Ya puts your money down and takes yer chances. The Green Timbers hang has proven to be unpredictable, weather wise, and this year's hang had Mother Nature holding true to her tempestuous mood. 13 adventurous souls laid their bets on the table and risked the forecast. And I never heard any complaints about the weather; big fires and a few strategically placed tarps kept us relatively dry and very warm as we talked and ate way too much food (bacon and such). Kudos to Squirrel bait, our early arrival, for setting up the primary shelter for the group.
The trek in was challenging for most, pulling the pulks across too much dirt and dry patches, but as the weekend wore on, old Mother Nature gave us rain, snow, wind and an impressive lightning and thunder show during a snow squall. Good times! By Sunday morning, the wet snow had frozen up nicely to make for an easy pull back to our vehicles for the ride back to "the real world".
I'll post what few photos I have and let others post and tell as they see fit.
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. We had just about every type of weather over the official 4 days spent in the Pigeon River State Forest near Vanderbilt, Michigan. Here's my setup when I first got out there: 
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