Trail Blazer III
- 4,847
- First Name
- Dave
- Last Name
- Ballard
- Member #
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20527
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- N7XQP
- Service Branch
- Fire/EMS/SAR
Aaron, There can be advantages either way, picking a dedicated time / day each month creates consistency and people will become accustomed to attending and you will likely develop a consistent group that attends. For example selecting the 2nd Saturday of each month will allow flexibility of having an all day training or day trip, or you can add in Sundays every so often for some overnight trips. The disadvantage is selecting a consistent day each month will eliminate those that have a scheduled conflict such as work or church, so having a varied schedule will attract a wider cross section of people, but may not have a consistent attendance. In the end you need to select what works best for you as the host, as there is no way to satisfy all peoples desires. Pick what works for you, and evaluate how its going after a few occurrences, and then make some adjustments. Great idea to have more than one person in the area to do hosting, will add some variety to your events. Great efforts on your part on this:)Hey Everyone!
I'm really looking forward to meeting people and developing a local group that's willing to get together.
This message is for everybody, even those not able to attend Sunday...
Does it work best to have a concrete meeting day (example: 2nd Sunday of every month) or is random ok?
I would love to share hosting duties. Anybody else willing to plan a get-together?
What do you want to do during get-togethers? Trail Runs? Rig Walk-a-rounds? set up camp in somebody's yard and cook breakfast? Make it a weekend camping trip? What else would be fun?
What would make these meet-ups the most valuable for you?