Participants will be instructed on effective techniques for developing this important vocal utterance for locating others on lift lines, on chair lifts, on the slopes or buried in powder in the trees. An important "Hoot-off" will be held at the awards banquet.
To be worn at all times. Useful as a prospecting tool, remembering your name after a snow snake attack, discounts at Gene Taylor's Ski Rental, etc. Be sure your name on the registration is how you want it on your tag.
Ideally attached to the loops on the handles of your poles. Makes it easy to spot fellow Skigloers on the slopes from the chair and vice-versa. Attention is then gotten by a correct "hoot." Caution should be practiced when "hooting" from a chair with non-skigloers sitting next to you.
The Giant Dragon will mix the following: Fast Dragons, Half-fas' Dragons, Drag'n 'as's, Dragon Droppings and Dragon Dropping Scoopers.
Excited, scared, snow plows most of the time - green trails only. Meet at lifts whenever.
Negotiates blue slopes, stops 3-10 times coming down the "Big Burn." At the lifts by 9:30 am.
Skis black runs. Stop less than three times on the "Big Burn." At the lifts by 9:00, 9:15, or 9:30 am.
Anywhere, anytime, anyhow. Does the "Big Burn" non-stop. Skis "the Wall." At the lifts by 8:30 am.
Cross country the world famous "Ashcroft" area. Experience an outing to "Gracie's" (off limits to downhillers).
Two world class snowboard terrain parks. A new pipeline off the Sam's Knob lift and the Elk Camp "McKaha" Terrain Park. Plus, nearby Buttermilk is home ESPNs Winter X Games.
Whether at the lift, on the slopes, or in the trees, the maximum wait time is 10 minutes after the agreed meetings time or last unreturned "Hoot."
Awarded Friday night to the skier accidentally doing something embarrassing, yet without injury, that he never wants to do again. Chosen from confidential nominations made during the week.