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Trygve
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You should Konsider the Kuetico, it's kool.
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overthehill
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I guess what I mean is how early can you apply for Quetico permits, RABC, etc. for next year? Would like to go in late May.
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CIIcanoe
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You can make your Quetico reservation 5 months a head of time.
Here are a couple websites you should read.
http://www.ontarioparks.com/english/phone_rules.html
http://www.cbsa.gc.ca/travel/canpass/rabc-pfre/menu-eng.html
Chuck
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Trygve
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Permits that time of year are no big deal, just get it as soon as you know exactly where you want to go.
Send in for your RABC as soon as possible. Depending on where you live, it can take a long time to process.
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Southpa
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Last I read, it is good for only one year. I think it used to be 2.
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Trygve
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Yup.
Although if you live on a border lake they're still good for two years.
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timatkn
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When I got my RABC this last spring it was good for one year from my birthday. Since my birthday is in October, that affectively made my RABC good for 2 seasons :)
tim
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kanoes
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if thats the case (and its probably a moot point right now...the time it takes to get one) then definately wait til after my Oct. birthday to apply, right? then its good til Oct. `09? Jan
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kanoes
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....considering
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kanoes
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how long is an RABC good for?
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kanoes
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nevermind....canpass website says one year from date of issue.
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Trygve
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Is Kanoes going to Kanada on a Kanoe Trip?
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