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3C Guiding
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$500,000 minimum on injury, death and third party property damage. im on the other end of the state and dont have the paper work with me.
Just got laid off. Anyone need a guide?
- Thread starter foxdeep
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Gotta Guide question:
I have a group of 8 in Togwotee this coming Sun to Friday. We have discussed getting a guide for a day to see if we are missing out on some good riding areas. We have been there before, have GPS and Topo maps, but we are only guessing where the great riding areas are.
The problem is that my buddies are cheap bastages, some do not make much coin and can barely afford this trip. If we did $25/head (the max I think I could squeeze out of them) that would be $200 for a guide – and it doesn’t have to be a whole day. I’m thinking Tuesday or Wednesday (2/9) would work good.
Do you think I could find a guide for this amount? Note…they will not be expected to dig out any of our guys who do stupid stuff. Just lead us to some fun/challenging spots.
I have a group of 8 in Togwotee this coming Sun to Friday. We have discussed getting a guide for a day to see if we are missing out on some good riding areas. We have been there before, have GPS and Topo maps, but we are only guessing where the great riding areas are.
The problem is that my buddies are cheap bastages, some do not make much coin and can barely afford this trip. If we did $25/head (the max I think I could squeeze out of them) that would be $200 for a guide – and it doesn’t have to be a whole day. I’m thinking Tuesday or Wednesday (2/9) would work good.
Do you think I could find a guide for this amount? Note…they will not be expected to dig out any of our guys who do stupid stuff. Just lead us to some fun/challenging spots.
Still curious to hear in your words, what your insurance covers.
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Ritfire73
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It's similar to many other trades...
How many of you help or get help with carpentry, electrical, plumbing etc?
These all require licenses & insurance/bonding, but we all know side jobs happen all of the time....no big deal.
The only contractors who complain about it are the one's who are "good enough" to keep busy.
If I were going to an area where someone was familiar with who offered to show me around for a little booze money, I'd take him up on it in a heartbeat.
How many of you help or get help with carpentry, electrical, plumbing etc?
These all require licenses & insurance/bonding, but we all know side jobs happen all of the time....no big deal.
The only contractors who complain about it are the one's who are "good enough" to keep busy.
If I were going to an area where someone was familiar with who offered to show me around for a little booze money, I'd take him up on it in a heartbeat.
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