Posted by 4wdtom on February 13, 2017 at 06:47:00 from (96.233.137.93):
In Reply to: Dogsledding posted by Hank ABAB on February 12, 2017 at 19:17:26:
Went out for a snowshoe yesterday on a pair of snowshoes just about like those. We don't often get enough snow to make it worth snowshoes, but there is a foot now, just about enough. I am in Rhode Island. It has just happened that I have a fair collection of them. It just happened. First pair, Alaskan, I found at a flea market 30 years ago. They weren't right for the closed in woods around here so I bought a pair of modified bear paw and they were my main pair ever since. Folks died and I got my mothers green mountain pair, and a second pair of green mountain when son left and didn't take them. Then I found a pair of Maine style at the tractor/engine show at Orange Ma. a couple of years age. Then the Sportsman Guide had a sale on government surplus Magnesium Maine style for $30 and I had to have a pair. I haven't tried them yet, maybe today or tomorrow. The bindings that came with them aren't any good, but I can put another set of bindings on them. I mostly like the old wood and rawhide style though.
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