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This thread is pure greatness. Please use this disturbing reference to learn the difference between a 'goatee' and a 'van dyke': http://www.personbear.com/hair/

There's still RC cars...

Saw this on Pirate. Way funny. Some bad language, and poor spelling. APHjMZPsv7A

This is funny

Same as a j**p

Thanks all! Sweet IH pic.

These threads are always funny. "Cheap" Utahns and other factors being blamed for poor business skills.

Man! I'm glad my Scout leaders were more lenient (and heavy sleepers!).

Holy s, I was laughing out loud. Go Utah!

Yes, a good (and free) alternate for using an esbit or similar. Absolutely agreed! Jetboils are sweet if it's within your price range, worth the $100.

Although it wouldn't be obvious now, I was a backpacking fool back in the day (10 years ago). I have almost 2 of everything, and all of it was top-of-the-line 10 years ago. So I'll chime in with some advice. This is excellent advice. The important factors are: 1. Size: does it carry...

I heard that all the pie-irons that were actually made of iron did survive the fire. However, the entire stock of aluminum pie-irons melted and was lost. Another victory for good camp gear everywhere. Here's wishing for a speedy recovery. God bless Kurt & Cruiser Outfitters.

Harsh thread

http://www.blm.gov/ut/st/en/info/newsroom/2011/february/public_comment_period.html

GIS data is stored in binary format and doesn't equate to coordinates of any kind. Most counties and land management units have a technical employee in a map/data/gis dept who will likely provide you any data you politely ask for. Kurt knows about this stuff, he'll help you. :)

Great link! Those maps are rendered using GIS data and a commercial viewer. Here's more info: http://agrc.its.state.ut.us/ Yes, but it's non-transferrable. You can't hand that to someone to integrate it into a dataset. It's visual data which makes it impossible to compare large...

There's only one way, using GIS format. Portable and standardized. Much of the existing data is already available from the counties and land managers in GIS. Combined with a lightweight software rendering package like Arcview, and it's a great tool. Interface directly with management...

Where were you when we were trying to do this 6 years ago? Wishing in one of your other hands? Wish we would've had some support then, before it was "hip" to be into land use. :) This idea is one of the most important things that has never happened. Collection and dissemination of spatial...

Sounds like it was a good beginning, despite some of Swenson's misleading comments. Fair job USA-ALL.

OK, thanks. I thought maybe some alien prisoners had escaped or something.