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Member No.: 16850
Joined: January 14, 2019
I had to help an SUV that was stuck out there last Friday night. We had to shovel him out and drag him back to shore with a quad. There’s enough ice 14” but watch out for pressure cracks and slush pits. Bring a shovel if you decide to take a vehicle out there. Stay safe.
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Member No.: 18630
Joined: October 18, 2020
I think walking or getting a ride is easier than shovelling out an suv or towing it out of a slush patch but to each their own. I wouldn’t be taking my kid out on simcoe in a vehicle, I don’t even do it myself. The cracks are so unpredictable I even wear my float suit on my sled even if I’m travelling the same route I know it 99% safe. Hut operators on Nippising aren’t even letting people drive out on their own anymore due to all the nonsense of people getting stuck and needing a tow.
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Member No.: 118
Joined: February 11, 2011
are you speaking on behalf of all the operators on Nip...
obvious, you don't wish to drive out on a vehicle, but when it's plus 12 inches and bombis are running, i will drive out with my 4x4 on certain locations on the lake.....been doing it for 50 years and got stuck once for 10 minutes
Group: Members
Posts: 185
Member No.: 18630
Joined: October 18, 2020
I guess I should have said some hut operators aren’t letting some guests drive out on their own and are insisting on providing the transport. I don’t think encouraging people to drive a vehicle on the ice is responsible but to each their own right.
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