A gentleman skied Bird Brain in Jackson Hole without a rope this week. Which is ballsy. The chute itself is steep, scary, powdery, and perfect. The exit out of it is usually a rappel over enormous rocks to a nice apron. This gent hucks out of the chute like a wild animal and clears a TON of rocks in the process. Check out the way he airs out. Do you think it should count as a first descent considering how he landed? Digame!
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