HOW?

[Jigging55]

With no snow on lakes how do you keep your house from skating across the ice and get it dark enough with no banking materials?

[mrklean]

Saturday with the cold weather i just packed all the blocks pieces around my house the cold froze them down pretty quick and stuck my chisel in the ice right next to the house to, it was pretty bright in the house though with no snow couldn't do anything about that

[ac777]

I wedged grass from the bank in the windblown edge. Worked good.

[Sunnie]

I have 2 eyelets at the bottom of my house in the corners that I drill or chop holes and ice the rope in. If it isn't cold enough drill through and tie the rope to a stick and push it down across the bottom of the hole.

I use hemp rope for the enviroments sake. The hous will always be there when you arrive. Cut rope above the ice to remove.

[Sunnie]

Use a large tarp,hole cover,sled parked close to the house, or bring snow from shore.

[MJ1657]

I have some seat belt material that I use for making handles for lifting my house, door pulls etc.... They are very tough.

I'm going to attach some to my house and use the ice screws from my Eskimo hub house to screw my house down.

[Archerysniper]

I just tie off to the wheeler if I have it on the lake.

[MJ1657]

I just tie off to the wheeler if I have it on the lake.

Being the hulking figure that you are I figured you tied off to yourself.

[Archerysniper]

That wouldn't work so well more like para sailing,don't be hating on the midgets

[Gordie]

Take the slush from augered holes or make some slush with your auger.

I have used cardboard. It doesnt hold up that well ,it gats wet and falls apart. I dont like as it freezes down to easy and your left with a mess. I have seen a few guy make skirts around the bottom of their shacks with canvas also.