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Regarding all the recent developments surrounding the proposed Kapka Butte Sno-Park, the Moon Country Board of Directors wishes to thank all those who have gotten involved to pursue this development in a way that will best suit ALL of the recreationalists using the forest today.

Staying abreast of the processes involved with forest use issues has become almost a full time job. Moon Country has established a committee solely for the purpose of staying on top of legal issues involving all motorized areas around Mount Bachelor. The chairman for this committee will be looking for a few people who would be willing to help out with day to day issues and be a part of this information exchange team. Club and non-club people are welcome.

The building of Kapka Butte Sno-park has many ramifications that will affect a large portion of the winter recreationalists in the Central Oregon area. One of the largest entities affected is Elk Lake Lodge. The proposal, as it stands right now, would lead to the closing of the Dutchman Sno-park to snowmobile parking with possible loss of accessibility to the high country and Century Drive leading to Elk Lake Lodge. This would be devastating to this business. The loss of parking at Dutchman Sno-Park would prohibit early and late season riding reducing riding season by 2 or 3 months on average snow fall years.

The Moon country Board of Directors has voted to support the building of Kapka Butte Sno-Park AS LONG AS IT DOES NOT ALTER THE CURRENT YEAR ROUND PARKING AVAILABILITY AT DUTCHMAN SNO-PARK AND ALL AREAS ACCESSING THE HIGH COUNTRY ARE LEFT OPEN FOR MOTORIZED USE. Any proposals reducing motorized accessibility from Dutchman Sno-Park and surrounding areas will not be supported. This area is open to all modes of recreation and has operated like this for years. It must remain unchanged.

A deep appreciation goes out to all who have become involved supporting keeping open access to our present motorized areas. The opposition is as determined to close off areas to all users and others as we are committed to keep it open. We must be diligent on "our watch" to see they don't gain any more area closures in the public forest. The Forest Service is delaying putting out the EA (Environmental Assessment) until Spring or Summer of '09 if my information is correct. It was originally scheduled for release presently but is now being reconsidered until next year. Standard procedure for EA's is after it is released by the Forest Service, there is a 30-day comment period were the public is asked for comment on the proposed piece. This is a very important time to let the Forest Service know what you think of the EA proposal, positive and negative with comment for improvements. After the 30 day, there is a 45-day time period for the Forest Service to assess all the comments to come up with a comprehensive plan. So serious attention needs to be paid so when the EA is forthcoming, everyone will be on board with his or her letters and comments. We will keep you posted.

Until the EA is published it is still essential for all recreational enthusiasts to submit comments to the Forest Service, local, county and state/federal officials, the tourist industry supporting the continued "Multi-Use" scenario of this area. The "Anti-Access" groups will be doing the same so there MUST be an onslaught of support to counter any of the claims for no access they make.

Feel free to contact any Board Member for information.

The Moon Country Sno-Mobilers Board of Directors


Larry Riser, President
Russell Reid, Vice-President
Susie Fagen-Wirges, Secretary
Barbara Bosy, Treasurer
Chuck Tolboe, Member at Large
Toby Garus, Member at Large
Dave Lynn, Member at Large
Jan Pittman, Member at Large



Forest Service
Marv Lang
melang@fs.fed.us


Senator Wyden's Office
Website - http://www.wyden.senate.gov/contact


Senator Gordon Smith
Website - http://gsmith.senate.gov/public/index.cf...ntact.Home


Congressman Greg Walden
Website - http://walden.house.gov/index.cfm?FuseAc...tGreg.Home


Representative Chuck Burley District 54 - Deschutes Forest Province Advisory Committee Member

Website - http://www.leg.state.or.us/burley/


SAWS http://www.snowmobile-alliance.org/


REMEMBER WHEN YOU VOTE THIS NOVEMBER........ TO CAST YOUR BALLOT FOR PEOPLE WHO SUPPORT OPEN ACCESS TO THE FOREST FOR EVERYBODY.


It would be appreciated if any letters sent could be blind copied to Larry Riser at lriser5000@cs.com He will keep hard copies on file for future reference.


If you have anyone you would like added to this list please let us know and we will take care of it.]]>
Regarding all the recent developments surrounding the proposed Kapka Butte Sno-Park, the Moon Country Board of Directors wishes to thank all those who have gotten involved to pursue this development in a way that will best suit ALL of the recreationalists using the forest today.

Staying abreast of the processes involved with forest use issues has become almost a full time job. Moon Country has established a committee solely for the purpose of staying on top of legal issues involving all motorized areas around Mount Bachelor. The chairman for this committee will be looking for a few people who would be willing to help out with day to day issues and be a part of this information exchange team. Club and non-club people are welcome.

The building of Kapka Butte Sno-park has many ramifications that will affect a large portion of the winter recreationalists in the Central Oregon area. One of the largest entities affected is Elk Lake Lodge. The proposal, as it stands right now, would lead to the closing of the Dutchman Sno-park to snowmobile parking with possible loss of accessibility to the high country and Century Drive leading to Elk Lake Lodge. This would be devastating to this business. The loss of parking at Dutchman Sno-Park would prohibit early and late season riding reducing riding season by 2 or 3 months on average snow fall years.

The Moon country Board of Directors has voted to support the building of Kapka Butte Sno-Park AS LONG AS IT DOES NOT ALTER THE CURRENT YEAR ROUND PARKING AVAILABILITY AT DUTCHMAN SNO-PARK AND ALL AREAS ACCESSING THE HIGH COUNTRY ARE LEFT OPEN FOR MOTORIZED USE. Any proposals reducing motorized accessibility from Dutchman Sno-Park and surrounding areas will not be supported. This area is open to all modes of recreation and has operated like this for years. It must remain unchanged.

A deep appreciation goes out to all who have become involved supporting keeping open access to our present motorized areas. The opposition is as determined to close off areas to all users and others as we are committed to keep it open. We must be diligent on "our watch" to see they don't gain any more area closures in the public forest. The Forest Service is delaying putting out the EA (Environmental Assessment) until Spring or Summer of '09 if my information is correct. It was originally scheduled for release presently but is now being reconsidered until next year. Standard procedure for EA's is after it is released by the Forest Service, there is a 30-day comment period were the public is asked for comment on the proposed piece. This is a very important time to let the Forest Service know what you think of the EA proposal, positive and negative with comment for improvements. After the 30 day, there is a 45-day time period for the Forest Service to assess all the comments to come up with a comprehensive plan. So serious attention needs to be paid so when the EA is forthcoming, everyone will be on board with his or her letters and comments. We will keep you posted.

Until the EA is published it is still essential for all recreational enthusiasts to submit comments to the Forest Service, local, county and state/federal officials, the tourist industry supporting the continued "Multi-Use" scenario of this area. The "Anti-Access" groups will be doing the same so there MUST be an onslaught of support to counter any of the claims for no access they make.

Feel free to contact any Board Member for information.

The Moon Country Sno-Mobilers Board of Directors


Larry Riser, President
Russell Reid, Vice-President
Susie Fagen-Wirges, Secretary
Barbara Bosy, Treasurer
Chuck Tolboe, Member at Large
Toby Garus, Member at Large
Dave Lynn, Member at Large
Jan Pittman, Member at Large



Forest Service
Marv Lang
melang@fs.fed.us


Senator Wyden's Office
Website - http://www.wyden.senate.gov/contact


Senator Gordon Smith
Website - http://gsmith.senate.gov/public/index.cf...ntact.Home


Congressman Greg Walden
Website - http://walden.house.gov/index.cfm?FuseAc...tGreg.Home


Representative Chuck Burley District 54 - Deschutes Forest Province Advisory Committee Member

Website - http://www.leg.state.or.us/burley/


SAWS http://www.snowmobile-alliance.org/


REMEMBER WHEN YOU VOTE THIS NOVEMBER........ TO CAST YOUR BALLOT FOR PEOPLE WHO SUPPORT OPEN ACCESS TO THE FOREST FOR EVERYBODY.


It would be appreciated if any letters sent could be blind copied to Larry Riser at lriser5000@cs.com He will keep hard copies on file for future reference.


If you have anyone you would like added to this list please let us know and we will take care of it.]]> http://www.h2oregon.com/showthread.php?tid=319 Tue, 22 Jul 2008 07:34:38 -0700 http://www.h2oregon.com/showthread.php?tid=319 http://www.h2oregon.com/showthread.php?tid=318 Thu, 17 Jul 2008 08:55:45 -0700 http://www.h2oregon.com/showthread.php?tid=318 THIS YEAR. WE NEED YOUR HELP TO STOP THIS.
Please forward to everyone you know!

As we speak a proposal for a new snow park (Kapka Butte) is in the works. OSSA and Moon Country Snowmobile Club Presidents have been working on this since 2004. The only draw back to this project is that it includes the Loss of Dutchman Snow Park for all motorized use. This will stop all early and late season riding in the Mount Bachelor area. Also consider the impact to Elk Lake Resort and all the other businesses that support Off Highway Motorized Vehicles. (Gas, Parts, Restaurants, Motels) just to name a few.

The environmental people (Wild Wilderness and the Sierra Club just to name two) are working very hard to close down the entire forest to motorized vehicles. They are after 100% of Tumalo Mountain as we speak. If they get Dutchman Snow Park then Tumalo Mountain is just a simple set away. We have given them half of Tumalo Mountain, the Sledding area at Wanoga Snow Park, and divided up Dutchman Flats into little roads to avoid as many conflicts as possible.

According to the wilderness people: Definition: (Conflict) A conflict is any sound, site or even just seeing the tracks of someone or something that is not using the same mode of transportation as you are. When reviewing documents you will see hundreds of complaints filed using the term "Conflict" These people do not have a problem writing false reports or producing adjusted photos or what ever it takes to accomplish their goals. They are greedy people who never learned how to share.

As Winter Users of the forest we have given in every year to some concession to try to satisfy these extremist groups. There is no satisfying these people. They want it all their way and believe they are the only ones who should be allowed into the forest until one of them gets hurt or lost. If you look at the Snow Parks, all the Snowmobile parks are Mixed Use parks. We welcome cross country skiers, snow shoers, dogs and dog sleds, hikers, sleders, and even environmental extremists. Now if you look at the other snow parks they are NON MOTORIZED very specific use parks. We Share they don't.

We all have to write emails to Marv Lang with the Forest Service and to Senator Wyden's Office and let the know we will not stand for the loss of Dutchman Snow Park. Please contact anyone you know who uses the forest (Public Lands) and get them involved. If you have never gotten involved before now is the time to start. Once Dutchman is gone Bend will become just another second rate riding and recreation area for the people who put the least money back into the community.

Please Get Involved today and be part of the solution.

Forest Service Contact (approved by Marv Lang)
Marv Lang
melang@fs.fed.us

Senator Wyden's Office (web site contact form) Don't forget to remind Wyden you are a "VOTER"
http://www.wyden.senate.gov/contact


Sites to check out:
http://www.snowest.com/news/display.cfm?ID=1805

Kapka MAP
http://www.fs.fed.us./r6/centraloregon/projects/units/bendrock/kapksno-elksnomo/KapkaButte_snopark_11x17.pdf


2006 Scoping Letter
http://www.fs.fed.us./r6/centraloregon/projects/units/bendrock/kapksno-elksnomo/scoping%20letter%20snoparkandtrail.pdf


http://www.fs.fed.us./r6/centraloregon/projects/units/bendrock/kapksno-elksnomo/index.shtml]]> THIS YEAR. WE NEED YOUR HELP TO STOP THIS.
Please forward to everyone you know!

As we speak a proposal for a new snow park (Kapka Butte) is in the works. OSSA and Moon Country Snowmobile Club Presidents have been working on this since 2004. The only draw back to this project is that it includes the Loss of Dutchman Snow Park for all motorized use. This will stop all early and late season riding in the Mount Bachelor area. Also consider the impact to Elk Lake Resort and all the other businesses that support Off Highway Motorized Vehicles. (Gas, Parts, Restaurants, Motels) just to name a few.

The environmental people (Wild Wilderness and the Sierra Club just to name two) are working very hard to close down the entire forest to motorized vehicles. They are after 100% of Tumalo Mountain as we speak. If they get Dutchman Snow Park then Tumalo Mountain is just a simple set away. We have given them half of Tumalo Mountain, the Sledding area at Wanoga Snow Park, and divided up Dutchman Flats into little roads to avoid as many conflicts as possible.

According to the wilderness people: Definition: (Conflict) A conflict is any sound, site or even just seeing the tracks of someone or something that is not using the same mode of transportation as you are. When reviewing documents you will see hundreds of complaints filed using the term "Conflict" These people do not have a problem writing false reports or producing adjusted photos or what ever it takes to accomplish their goals. They are greedy people who never learned how to share.

As Winter Users of the forest we have given in every year to some concession to try to satisfy these extremist groups. There is no satisfying these people. They want it all their way and believe they are the only ones who should be allowed into the forest until one of them gets hurt or lost. If you look at the Snow Parks, all the Snowmobile parks are Mixed Use parks. We welcome cross country skiers, snow shoers, dogs and dog sleds, hikers, sleders, and even environmental extremists. Now if you look at the other snow parks they are NON MOTORIZED very specific use parks. We Share they don't.

We all have to write emails to Marv Lang with the Forest Service and to Senator Wyden's Office and let the know we will not stand for the loss of Dutchman Snow Park. Please contact anyone you know who uses the forest (Public Lands) and get them involved. If you have never gotten involved before now is the time to start. Once Dutchman is gone Bend will become just another second rate riding and recreation area for the people who put the least money back into the community.

Please Get Involved today and be part of the solution.

Forest Service Contact (approved by Marv Lang)
Marv Lang
melang@fs.fed.us

Senator Wyden's Office (web site contact form) Don't forget to remind Wyden you are a "VOTER"
http://www.wyden.senate.gov/contact


Sites to check out:
http://www.snowest.com/news/display.cfm?ID=1805

Kapka MAP
http://www.fs.fed.us./r6/centraloregon/projects/units/bendrock/kapksno-elksnomo/KapkaButte_snopark_11x17.pdf


2006 Scoping Letter
http://www.fs.fed.us./r6/centraloregon/projects/units/bendrock/kapksno-elksnomo/scoping%20letter%20snoparkandtrail.pdf


http://www.fs.fed.us./r6/centraloregon/projects/units/bendrock/kapksno-elksnomo/index.shtml]]> http://www.h2oregon.com/showthread.php?tid=317 Thu, 17 Jul 2008 08:54:21 -0700 http://www.h2oregon.com/showthread.php?tid=317 THIS YEAR. WE NEED YOUR HELP TO STOP THIS.
Please forward to everyone you know!

As we speak a proposal for a new snow park (Kapka Butte) is in the works. OSSA and Moon Country Snowmobile Club Presidents have been working on this since 2004. The only draw back to this project is that it includes the Loss of Dutchman Snow Park for all motorized use. This will stop all early and late season riding in the Mount Bachelor area. Also consider the impact to Elk Lake Resort and all the other businesses that support Off Highway Motorized Vehicles. (Gas, Parts, Restaurants, Motels) just to name a few.

The environmental people (Wild Wilderness and the Sierra Club just to name two) are working very hard to close down the entire forest to motorized vehicles. They are after 100% of Tumalo Mountain as we speak. If they get Dutchman Snow Park then Tumalo Mountain is just a simple set away. We have given them half of Tumalo Mountain, the Sledding area at Wanoga Snow Park, and divided up Dutchman Flats into little roads to avoid as many conflicts as possible.

According to the wilderness people: Definition: (Conflict) A conflict is any sound, site or even just seeing the tracks of someone or something that is not using the same mode of transportation as you are. When reviewing documents you will see hundreds of complaints filed using the term "Conflict" These people do not have a problem writing false reports or producing adjusted photos or what ever it takes to accomplish their goals. They are greedy people who never learned how to share.

As Winter Users of the forest we have given in every year to some concession to try to satisfy these extremist groups. There is no satisfying these people. They want it all their way and believe they are the only ones who should be allowed into the forest until one of them gets hurt or lost. If you look at the Snow Parks, all the Snowmobile parks are Mixed Use parks. We welcome cross country skiers, snow shoers, dogs and dog sleds, hikers, sleders, and even environmental extremists. Now if you look at the other snow parks they are NON MOTORIZED very specific use parks. We Share they don't.

We all have to write emails to Marv Lang with the Forest Service and to Senator Wyden's Office and let the know we will not stand for the loss of Dutchman Snow Park. Please contact anyone you know who uses the forest (Public Lands) and get them involved. If you have never gotten involved before now is the time to start. Once Dutchman is gone Bend will become just another second rate riding and recreation area for the people who put the least money back into the community.

Please Get Involved today and be part of the solution.

Forest Service Contact (approved by Marv Lang)
Marv Lang
melang@fs.fed.us

Senator Wyden's Office (web site contact form) Don't forget to remind Wyden you are a "VOTER"
http://www.wyden.senate.gov/contact


Sites to check out:
http://www.snowest.com/news/display.cfm?ID=1805

Kapka MAP
http://www.fs.fed.us./r6/centraloregon/projects/units/bendrock/kapksno-elksnomo/KapkaButte_snopark_11x17.pdf


2006 Scoping Letter
http://www.fs.fed.us./r6/centraloregon/projects/units/bendrock/kapksno-elksnomo/scoping%20letter%20snoparkandtrail.pdf


http://www.fs.fed.us./r6/centraloregon/projects/units/bendrock/kapksno-elksnomo/index.shtml]]> THIS YEAR. WE NEED YOUR HELP TO STOP THIS.
Please forward to everyone you know!

As we speak a proposal for a new snow park (Kapka Butte) is in the works. OSSA and Moon Country Snowmobile Club Presidents have been working on this since 2004. The only draw back to this project is that it includes the Loss of Dutchman Snow Park for all motorized use. This will stop all early and late season riding in the Mount Bachelor area. Also consider the impact to Elk Lake Resort and all the other businesses that support Off Highway Motorized Vehicles. (Gas, Parts, Restaurants, Motels) just to name a few.

The environmental people (Wild Wilderness and the Sierra Club just to name two) are working very hard to close down the entire forest to motorized vehicles. They are after 100% of Tumalo Mountain as we speak. If they get Dutchman Snow Park then Tumalo Mountain is just a simple set away. We have given them half of Tumalo Mountain, the Sledding area at Wanoga Snow Park, and divided up Dutchman Flats into little roads to avoid as many conflicts as possible.

According to the wilderness people: Definition: (Conflict) A conflict is any sound, site or even just seeing the tracks of someone or something that is not using the same mode of transportation as you are. When reviewing documents you will see hundreds of complaints filed using the term "Conflict" These people do not have a problem writing false reports or producing adjusted photos or what ever it takes to accomplish their goals. They are greedy people who never learned how to share.

As Winter Users of the forest we have given in every year to some concession to try to satisfy these extremist groups. There is no satisfying these people. They want it all their way and believe they are the only ones who should be allowed into the forest until one of them gets hurt or lost. If you look at the Snow Parks, all the Snowmobile parks are Mixed Use parks. We welcome cross country skiers, snow shoers, dogs and dog sleds, hikers, sleders, and even environmental extremists. Now if you look at the other snow parks they are NON MOTORIZED very specific use parks. We Share they don't.

We all have to write emails to Marv Lang with the Forest Service and to Senator Wyden's Office and let the know we will not stand for the loss of Dutchman Snow Park. Please contact anyone you know who uses the forest (Public Lands) and get them involved. If you have never gotten involved before now is the time to start. Once Dutchman is gone Bend will become just another second rate riding and recreation area for the people who put the least money back into the community.

Please Get Involved today and be part of the solution.

Forest Service Contact (approved by Marv Lang)
Marv Lang
melang@fs.fed.us

Senator Wyden's Office (web site contact form) Don't forget to remind Wyden you are a "VOTER"
http://www.wyden.senate.gov/contact


Sites to check out:
http://www.snowest.com/news/display.cfm?ID=1805

Kapka MAP
http://www.fs.fed.us./r6/centraloregon/projects/units/bendrock/kapksno-elksnomo/KapkaButte_snopark_11x17.pdf


2006 Scoping Letter
http://www.fs.fed.us./r6/centraloregon/projects/units/bendrock/kapksno-elksnomo/scoping%20letter%20snoparkandtrail.pdf


http://www.fs.fed.us./r6/centraloregon/projects/units/bendrock/kapksno-elksnomo/index.shtml]]> http://www.h2oregon.com/showthread.php?tid=316 Wed, 09 Jul 2008 08:47:54 -0700 http://www.h2oregon.com/showthread.php?tid=316
Have fun and stay safe!]]>
Have fun and stay safe!]]> http://www.h2oregon.com/showthread.php?tid=315 Mon, 30 Jun 2008 08:51:39 -0700 http://www.h2oregon.com/showthread.php?tid=315
In association with the BLM and the Multi-Use Trail Coalition, we will be assisting with the clean up and signage of several snowmobile and ski trails. We will meet at the Mt. View Shelter at 7:30 and begin work at 8:00. We plan to work until about noon when we will share a meal at the shelter (more on this to come later). We especially need people with ATV’s and/or chainsaw certification as there are many downed trees. I will provide more information later as I get it or you can contact Gene Bowling at 772-5659.]]>
In association with the BLM and the Multi-Use Trail Coalition, we will be assisting with the clean up and signage of several snowmobile and ski trails. We will meet at the Mt. View Shelter at 7:30 and begin work at 8:00. We plan to work until about noon when we will share a meal at the shelter (more on this to come later). We especially need people with ATV’s and/or chainsaw certification as there are many downed trees. I will provide more information later as I get it or you can contact Gene Bowling at 772-5659.]]> http://www.h2oregon.com/showthread.php?tid=314 Mon, 30 Jun 2008 08:49:18 -0700 http://www.h2oregon.com/showthread.php?tid=314
We are joining forces with the American Red Cross to sponsor a blood drive in the month of September. The summer months find the Red Cross short of donations, especially in September so we wanted to step up. We have also issued a challenge to several outdoor clubs to participate in this blood drive in a friendly competition to see which club can donate the most in September. More information will follow when we know which clubs will participate.]]>
We are joining forces with the American Red Cross to sponsor a blood drive in the month of September. The summer months find the Red Cross short of donations, especially in September so we wanted to step up. We have also issued a challenge to several outdoor clubs to participate in this blood drive in a friendly competition to see which club can donate the most in September. More information will follow when we know which clubs will participate.]]> http://www.h2oregon.com/showthread.php?tid=313 Mon, 30 Jun 2008 08:48:16 -0700 http://www.h2oregon.com/showthread.php?tid=313
We are planning a fun camp trip at Howard Prairie in August. This campground is a first come, first served campground but rarely run out of spots. We will have a base camp at site 71, 72, 73 and 74 for meeting as a group so try and get your space as close to that as possible. For more information about Howard Prairie and there rates go to http://www.howardprairieresort.com/recreation.html .]]>
We are planning a fun camp trip at Howard Prairie in August. This campground is a first come, first served campground but rarely run out of spots. We will have a base camp at site 71, 72, 73 and 74 for meeting as a group so try and get your space as close to that as possible. For more information about Howard Prairie and there rates go to http://www.howardprairieresort.com/recreation.html .]]> http://www.h2oregon.com/showthread.php?tid=312 Mon, 30 Jun 2008 08:47:01 -0700 http://www.h2oregon.com/showthread.php?tid=312
In association with the BLM and the Multi-Use Trail Coalition, we will be assisting with the clean up and signage of several snowmobile and ski trails. We will meet at the Mt. View Shelter at 7:30 and begin work at 8:00. We plan to work until about noon when we will share a meal at the shelter (more on this to come later). We especially need people with ATV’s and/or chainsaw certification as there are many downed trees. I will email with more information later as I get it or you can contact Gene Bowling.]]>
In association with the BLM and the Multi-Use Trail Coalition, we will be assisting with the clean up and signage of several snowmobile and ski trails. We will meet at the Mt. View Shelter at 7:30 and begin work at 8:00. We plan to work until about noon when we will share a meal at the shelter (more on this to come later). We especially need people with ATV’s and/or chainsaw certification as there are many downed trees. I will email with more information later as I get it or you can contact Gene Bowling.]]> http://www.h2oregon.com/showthread.php?tid=311 Wed, 25 Jun 2008 11:45:47 -0700 http://www.h2oregon.com/showthread.php?tid=311
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541-633-8166]]>
541-633-8166]]> http://www.h2oregon.com/showthread.php?tid=306 Wed, 11 Jun 2008 19:19:53 -0700 http://www.h2oregon.com/showthread.php?tid=306 a car that could traverse any terrain, but from the incredulous looks
on their faces it was apparent that they were dubious at best.]]> a car that could traverse any terrain, but from the incredulous looks
on their faces it was apparent that they were dubious at best.]]> http://www.h2oregon.com/showthread.php?tid=305 Wed, 11 Jun 2008 15:05:48 -0700 http://www.h2oregon.com/showthread.php?tid=305
$199,950]]>
$199,950]]> http://www.h2oregon.com/showthread.php?tid=304 Wed, 11 Jun 2008 01:06:45 -0700 http://www.h2oregon.com/showthread.php?tid=304 2.Never ride on public roads - another vehicle could hit you.
3.Never ride under the influence of alcohol or other drugs.
4.Never carry a passenger on a single-rider vehicle.
5.Ride an ATV that's right for your age.
6.Supervise riders younger than 16; ATVs are not toys.
7.Ride only on designated trails and at a safe speed.
8.Take an ATV RiderCourse;]]> 2.Never ride on public roads - another vehicle could hit you.
3.Never ride under the influence of alcohol or other drugs.
4.Never carry a passenger on a single-rider vehicle.
5.Ride an ATV that's right for your age.
6.Supervise riders younger than 16; ATVs are not toys.
7.Ride only on designated trails and at a safe speed.
8.Take an ATV RiderCourse;]]>