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SteveO

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What trail is between calgary and red deer
« Reply #15 on: April 17, 2007, 04:08:36 PM »
Quote from: "SwampSinger"
Don't you miss Pretty rock or Harold Creek?  :roll:

Man ... I do

That's my opinion....


Don't you think you'd get more people out to help repair the trails or have more wheelers protesting the closures if they knew what they were missing?  I do.  ....Steve

PS, not trying to start an argument or anything, I'm just surprised that people are no longer discussing trails.  I'm off to get my foil hat.  :wink:

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What trail is between calgary and red deer
« Reply #16 on: April 17, 2007, 04:13:37 PM »
Its the same story in the 2 wheel world, We keep the trails to ourselves. There are so many hidden singletracks that we do not post publically. It may be sad but it is better that way for the few riders that use them. We already see that quads are cutting down trees to change our single track to quad trails. We now hide the entrances and exits.
Life has changed and even sadder is that the amount of people that actually fought for Waiporous was abysmal and that was a very popular place! So, in reality your respected opinion of letting every one know so they can all fight for the trails if it comes down to it, is sadly not true. AURS and AOHVA have had brutal turnouts since Waiporous closed.
TK :)
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whitewolfdakota

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What trail is between calgary and red deer
« Reply #17 on: April 27, 2007, 09:41:39 AM »
You gotta do what you gotta do. Down here I see Tellico going away in a couple of years (alot of it's closed now) and it's the premier offroad destination in the south. We are combatting the radical tree huggers by opening and supporting private offroad parks. These "nuts" will stop at nothing to further their agenda including criminal activity. The only plus is the "good ol boys" have the same attitude towards them as revenuers in these mountains. I think it keeps them pretty well at bay. I couldn't live in California with the antics they pull there and get away with it..........I'm sorry to hear you folks have the same problem.