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Topic: Caber values
Posted By: Ak thrower
Subject: Caber values
Date Posted: 7/29/09 at 7:30pm

I'm just wondering how many games use the caber value .

And what's the biggest caber value known be thrown ?

I'm trying to figure out why it's so hard to turn the challenge caber up here !

Thanks

 

 



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Posted By: WALLY.OLECIK
Date Posted: 7/30/09 at 2:29am
At the Claw, we rely heavily on caber values.  With some 13 cabers, you've got to have a way to rank their difficulty.

Biggest value?  Can't help you.  Sorry.


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Posted By: Wayne Hill
Date Posted: 8/02/09 at 2:03am
I'd only rely on ratings for cabers of similar length.  If you have a caber that's anomalously difficult to turn, I'd predict that it's long.

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Posted By: Ak thrower
Date Posted: 8/02/09 at 4:35am

Originally posted by Wayne Hill Wayne Hill wrote:

I'd only rely on ratings for cabers of similar length.  If you have a caber that's anomalously difficult to turn, I'd predict that it's long.

Yep ! The reason I'm asking is that we had a 71# caber at one game that just about everyone turned and a 65# caber at another that only one person turned ,, both were about the same lenght , one just had less taper to it - making it harder to turn.

 

 



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