Dave,
No problems with wet mocs on that camp. It was cold enough that the
snow did not make them wet. Just brushed it off before getting near the
fire.
My camp last month was a lot wetter and muddier but wet mocs wasn't much
of a problem because I always carry a spare pair or two. So while the
wet ones are drying by the fire I have a nice dry pair to wear.
Especially at night you want to keep your feet dry.
YMHOS,
Bradley C Bailey
> Thanks for sharing, how ought any problems with wet moccasins, etc?
>
> Dave
>
> Bradley C Bailey <mountaineer@???> wrote:
>
> Hello All,
>
> Here is a report on the winter camp that we had here in Colorado in
> January. I thought I would pass it on for whoever is interested.
>
> http://www.mountain-man.org/camps/2008/winter-camp-2008.pdf
>
> Hope everyone stayed warm this winter and that you all get plenty of
> beaver this spring.
>
> YMHOS,
> Bradley C Bailey
> Buena Vista, Colorado
>
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