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Shrimp!... probably had a pink umbrella poked in it...

Kent

They are scared of a blue truck.

OPEN FIRE !!!

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I imagine a motorcyle at a Ski resort in the snow in February might be considered suspicious.

And a black guy in white snow might be considered racist by some.

I laughed so hard my wife had to come see what all the fuss was about.

"open fire!",.....lolol,...

He will not kill himself, he ain't in the area, there IS a way to [bleep] up tracker dogs (and I AIN'T sayin' how) and FLIR is NOT infallible. This guy will kill again on HIS schedule. He is lying low in some previously prepared place. He will kill again and it has the area cops scared. NO I do not have anything resembling support for this guy. I gave cold assessments. One man had completely disrupted everybody's routine in several states now. It will get worse as the cops get very fatigued and stressed out.

Here's one thing about Big Bear Ca.

It's Southern California.

Once you lose a 1000' ... 1500' ... and at the most 2000' you're out of the snow. It's not a vast expanse of wilderness.

To the NE, there's a huge expanse of desert.

Leastwise, there used to be.

Thanks, Kent. Well, I (and no doubt you as well) have at times killed a humped nose desert mule deer buck down in your area (and, for me, out on the Kofa) and I sure never heard anyone call it a "burro". Won a rifle in a big deer contest in Yuma with one like that back in the 60s but don't remember any of the old timers (gawkers at the barber shop next door) calling it that. That is not to say that the old lore you heard is not so - just that I've never heard it. We have a humped nose gal up the highway at the gas station - kinda looks like a muley - maybe I'll just call her "burro" for a spell.

What few deer I have seen along the Colorado River or in the Mojave looked like mule deer.

To the north ... there's no roads that I remember. Way back when there was only three outlets from Big Bear Lake City.

I'm not supportive of him either, lest some who are comprehension-challenged think so. lol

Dude is just lucky there's not some New Yorker around with a big Sharps.

I'm telling her you said that... she'll spit in your soda cup...

Kent

Help me out ...

I don't remember any gas stations outside of Big Bear.

Quemado... and there's only one station... so she's easy to find.

Opps, I forgot about the new one... now I'm going to have to check both out.

Kent

HWY 18 runs north to the Lucern Valley.
Depends on what your driving and/or how deep the snow is, lots of dirt roads. South over the ridge into the Santa Anna River Valley (Seven Oaks area), West toward Crestline has some, the Holcomb Valley area, east off Onyx Summit toward Pioneer Town, I have done all of these except perhaps Holcomb valley, and I am sure others as it has been decades since I spent any time there.

When can I book a flight to get there? And to where?

You have to fly into LA and rental rates on blue trucks are cheap right now.

Kent