Not paying taxes in B.C. has nothing to do with having a voice. If you are an Albertan resident and ride areas of B.C. you can support a club in B.C. and buy a membership!! Of you can buy a membership with the BCSF. The stronger the membership is the better it is for all the sledders that come to sled in B.C......not just residents!!
09/10 Pine Pass Conditions
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Not paying taxes in B.C. has nothing to do with having a voice. If you are an Albertan resident and ride areas of B.C. you can support a club in B.C. and buy a membership!! Of you can buy a membership with the BCSF. The stronger the membership is the better it is for all the sledders that come to sled in B.C......not just residents!!
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Powderhound101
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If there is someone out there that has a list of all the clubs from grande prairie to prince george, i will join every club and pay my dues, and i'm sure that all the guys i sled with will too. Throw up a list or a bunch of contact numbers and i got a ton of guys that will join everyone of them to help stop these loser greenies.
I'm tired of paying taxes so these bums can get scholarships and government grants that i pay for, just for them to shut down my way of life. I won't be very nice when i see them next time....
I'm tired of paying taxes so these bums can get scholarships and government grants that i pay for, just for them to shut down my way of life. I won't be very nice when i see them next time....
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Thunderguy BOOSTED
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Here is the link for the BCSF http://www.bcsf.org/ It will have a list of clubs in the northern region. Here is our local club in PG....http://www.pgsnowmobileclub.com/ we are always looking for new members!! I'm glad to hear that you guys are willing to support us in any way....like I said before it is our numbers that need to increase so that we can keep our riding areas. Peace out!!
Silversands
Rode silversands on saturday. Meet up with 2 guys from fsj. Was about -14 with blue skyes and around 16" of fresh snow. Went back into the silver bowl i guess(first time riding there) and already a slide where on the left side of the bowl. Was a good day of ridin though. Steve
Rode silversands on saturday. Meet up with 2 guys from fsj. Was about -14 with blue skyes and around 16" of fresh snow. Went back into the silver bowl i guess(first time riding there) and already a slide where on the left side of the bowl. Was a good day of ridin though. Steve
Mountain Closures
Sorry I have not posted for a while guys, Some info updates for you:
some of the reasons for the closures:
-Garbage being left on the mountains and parking lots, it doesn't go away pushing it into the snow. We all can carry it in, why do we have an issue taking it back out with us?
-Cariboo migration, and yes they are there, i have seen them, it is rare to see them though!
-etc etc etc.... and on and on!
- greenies have power now, a lot of them are lawyers and such, high powered officials
-the whole" It hasn't/won't effect me yet" so I won't worry about it for now attitude is what's going to close it for all.
-BCSF knows about it, so does the local snowmobile clubs. We all need to stand up behind them with memberships and backing power.
-And no it is not the dealerships responsibilty to fight this, it is the responsibility of each and everyone of us that are avid snowmobilers, as well as the dealers.
- Albertians, have already seen **** go down such as Kakwa area with restrictions, so they have their own problems as well, but they can definately help us B.C. boys by buying club memberships or BCSF memberships. With these memberships we can all have a voice and the more we can get, the better our chances are. With so many people enjoying our local areas it would be nice to see all those people stand up now and preserve our right to ride in our own country!!
- I have been riding these areas for 22 years, and we have the best riding bar none in my opinion, so please heed my warning and do your part to help out!
-As soon as I have more info I will let you all know, I had a discussion with a figure head in the Fort St John Northland Trailblazers club and they have a member that is going to be heading this up, so I believe the ball has already started rolling, so lets boost it along!
Thanks guys,
Alan
Sorry I have not posted for a while guys, Some info updates for you:
some of the reasons for the closures:
-Garbage being left on the mountains and parking lots, it doesn't go away pushing it into the snow. We all can carry it in, why do we have an issue taking it back out with us?
-Cariboo migration, and yes they are there, i have seen them, it is rare to see them though!
-etc etc etc.... and on and on!
- greenies have power now, a lot of them are lawyers and such, high powered officials
-the whole" It hasn't/won't effect me yet" so I won't worry about it for now attitude is what's going to close it for all.
-BCSF knows about it, so does the local snowmobile clubs. We all need to stand up behind them with memberships and backing power.
-And no it is not the dealerships responsibilty to fight this, it is the responsibility of each and everyone of us that are avid snowmobilers, as well as the dealers.
- Albertians, have already seen **** go down such as Kakwa area with restrictions, so they have their own problems as well, but they can definately help us B.C. boys by buying club memberships or BCSF memberships. With these memberships we can all have a voice and the more we can get, the better our chances are. With so many people enjoying our local areas it would be nice to see all those people stand up now and preserve our right to ride in our own country!!
- I have been riding these areas for 22 years, and we have the best riding bar none in my opinion, so please heed my warning and do your part to help out!
-As soon as I have more info I will let you all know, I had a discussion with a figure head in the Fort St John Northland Trailblazers club and they have a member that is going to be heading this up, so I believe the ball has already started rolling, so lets boost it along!
Thanks guys,
Alan
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HANDSOME
Well-known member
No one said it was the dealerships responsibility, it would however help every one out if a membership was part of the deal when buying a sled . I believe if the mountain areas were shut down the dealerships may starve.
OK, so which club should us albertians support???, when you go to the BCSF website it list's many clubs that are in the area, PG, fort john, Dawson Creek?
I don't want to start some inter-club issues and I see they all fall under the BCSF, however I would like to buy a membership at the club that is doing the most to protect these areas. (keep them open)
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I think your best bet would be to contact the BCSF directly and explain your desire to support the BC riding areas that you ride in. I'm sure they will let you know what your best plan of action would be. I really commend you as an Albertan to support the areas that aren't even in your province, that says alot that you are a true ambassador for your sport!! Alot of the guys in BC don't even support their local clubs. They are known as the "ride for free club."
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SLEDIOT
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Pics from last weekend. the sled in the rear (being towed) is a D&D 1200 .with a broken crank. Happened in the Aluminum bowl
we had to hook my 1000 up to the T-pex and then to the 1200 to get it up the last nasty to get er back to the truck. Sean Price and his timber dragon and a scenic pic of the sleds from today out at Bullmoose. Also a pic of a few nice runs in Bullmoose just need more snow........
we had to hook my 1000 up to the T-pex and then to the 1200 to get it up the last nasty to get er back to the truck. Sean Price and his timber dragon and a scenic pic of the sleds from today out at Bullmoose. Also a pic of a few nice runs in Bullmoose just need more snow........
broke trail into Old Friend on saturday, looked like we were the first in but who can say? Didn't see any old tracks in there. Took a while but we made 'er. Even the trapper showed up and gave us a hand with his 20" wide bearcat. He said he was going to turn around at the ravine but I guess he was having fun so he kept with us almost to the wall. Hope I'm that energetic when I'm that age. I didn't take pics but hopefully one of the guys I was with chimes in.
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Thunderguy BOOSTED
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wow!! NICE PICS!!
I drove through the pine pass last night and THERE WHERE NO tracks on the side of the road!!!
Was windy as hell!!
Justin
I drove through the pine pass last night and THERE WHERE NO tracks on the side of the road!!!
Was windy as hell!!
Justin
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SLEDIOT
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Rode Beaver Creek 2day. No new snow. Hard packed and windblown all to hell. Slopes were glare ice/hardpacked also. Took a few runs and was a hellraiser on the way down!! Took some pics will try to D-load them 2 morrow. Not worth going back out there till shes snows another 4 ft. save yer gas fellas!!
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600xc4me
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Was in beaver on the yesterday, (30th) And had it not been for the new snow that night it would have sucked. But looked like about a foot of new snow, and windy, so it was drifting. The long pulls are really hard, so we stayed lower and played in the trees all day. Had lots of fun. Found a few small shoots with good snow in them. Over all lots of fun, just stay off the big faces cause you'll climb over the top and the ride down is interesting to say the least. Didn't see another soul in there.
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600xc4me
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Also hit up Bull Moose, on the 29th. First time there for me. Not much snow there either. Quite hard and wind blown unless you were in the trees. Where it's fun. 
Over all not bad, but Beaver was a lot better. Pics from bull moose look better, but I didn't take much time in beaver to take pics. Who wants to sit behind a camera when your having so much fun? lol But these are from bull moose on the 29th.
Over all not bad, but Beaver was a lot better. Pics from bull moose look better, but I didn't take much time in beaver to take pics. Who wants to sit behind a camera when your having so much fun? lol But these are from bull moose on the 29th. Poor Snow
Rode Silver Sands today. Rode the loop to 5 cabins and back around to km 14. Although we had fun the conditions were bad. Meadows had some fresh pow but still about 4-6 feet short on snow. Couldnt play much in the logging blocks because most of the stumps are just barely covered and the ceiling was too low to climb the hills. Oh well still a day of sledding!
Rode Silver Sands today. Rode the loop to 5 cabins and back around to km 14. Although we had fun the conditions were bad. Meadows had some fresh pow but still about 4-6 feet short on snow. Couldnt play much in the logging blocks because most of the stumps are just barely covered and the ceiling was too low to climb the hills. Oh well still a day of sledding!
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