11.campaign-archive.com/?u=21bc4afab0016ee9be3125e84&id=835e9e125e
That's all for now! Thanks for your continued support.
I’m looking for recent (within the last 2 years) trail conditions and can’t get ahold of the Ranger district. I’ve seen the Wild West Trail website for Bitch Lake. looking for more info. thank you so much!
I’m thinking of doing some back country later this week and was curious if anyone had any thoughts of this trail in flathead forest?
I was going to take my dog and camp out at elk lake for a night and maybe go to moose lake for a day and then head back out.
Someone on alltrails went in June and said the creek was bad and there was still snow but I’m hoping that cleared up by now. It’s also rated as difficult but I think that considers going in and back out same day. it’s a 2000ft climb over 6 miles to elk lake and maybe 1500 down to moose lake the next day.
I’m not the most experienced backpacker, but this year I’ve spent a couple days down the Dearborn trail as well as a couple days on the page creek trail up to page lake in the pintlers. I don’t mind challenging myself but don’t want to overload myself.
Any input is appreciated thanks y’all.
