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Oh not at all, i'd take my Wife's TSX up there.
There plenty of them, but they're not wide or deep, just numerous.
There plenty of them, but they're not wide or deep, just numerous.
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thanks for the info. You're making my day today with all the replies haha!Oh not at all, i'd take my Wife's TSX up there.
There plenty of them, but they're not wide or deep, just numerous.
Before sunrise is usually the only way to be sure to get a lane (not always the one you want), and weekdays are better than weekends, rainy days best chances of all.thanks for the info. You're making my day today with all the replies haha!
The pot holes were always pretty bad up there post a cold weather season. Seems to get mildly worse every year. Glad I can still make it up there.
I'm sure the rona has had all of us range lovers packing the lanes. Is there recommended times or days people seem to be more sparse?
I used to take the fiancé up there at like 9am on a weekday and it would usually be empty on even lane 4.
I may be mistaken but cant you not shoot till sunrise? or are you saying just get there before hand.Before sunrise is usually the only way to be sure to get a lane (not always the one you want), and weekdays are better than weekends, rainy days best chances of all.
I believe it's a half hour before until a half hour after that's ok to shoot, but yes, I'm just recommending arrival before sunrise.I may be mistaken but cant you not shoot till sunrise? or are you saying just get there before hand.
Right, it'll be dusk and dawn (usually 30 mins after and before sunset and sunrise respectively)
I've found that "before food times" are quieter, so late afternoon etc.
Right, it'll be dusk and dawn (usually 30 mins after and before sunset and sunrise respectively)
I've found that "before food times" are quieter, so late afternoon etc.
Hey, @Rayge , welcome to the forum and a huge thank you for your service to our country!Rayge asked a new question about North Fork Wolf Creek Recreational Shooting Lanes.
Good idea! Yeah the mud is a big problem!Someone above raised the concern of runoff, standing water and the fact that mud and standing water discourages cleanup. Though it'd cost some money, maybe seeking some donations of/for gravel to mitigate mud and standing water might make it so much nicer. Except for mid summer this place is always pretty muddy.
For the first time in nearly four years of going to the Lanes all year round I actually turn back today. The warning sign should have been all the ice on HWY 26 just past Timber Junction, I ended up creeping to the turn off at 25 mph and even then just about spun out several times. I did make it to N. Wolf Creek Rd and even made it over the huge snow drift at the entrance with considerable effort. I'd made it about 100 yards up Wolf Creek Rd before deciding to turn around having almost slide into the ditch tail end first three times. I still don't know how I managed to get turned around and nearly slide off the road on the way back down. Then I had to get over that snow drift again which launched me out onto an icy HWY 26 causing me to nearly spin out right in front of a semi; but I made it home safe and sound. If you're thinking about going up there today (or probably for the next week), DON"T !!!!
Indeed, many, many thanks Alex !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!We received our first donation toward the Public Safety Project! $100!!!
Alex, If you are on this forum, THANK YOU!
Then I had to get over that snow drift again which launched me out onto an icy HWY 26 causing me to nearly spin out right in front of a semi; but I made it home safe and sound. If you're thinking about going up there today (or probably for the next week), DON"T !!!!