Re: river permit
Hey Bob, you've never 'raced to camp' before? Isn't that a race? (har har). Sorry for the wasted bandwidth folks, cheers, tom ----- Original Message...
Tom Martin & Hazel Clark 2002-02-04 07:01:19 #13500

Re: river permit
All good pro-private boater info Tom but I didn't know private boaters were a race. Do I have to admit that on my next census form? ;>) --- In...
aguabug 2002-02-03 23:53:57 #13499

Re: river permit
Never heard that figure before. Number of citations is probably very low in general. Could have been something like (4 private and 1 commercial to make your...
aguabug 2002-02-03 23:51:55 #13498

Re: river permit
Hi Nanko, you mention a statistic I have never heard. Do you know what the #1 citation was? Maybe not wearing a life jacket? I have heard the stats that river...
Tom Martin & Hazel Clark 2002-02-03 21:11:21 #13497

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Hi Karen - I usually hike in early to mid May and, even then, run into 100 degree temperatures at the river. If heat is a problem, you should expect...
Jim Lyons 2002-02-03 21:08:29 #13496

Re: river permit
I have a question. I heard from a former river ranger that 80% of the citations issued to river trips, are issued to private trips, which is what? 10% or...
nankoweap 2002-02-03 21:00:52 #13495

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My husband, 12 year-old daughter, and I are trying to put together a trip to the Canyon the second week in June, the only time we can get out. We keep going...
klb452002 2002-02-03 20:41:00 #13494

Re: river permit
Cost is a one time $100.00 application fee. You must submit a continuing interest every year and actually be on the trip when a launch date is eventually...
aguabug 2002-02-03 14:33:29 #13493

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