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Will pay $100 for you to hump food up Taboose Pass

Postby MoabPeakBagger » Mon Apr 19, 2010 7:21 pm

I'm looking for someone to resupply myself and my partner while we hike around in the high country for a few weeks this summer. Specifically, I'm looking to have someone carry in a week's worth of food for us, meeting us at the top of Taboose Pass on August 16 or 17.

I know, carrying 21 lbs up Taboose Pass for $100 doesn't seem like the best deal on earth. But for Sierra bums who need nothing more than a good excuse to get into the high country, it's not the worst deal on earth either.

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Postby Guyzo » Mon Apr 19, 2010 8:00 pm

Not a penny less than $125.

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Postby ScottyP » Mon Apr 19, 2010 8:13 pm

For $150 I'll bring a bottle of Rochioli Pinot! Scott
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Postby Dave Daly » Mon Apr 19, 2010 9:42 pm

ScottyP wrote:For $150 I'll bring a bottle of Rochioli Pinot! Scott


Pfffft.....call Bob Barker and I'll bring you up a Brunello!

$124.
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Postby Luciano136 » Mon Apr 19, 2010 10:34 pm

I'm sure you'll find someone to do this. $100 to hike is pretty good. Only downside is that it is a weekday.
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Postby Deleted User » Mon Apr 19, 2010 10:44 pm

a couple of thoughts..

I'd be careful about paying in advance! I'd pay at the pass, a $100 bill is pretty light!

Your price is reasonable, I'd think someone will jump on it. $100 for a day's work is good.

Finally, if you can't find someone, you can always cache it yourself. Once I took my wife to a really sweet spot in the Sierra, about 35-40 miles in, but I wanted to keep our packs reasonable, so I went in in advance (about three weeks in advance) and cached some food. It was a lot of work, but it made the trip much more enjoyable. One thing though, if you make a cache, do it high (at least 12,000'). I placed our cache at 13,000 and it was untouched when I got it three weeks later. I have precached for myself a few times, and even though it's a lot of work, it's a good feeling when you recover it.

edit: I'll never forget that day, I left my wife at this pristine lake in the morning, and set off with an empty pack. I returned late that afternoon, opened up my pack, poured it all out on a slab and asked" honey, what would you like for supper?".
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Postby KathyW » Mon Apr 19, 2010 11:25 pm

It would be better if you could plan the resupply day for a Saturday or Sunday - more people could do it.
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Postby goldenhopper » Tue Apr 20, 2010 6:23 am

Taboose? Why not pick a friendlier pass?
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Postby ClimberJohn » Tue Apr 20, 2010 11:59 am

Am I reading this right?

You're offering $100 for someone to pack in (only?)21 lbs of food and these people are bitching and complaining that the pass isn't friendly enough and it would be more convenient for them if you picked a weekend.

about sum up this thread so far?


Holy shit people... this is a new low...even for this cess pool of a website.

So fucking glad I don't live in California.

Dude if you really can't find anyone local let me know and I'll drive down from OR and make a sweet road trip out of it. $100 wouldn't even cover my gas but it'd make a dent in it. Maybe I'll actually climb something while I'm there and then I can come back and post my pretty pictures on SP and everyone can vote on them and then... and then...

seriously people...WTF

Fuck dude I'd carry you to the pass for $100. You'd have to carry the food though cause that would be way to heavy for me to handle without your help.

Good luck with your search.

...and you'd think in an economy like this...
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Postby Deleted User » Tue Apr 20, 2010 2:49 pm

OK.... I've just contracted a stout, non-English speaking dude to take your load (plus whatever else) up to the pass for $20. I'll send a PM detailing where you can send my $100.

And no, I didn't hire The Chief.
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Postby fossana » Tue Apr 20, 2010 3:02 pm

Asking the Bishop crew.
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Postby Deleted User » Tue Apr 20, 2010 3:04 pm

Orland Bartholemew humped his own supplies up Taboose.

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Postby Deltaoperator17 » Tue Apr 20, 2010 3:29 pm

I get $380 to cook it for you in the backcountry. Add your $100 to the $380 and we got a deal, oh and air fair to and from Boise. LOL
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Postby sascha » Tue Apr 20, 2010 3:31 pm

I would do it for 100$ + travel expences from Bosnia and back :)
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Postby Tanngrisnir3 » Tue Apr 20, 2010 3:35 pm

ClimberJohn wrote:Am I reading this right?

You're offering $100 for someone to pack in (only?)21 lbs of food and these people are bitching and complaining that the pass isn't friendly enough and it would be more convenient for them if you picked a weekend.

about sum up this thread so far?


Holy shit people... this is a new low...even for this cess pool of a website.

So fucking glad I don't live in California.

Dude if you really can't find anyone local let me know and I'll drive down from OR and make a sweet road trip out of it. $100 wouldn't even cover my gas but it'd make a dent in it. Maybe I'll actually climb something while I'm there and then I can come back and post my pretty pictures on SP and everyone can vote on them and then... and then...

seriously people...WTF

Fuck dude I'd carry you to the pass for $100. You'd have to carry the food though cause that would be way to heavy for me to handle without your help.

Good luck with your search.

...and you'd think in an economy like this...


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