Posted on 30 March 2010 by Bill
The temps are in the upper 20s and the sun is shining. With a three day weekend we head into Ramshead Lake. We catch some nice fish and spend the weekend enjoying the great weather. There were fresh wolf tracks around the island we were sleeping each morning. Jesse and I did a little skiing on Saturday. It sure was a great winter trip.
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Posted on 23 March 2010 by Bill
We’ve teamed up with BlackRiverSleds.com to bring you our next HOWTO video. In this episode we’ll take you through step by step in assembling a SnowWalker Toboggan. We are using a prepped blank sled bottom, but prepare the wooden cross pieces ourselves. If you are building one of these sled kits feel free to send questions to bwcacastfans@gmail.com.
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Posted on 19 May 2009 by Bill
Our final day of winter camping we awake to sunny skies and a warm breeze. Its amazing how warm it can get even though you’re surrounded by snow and ice. We packed up camp and headed out off Good Lake back through Hula, and Wood to end our trip.
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Posted on 05 May 2009 by Bill
We woke on our second day of winter camping to sunny skies and warm weather. It was a great day to be out exploring around Hoist Bay on Basswood Lake. We set off in search of firewood and a little exercise. Along the way we encountered dog teams out on a run and talk about how this bay was used back in the logging days.
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Posted on 21 April 2009 by Bill
On a sunny Friday afternoon we head off into the Wood Lake entry point on the Fernberg Road. Our goal for the evening is to set up camp in Hoist Bay which is on the South side of Basswood lake. This is BWCACAST’s first winter camping trip. We have a canvas tent and a titanium stove for our shelter. With our sleds loaded up with warm gear we trudge across frozen lakes and snow covered portages into the night.
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Posted on 10 March 2009 by Bill
With temperatures hovering in the upper 20s Jesse and I head out to the Little Indian Sioux River. We had paddled this trip last summer and were excited to see how different things would look in the winter. We encountered a slew of wolf tracks right down the middle of the trail and experience some amazing views of open water on the river.
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Posted on 24 February 2009 by Bill
With the temperatures hovering just above zero we drove out to the Hegman Lake entry point. With our snowshoes and packs on we headed down the trail. The sun was shining down through the trees, and when we dropped onto the lake it was just georgeous out. We encountered a little slush below the top layer of snow on the lake, but we made great time on our way out to the pictographs. We hope you enjoy our first winter episode.
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