Last weekend (Pres. weekend) they set up a matrix of poles on upper Wild Turkey in order to "farm" moguls with skier traffic. I was there 4 days later (Friday 2/23) and the poles were gone, leaving some decent bumps. They were hard and crusty in the morning, and very lousy to ski. By early afternoon, they were quite nice. I don't like the shape/layout as much as naturally formed bumps, but they are moguls nonetheless. I rarely had a straight shot down the middle due to traffic, but skiing the edges was pretty good.

Great,

That's exactly the info I was looking for. Think I am going to try for a half day thursday AM to beat the forecasted rain.

As of Sunday (2/25) the moguls were still on Upper Wild Turkey. They actually made the moguls for Jonny Moseley, who was at WTG last weekend. He was skiing on the Highlands on Saturday and early Sunday in heavy clouds. I don't know if they've groomed over the moguls by now, but it seems likely they'll leave them for a while yet.

Thanks.

I actually went ahead and called ski services at wintergreen and they told me that the plan is to keep the moguls on Upper Wild Turkey as long as possible. So that's good news.

They were pretty good today, if a little mushy in some spots.

I managed to get out to Wintergreen today and the moguls are still in pretty good shape (at least, before the forecasted rain). Man I am tired! I haven't had the chance to ski a lot of moguls this year. I think my first 5 or 6 runs I was skiing them fairly well but after that I just kept getting more and more ragged. I didn't help that I skipped lunch so that I could get as many runs in as possible before the rain came...

Anyway kudos to Wintergreen for making the effort to ensure a quality mogul run for us would-be bump enthusiasts.