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Urgent information for anyone near Colorado Springs! Or if you know a hunter in that area? Please read!!
- Thread starter khouse
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TopperColorado
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Hey Kenny,
Thanks so much for lead on the dry lake near Colorado Springs. I went out there today, Tuesday, for a couple of hours. It's almost winter here in Colorado but temps were in the 50s so not too bad. Next week we will be in the 30s for highs !!
Palmer Lake has been hit pretty hard. I saw signs of digging all along the shore and in the lake bed. There were two other decetorists working the lake while I was there. They said they had found Ice Cutting tools in the lake bed, but since it was a No Boating and No Swimming lake mostly it was tin cans and fishing lead.
Which is exactly what I found. Still, it was a good experience and I learned more about my AT Gold and what a great machine it was. Sure beats chasing foil signals in the park
Thanks again for the lead.
Topper Colorado
Thanks so much for lead on the dry lake near Colorado Springs. I went out there today, Tuesday, for a couple of hours. It's almost winter here in Colorado but temps were in the 50s so not too bad. Next week we will be in the 30s for highs !!
Palmer Lake has been hit pretty hard. I saw signs of digging all along the shore and in the lake bed. There were two other decetorists working the lake while I was there. They said they had found Ice Cutting tools in the lake bed, but since it was a No Boating and No Swimming lake mostly it was tin cans and fishing lead.
Which is exactly what I found. Still, it was a good experience and I learned more about my AT Gold and what a great machine it was. Sure beats chasing foil signals in the park
Thanks again for the lead.
Topper Colorado