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shouldertripper	11/07/2023 09:02AM   For me the outdoor season never ends, it just changes. There’s always more to do and see out there!
pauer75	11/07/2023 09:24AM   For me outdoor season never ends either,I was been Specific about Bwca/Quetico canoeing. I am trying to find something similar to it during the winter months :)
HighnDry	11/07/2023 07:44PM   ...John snow...
gravelroad	11/07/2023 12:50PM   pauer75: " Wondering how the rest of you all deal with winter." Somehow I manage. ;-)
YaMarVa	11/07/2023 12:32PM   I'll bird hunt through the end of December, then in January I'll turn to tying flies in preparation for the April stream-trout season.
Hockhocking	11/07/2023 09:24PM   pauer75: "For me outdoor season never ends either,I was been Specific about Bwca/Quetico canoeing. I am trying to find something similar to it during the winter months :) " Maybe something involving canoeing, backcountry camping, in a different ecosystem. Glen Canyon NRA, Rio Grande river, Everglades/10000islands, Congaree NP, or various rivers in southern US, Mexico, Costa Rica, you name it. And, there has to be some Southern Hemisphere stuff I haven’t researched. There is little boreal forest in the SouthernHemisphere.
pauer75	11/07/2023 08:12AM   It's very hard when October comes and season ends. May seems so far away. All left to do for me is watch youtuber's adventures, Lost Lakes, Xander Budnick, Canoe the north.....Amazing channels. They do fill the void but they also feed the need for more. Wondering how the rest of you all deal with winter.
pauer75	11/07/2023 11:36PM   Awesome suggestions, thank you.
shouldertripper	11/07/2023 10:12AM   pauer75: "For me outdoor season never ends either,I was been Specific about Bwca/Quetico canoeing. I am trying to find something similar to it during the winter months :) " Ah I see, I misunderstood your post, sorry about that. For me there really is no replacing canoe season, but I do the same and try to fill some of that void vicariously and follow the same youtubers you mentioned. I find I can also maintain some connection to canoe season during the winter by cleaning, organizing, and maintaining my gear. I don’t do the best job throughout the year so I’m often playing catch-up, but it feels like I’m still engaged in the season to a degree.
Cc26	11/24/2023 05:39PM   pauer75: All left to do for me is watch youtuber's adventures, Lost Lakes, Xander Budnick, Canoe the north.....Amazing channels. They do fill the void but they also feed the need for more. Wondering how the rest of you all deal with winter. " I enjoy portagemule and upperlip outdoors videos. Upperlip hasn’t posted for a couple of years but I always end up watching their videos numerous times every winter