Questofpower

Most of it is done on the Winnebago chain for both of us, few trips to the Mississippi and door county a year as well.

Normally put in at Winneconne.

Good Call

We spend most of our time up in the Door. Usually 30 plus nights a year. When we do Winnebago we also launch in Winneconne.

boatnt

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fin and feather still around???
I love it up there,,,used to do the white bass run and loved the water up there..

I love to bring my boat up there but dont really know where to go...May be I can follow you guys around one day...

Questofpower

Yep, eat there a lot and also at The other place, both great. If you ever get bored come on up some weekend.

We would love to show you around. You sound like us, we love to go to new places, but have a pretty strict go where you know policy, ripping off out drives is not my idea of fun.

Besides, you can show me how a 300 is really suppose to run. I've read you might have a little wheel time behind them.

boatnt

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I remember the other place,,,we used to stay at the place across the bridge I think they were called cotton wood villa??

I think July might be a great time to come up

Questofpower

Keep me posted, we will for sure show you around.

Rock Star

Boatnt, come on up anytime. There are a few poker / fun runs on the Winnebago chain as well. There are enough places to stay and kill time will having a few cold ones as well.

Good Call, do you normally run with a Formula in Door County (Steve & Linda?)

boatnt

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Thanks guys,,
sitting in the hospital and will be here for another week,,had spine fusion done this morning but once I recover and be able to get out on the water which will be mid July I will love to take you guys up on it..

Tom

boatnt

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actually I am not to far from you guys,,I live in Antioch IL which is about 3 miles from the IL/Wisconsin state line

Questofpower

Huaaaa, most been that ride you took in that fountain last year. , just kidding I do not wish that on anyone. Get better soon so you can get back out. It must have hurt every minute, with all that work you did on that boat and trailer over the last few weeks