Quick Pit on Relay Peak

I tried to dig this pit in an untracked area, all adjacent areas had been getting pretty hammered by snowmobiles. I didn't really experience any significant collapses, but some isolated shooting cracks. Winds were definitely loading E-N slopes, even though at times it was hard to tell where the wind was coming from. The December 2 rain crust is getting deeper and deeper but is certainly still less than a meter down in a lot of places which is ominous with the facet development right on top of that. There were some tricky wind loaded areas in the trees on the West aspect of the backside of Tamarack Peak, a few isolated pockets in some decel zones popping out here and there up to 6" deep. Not too big a concern, but a big enough one could catch someone by surprise. I also kicked some refigerator size cornice onto a little ENE test slope and had no results, could be not enough slope angle.