ATV riders stand up BLM in Utah

nayther wrote:
bobx2,

you have no idea what I've seen or what I do for OHV access, I asked not to be flamed, ie not get personal and you did just that. as I stated this is my experience in the desert, OHV parks and National Forests in and around CA. I won't bother to go into my activeness in this arena beyond that but those that know me know I speak the truth and am constantly working with BLM, NFS, etc. on access issues.

I cannot speak for Colorado either.

This thread is degrading into personal attacks so I'm done. I'll just leave it at that.

Nayther, don't take it that personal. This is a forum, and you can't post on a controversial subject like this, then request, and expect no one will give their emotional response... It really shows the main problem we are all facing.

Maybe if you are so connected in the 'fight' and truly want to keep access open for all of us, then maybe try not to isolate individual groups as the bad guys, as you have above.

We are all off roaders, all of the groups do there part to get land closed.Yes maybe some more than others, maybe that changes from area to area, idk. But I do know, We ALL need to present a uniform front if WE are going to win battles and the war...

Oh, by the way, in response too your post, of me not being educated because I ride a utv, and atv,,, although I am not a DR, I have a ME degree. Actually the more I think about your post, you're lucky you didn't get more flamed.

Take a page out of the Glamis win. In your way of looking at things the biggest offenders, the big $100,000, 1000hp sand cars and high powered SxS, that rip up the land the most by far, are the ones that lead the battle. Many are attorneys and wealthy owners, that funded the fight, and fought the battles... keep that in mind before you isolate any one group...

jmo