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Help Support Hardline Crawlers :
trail closures
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Binder
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In 2 years the law will be updated to (cost us more money more than likley). That would be a good time to try and get the volunteer hours adjusted too.....
Also just to add the current system of signing in for a work party may or may not remain in place but the free pass isn't as a result of the sign in sheet. There is supposed to be a voucher system started where the DNR gives you a voucher so you can take it to the local lisence office to get your free pass.....I think there's going to be better ways to get around this system.:;
CHOP SHOP
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Elbe is not a wheeling destination for you Dale, its your experiment.
I have no problem investing in a place I wheel, I have no interest in investing in YOUR experiment.
archer1965
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It's been a long time since I've visited the site, mainly because wheelin has become so expensive (due to driving to eastern wa) I can't really afford it anymore.
Here's my take:
Season closures: The trails in the Naches and Rimrock are the best we have. They get really torn up before the areas dry out, so I wouldn't mind a seasonal closure.
Pay to play: in todays economy I don't think it's realistic to think there will be any state or federal money put towards forest land, especially for wheelin purposes. I would be willing to buy a forest pass and pay $20 to wheel at Naches or Rimrock for a day if that meant all of that money was put toward maintaining the 4X4 trails. Same thing for quads and bikes, they pay their $20 and that money goes toward maintaining their trails.
More trails: There is a ton of public land in central eastern washington that could be used for wheelin. the high desert over there is full of huge canyons that could be developed for trails. It's a different kind of wheelin, but it's better than nothing.
It's not up to me, my days of wheelin are over. I'm spending more time with my kids the next few years before they move out of the house. When it's just me and the wife, we want to travel and I'm already looking toward retirement on a sunny beach somewhere.
I've had fun wheelin with some of the peeps on this forum and I wish you guys well. I grew up wheelin in the Naches and Rimrock areas. Mostly I just loved being out in the woods.
Later Gents, I'm outta here :hi:
Oh, one more thing :flipoff:
Here's my take:
Season closures: The trails in the Naches and Rimrock are the best we have. They get really torn up before the areas dry out, so I wouldn't mind a seasonal closure.
Pay to play: in todays economy I don't think it's realistic to think there will be any state or federal money put towards forest land, especially for wheelin purposes. I would be willing to buy a forest pass and pay $20 to wheel at Naches or Rimrock for a day if that meant all of that money was put toward maintaining the 4X4 trails. Same thing for quads and bikes, they pay their $20 and that money goes toward maintaining their trails.
More trails: There is a ton of public land in central eastern washington that could be used for wheelin. the high desert over there is full of huge canyons that could be developed for trails. It's a different kind of wheelin, but it's better than nothing.
It's not up to me, my days of wheelin are over. I'm spending more time with my kids the next few years before they move out of the house. When it's just me and the wife, we want to travel and I'm already looking toward retirement on a sunny beach somewhere.
I've had fun wheelin with some of the peeps on this forum and I wish you guys well. I grew up wheelin in the Naches and Rimrock areas. Mostly I just loved being out in the woods.
Later Gents, I'm outta here :hi:
Oh, one more thing :flipoff:
Send me your address and I'll send your $20 back.
You should also get your facts straight. You're way off on many of the points that you are trying to make. You're making judgements on inaccurate information.
WHITE TRASH1
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Damn the stink of an extreme case of inferiority complex is unmistakable. Rather than wallow in your own self pitty try doing what those that make you feel inferior did and get off your ass and change your tomorrow for the better. Ya think people went from the poor house to fortune 500 business ownership by sitting back whining like a bitch about how everyone else has stuff and you don't? :haha:
there, I helped!:fawkdancesmiley:
thanks ****face, now I can't even read a thread without picking it apart.:stirpot:
You don't want to do anything unless its your way. You aren't willing to really put the effort in to doing something even when it is your way, but you sure as hell are willing to piss and moan when changes are made you don't agree with.
So, you're childish and a punk. I get it. At least Money Mark brought something to this sport.
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How did Money mark get brought into this?
Have you ever even met mark or wheeled with him? Obviously not or you wouldn't talk ****.
WHITE TRASH1
fruit stripe
Gibby consider yourself warned. You need to quite those **** talkin' ways of yours! :haha:
Whose talking ****? Read my comment again and tell me where I was talking ****.
I was simply wondering how the conversation came around to Money Mark?
Perhaps he and Chop Shop got into it somewhere else?
The name just seemed to pop up out of nowhere.
Just pointing out that for all the **** stirring he did, a banned member that got out of four wheeling has done more for our sport than a person still on this board and is four wheeling.
I reread your qoute, saw that money was in it I thought you were calling money a childish punk who whines and does **** for the community. My bad, my reading comprehension is a little off today i guess...
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