"Scarcer" than hens' teeth
Several of us on the forum have noted how rare TC's are east of the Mississippi. The past 2 weekends really brought that home to me. Two weekends ago, we fished a tournament on Bluestone Lake in s...
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hedgehopper wrote:You're right about the Denver area having a good representation of many truck camper brands. When we first started looking at truck campers we flew out there just for that reason since the only thing you can find around here is Lance. There was a Bigfoot dealer down in Colorado Springs at the time but it closed shortly thereafter. We ended up buying our Bigfoot up in Casper WY but it closed during the economic crash years. I remember seeing units advertised at a dealer in Pueblo a while back. Haven't looked recently. Too bad if they dropped the line.GoinThisAway wrote:Funny you should mention Bigfoot. When I was making my list of campers available in the Denver area, I wondered where the nearest Bigfoot dealer is. The Bigfoot website lists a dealer in Pueblo CO. But when I looked at the dealer's website, I didn't find any new Bigfeet(sp?)
I was driving into town a couple weeks ago and saw coming out of town a Bigfoot TC. Wow! Not only a TC but a BIGFOOT! It was all I could do to keep myself from turning around and chasing them down. Wonder what they would of thought about being chased by an old van with a woman waving wildly out the window?
To keep this post on topic - truck campers in our area definitely are as scarce as hen's teeth and Bigfoots are as scarce as six-toed cats :B
