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    ALWAYS TRYING HARDER Ah Pook's Avatar
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    Default Meyer Ranch Fire, Conifer

    http://jeffcosheriff1.blogspot.com/2...contained.html

    Anyone in that area?

    It's not even fire season...yet.
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    This fire season is going to be a rough one. I hope it turns out to be not as bad as we all seem to be predicting, but the snowfall from winter is way way down and I dont see the rains helping much.

    I for one am bringing a couple fire extinguishers and 15 gallons of water in 5 gallon jugs when I go to the mountains to shoot just in case. Im just firing FMJ and I dont even own tracers, but I wanna be somewhat prepared in event something happens.

    I think Im more concerned with the catalidic converter starting a brush fire then a hot gun or rounds hitting rocks and creating sparks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ah Pook View Post
    Anyone in that area?
    Drove by last night on the commute up 285, lot of activity. I'm quite a few miles south and west of the burn site but...yeah...my awareness level is "up" and I'm tracking status.

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    Was coming up the mtn. first fire was before Indian Hills turn, had just started.
    Came around turn and the field was on fire at
    Myers. 2 trucks (citizens) were already there very small like 10x20.
    Passed alot of USFS fire trucks coming from way off.

    Kinda hard to believe it takes a whole box of matches or a lighter to make a camp fire but a spark from a chain supposedly lit these.

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    I'll be passing through there later today. Bummer to see all these fires near where i grew up
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    we are about 13 miles further up the hill. thankfully. feel sorry for those people affected by it. the Hayman burned up to the back of my neighborhood a few years ago.

    i haven't driven down to see the damage yet, the Meyer ranch is a beautiful piece of land.

    we had lots of rain last season, plenty of fuel on the forest floor at the moment.


    keep your butts in your car please, i understand they think this one was started by a trailer dragging a safety chain and setting sparks
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    It's maybe like 5 miles from me, and this is the first I've heard of it.

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