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BC booters in Utah?

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thebusiness19
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Is there any place in Utah (Brighton, Alta) that is notorious for having many powder booters? I think I am going to Little or Big Cottonwood and I was wondering if I should bring a shovel.
Dec 25 2012 7:58PM
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a_burger
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dude you can't just go hit that utah
Dec 25 2012 8:05PM
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J_Christoph
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Chad's gap is pretty notorious...
Dec 25 2012 8:13PM
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VD.
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Yeh there's this big one near the bottom of the car park at alta. Opposite the car park there are some houses go past them then go left, you'd see it if ski patrol hadn't blown it up.

No I'm joking, but seriously, just take a shovel with some bros find a good spot then start building.
Dec 25 2012 8:13PM
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VD.
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This thread might help you with building the booter: -https://www.newschoolers.com/ns/forums/readthread/thread_id/387171/

(sorry about the dub post)
Dec 25 2012 8:16PM
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gr4
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The wasatch is home to many wild booters but you have to find and tame them down to a hittable manner first. The hardest part is luring them in and not scaring them off. I've found a healthy amount of avalanche bacon and pbr stained outerwear makes them feel more comfortable. What ever you do don't believe this business of "building your own jump." Utah snow is far to light to even form a snowball and why would you waste precious that precious time when you could be practicing your front twos on one of the many fine flat boxes that snowbird and alta have to offer
Dec 25 2012 8:26PM
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