Winter......Brrrrr......pics
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Winter......Brrrrr......pics
Chris,
The area I'm riding is about 50 miles 'as the crow flys' due west of Albuquerque. The mountain is called Mt. Taylor. Its the area I elk hunt, but a beautiful area, both summer and winter. It can get really cold up there. I have some friends up there right now hunting elk. Its a Cow Elk rifle hunt, they don't allow rifle hunting for bulls in that unit, its considered 'primitive arms'....bow or muzzleloader hunts only for bulls.
Talk the wife into letting you take the camera with, you just need to have a good bag. I was using a LowePro Offtrail 2 hip pack. My camera, the Canon 20D costs $1500, the Canon 17-40mm L lens costs another $750 and I was using a 4GB Microdrive, which cost me around $200. So I was carrying about $2500 in gear. I also pack my Canon 70-200mm L f2.8 Image Stabilized lens in another tube, it cost over $1600. Expensive hobby.
There are plenty of point-and-shoot camera's out there that take great pics and are pretty cheap now. I need to get another one to put in my pack when I go hunting...
dave
The area I'm riding is about 50 miles 'as the crow flys' due west of Albuquerque. The mountain is called Mt. Taylor. Its the area I elk hunt, but a beautiful area, both summer and winter. It can get really cold up there. I have some friends up there right now hunting elk. Its a Cow Elk rifle hunt, they don't allow rifle hunting for bulls in that unit, its considered 'primitive arms'....bow or muzzleloader hunts only for bulls.
Talk the wife into letting you take the camera with, you just need to have a good bag. I was using a LowePro Offtrail 2 hip pack. My camera, the Canon 20D costs $1500, the Canon 17-40mm L lens costs another $750 and I was using a 4GB Microdrive, which cost me around $200. So I was carrying about $2500 in gear. I also pack my Canon 70-200mm L f2.8 Image Stabilized lens in another tube, it cost over $1600. Expensive hobby.
There are plenty of point-and-shoot camera's out there that take great pics and are pretty cheap now. I need to get another one to put in my pack when I go hunting...
dave
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#27
Winter......Brrrrr......pics
The EFI is definitely the advantage at those altitudes....it runs great, although in the deep snow and on the throttle alot and spinning tires in 4wd, I could smell some belt slippage.....The dealer did tell that running alot of throttle at high altitude that I can smoke a belt....not sure what altitude would have with it, I'll query him more when i'm in there next time....
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Winter......Brrrrr......pics
I got it from Polaris Link
If you get it from somewhere else, make sure its the 'lock and ride', like I said before it comes off in 15 seconds and goes on in slightly longer time....that way you don't have to tow the 4-wheeler on the trailer with it on and get crap all over it....
I looked at the ones on Cabela's, not the same. The Polaris one is cutout for the headlight pod and it is a quick release.
dave
If you get it from somewhere else, make sure its the 'lock and ride', like I said before it comes off in 15 seconds and goes on in slightly longer time....that way you don't have to tow the 4-wheeler on the trailer with it on and get crap all over it....
I looked at the ones on Cabela's, not the same. The Polaris one is cutout for the headlight pod and it is a quick release.
dave