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4th of July?
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Poohbair
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If you have license plates, you don't need ORV tags.
I have seen people get tickets up there for having glass packs.
I have seen people get tickets up there for having glass packs.
Ok for those and including myself, that are unsure where you all are going to make base camp at, with today's technology and GPS I'm pretty sure that someone can come up with some directions, unless this is a private run and you don't want others from the NWW that you have never meet before attending you camp out, then others and myself included will under stand
Poohbair
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Google is your friend...
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=...674&spn=0.071799,0.177155&t=h&z=13&iwloc=addr
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=...674&spn=0.071799,0.177155&t=h&z=13&iwloc=addr
Money Mark
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Mark m.
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Everyone is welcome. Toybug will provide directions. It sounds like there will be a diverse group of people. May not be good spot to bring young kids.
Money Mark
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Unless they're HAWT & RAUWDY teenage girls. :cheer:
stealthrunner1
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:awesomework: :awesomework: My thoughts exactly Money!!!!!!:awesomework: :awesomework: :beer:
thanks for the invite, for those that have been to this place, where is a good base camp for those of us in motor homes, and what FSR number is that road off of 410, are there any mud holes in the area to play in?
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We tow up to the camp site, so driving a motor home is doable. There are two (IIRC) "climbs" up towards the end that are much easier in 4WD. A heavy laden, 2WD vehicle, towing might have issues. There is a lot of room in the area we go to. And I believe seeing motor homes (bike/quad guys) camped there on years past.
Mud? *cringe* Yaaaa, mud ain't our thing.....we gots rock buggies. :; And what trails that could have mud left over from the snow melt, those muddy sections would/should definitely be off limits. We don't run the trails.....no interest what-so-ever. Rocks, rocks and more rocks.
Mud? *cringe* Yaaaa, mud ain't our thing.....we gots rock buggies. :; And what trails that could have mud left over from the snow melt, those muddy sections would/should definitely be off limits. We don't run the trails.....no interest what-so-ever. Rocks, rocks and more rocks.
Mark m.
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We have about 6 rigs going also, but we will be at the "Good Ol Boys Camp".
At least thats where we ended up last year.
Just keep an eye out for my "Barbie Jeep", and say :hi: if you see me.
Where is the good Ol Boys camp at ?
Mark m.
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zukkev
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We have about 6 rigs going also, but we will be at the "Good Ol Boys Camp".
At least thats where we ended up last year.
Just keep an eye out for my "Barbie Jeep", and say :hi: if you see me.
This "good 'ol boys camp", is this where you camped during Elk?
Money Mark
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...or Reiter today. :fawkdancesmiley:
japerry
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for these trails, are they only hardcore rocks or are there some intermediate trails similar to SacUp?
Money Mark
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Miles and miles and miles and miles and miles and.....
There is easy, intermediate, expert......and then there's the **** that we do.
There is easy, intermediate, expert......and then there's the **** that we do.
zukkev
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Ah.....Well, if I get the chance----Not lookin good though...:booo:
