Sage advice for Fred

rw wrote:
jeff wrote:

rw wrote:

jeff miller wrote:

Rodger wrote:

Sorry I somehow got on the wrong (now dead) 'other' fly fishing
group and could not find my msg. or your reply until now.

Would like to horsepack into the Bob Marshall and perhaps, over
the divide into White River country, although, that might be a bit
rigorous for me now. My fav. spot in the "Bob" got burned over in
the
last round of fire but would like to see it anyway.

Buff



this is a trip a number of folks here have talked about, looked into
doing, then lost interest in for one reason or another. if this is
in the planning stage and allows for others to join, please send me
an e-mail and let me know details.

jeff



I've done it twice, but it was a long time ago. They weren't
primarily fishing trips, but I did a little fishing with moderate
success.


did you do the Sf of Fhd?

jeff


It was so long ago that I don't even remember where I fished. It was
mainly a sightseeing trip. Frankly, we were on horseback so many hours a
day that there was little chance to fish, and the outfitter wasn't
generally camping at fishing spots -- more at spots with graze for the
stock.

any interest in putting a trip together? i couldn't find an outfitter
that would drop off a small group with stuff/supplies and pick up 10
days later.

jeff

jeff miller wrote:

any interest in putting a trip together?

No. Been there, done that.

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Cut "to the chase" for my email address.

rw wrote:
jeff miller wrote:
any interest in putting a trip together?

No. Been there, done that.

At one time I wanted to get a trip together to wander around the
Buffalo district of Bridger-Teton National Forest just south of
Yellowstone. It's still something I'd consider if an outfitter
would pack in the gear with horses or mules *and* I could walk.
If I never get on another ****ing horse again so long as I live
that will be just fine by me. Mules aren't so bad but I'd still
rather walk.

My doctor's nephew is a llama outfitter operating in the
Wind River Range but I don't know of any llama outfitters in
the Bridger-Tetons. Llamas would be cool too, anything rather
than riding a damn horse.

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Ken Fortenberry

On Mon, 08 Dec 2008 10:37:47 -0600, Ken Fortenberry
wrote:

rw wrote:
jeff miller wrote:
any interest in putting a trip together?

No. Been there, done that.

At one time I wanted to get a trip together to wander around the
Buffalo district of Bridger-Teton National Forest just south of
Yellowstone. It's still something I'd consider if an outfitter
would pack in the gear with horses or mules *and* I could walk.
If I never get on another ****ing horse again so long as I live
that will be just fine by me. Mules aren't so bad but I'd still
rather walk.

My doctor's nephew is a llama outfitter operating in the
Wind River Range but I don't know of any llama outfitters in
the Bridger-Tetons. Llamas would be cool too, anything rather
than riding a damn horse.

Hmmm...could you get a quote on a Fawn Lake expedition...?

HTH,
R

wrote:
Ken Fortenberry wrote:
At one time I wanted to get a trip together to wander around the
Buffalo district of Bridger-Teton National Forest just south of
Yellowstone. It's still something I'd consider if an outfitter
would pack in the gear with horses or mules *and* I could walk.
If I never get on another ****ing horse again so long as I live
that will be just fine by me. Mules aren't so bad but I'd still
rather walk.

My doctor's nephew is a llama outfitter operating in the
Wind River Range but I don't know of any llama outfitters in
the Bridger-Tetons. Llamas would be cool too, anything rather
than riding a damn horse.

Hmmm...could you get a quote on a Fawn Lake expedition...?

Fawn Lake was eliminated by a group of unscrupulous politicians
using a top-secret wink-wink strategy. This is a well known
fact to those who can afford to pay the 50 grand necessary to
access the super-secret, data analysis broadcasts from the home
planet.

--
Ken Fortenberry