Straight Arrow
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Good; hope it's just you and a nice bull, short shot, close to a trail, and fun times. Best of luck.Lots of elk and the temp is dropping 15 degrees Wednesday so will be back at it and not half the people.
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Good; hope it's just you and a nice bull, short shot, close to a trail, and fun times. Best of luck.Lots of elk and the temp is dropping 15 degrees Wednesday so will be back at it and not half the people.
I am not aware of mountain biker or motorized vehicle trail users working on trails to improve them for multiple use.
'Hope it was not public land.Paid by outfit to do it. ran a small (smallest version) backhoe up the trail.
'Hope it was not public land.
Was really good elk country.
The comment period for the Helena - Lewis and Clark National Forest Draft Plan has been extended to October 8th.
BHA, RMEF, and many other organizations and individuals have commented, and there are interesting differences between them. You can review submitted comments here: https://cara.ecosystem-management.org/Public/ReadingRoom?project=44589
If anyone still wants to comment you can do so here: https://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/hlcnf/landmanagement/planning/?cid=fseprd524144
Tradewind, where did you go? Are you willing to stand up and report the vandalism / damage to the public land trail you described?
Tradewind, thanks for clarifying. Your first version is not exactly what you describe now. "Paid by outfit" is the phrase suggesting "outfitter".I ran across a guy in south central, MT "improving a trail" for the motorbikers. Paid by outfit to do it. ran a small (smallest version) backhoe up the trail. It is now suitable for 4 wheelers, although they are not allowed ( go see Ringers post).
Was really good elk country.
I can see the progression of civilization (multi use) lobbying for 2 track use, since it now can handle atv's. And in my experience, they will use it anyway
now that they can, even if it is not currently legal.
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