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ebiggs said:Shooting in very windy conditions is more difficult to me than wet, rainy conditions. I don't know about Alaska but Kansas is a windy place!
Oh yeah! According to the weather service we've got moving air 93% of the time here, and the average wind speed is well over 10. It's a steady 25 out there right now with gusts- pretty typical this time of year.
I hear what you're saying about being hard, too. Not only do you have to shield the pan from rain when you're priming- You have to keep the wind from blowing it away.... Maybe that's why 2f works so much better for me. At least it has a chance of getting into the pan before it blows away. Can't tell you how many times I've primed with 4f and had an empty pan before I could drop the cover! :rotf: