baker boundaries??

[catmanm7]

Here is a thread in the LAND USE forum that someone posted. I thought it would get more attention here and maybe the "sled heads that are pictured" can tell there side. At least read the guys thread on the other site that is posted in this link....

http://www.snowestonline.com/forum/showthread.php?t=270253

Moderators can delete this, but why not try to educate ourselves more on were the boundaries are. Maybe pictures etc....

 

[shmuckaluck]

d-bags

Hey guys,
I am so sick of people who think they should have more rights than others, regardless of how I get my self into the mountains to enjoy them. I do a lot of hiking, snowmobiling, riding motorcycles, walking, camping, all of it done it the mountains and other types of wilderness (not necessarily wilderness area). I had some ars wipe and his Biatch wife last weekend in the redwood forest give us the stink eye because we were walking with our kids on the trail, kids, will be kids they like to touch the trees and laugh and run around (11 year olds here) they were just to noisy for the greeny D-bags and my nephew scratched a dead rotting tree that was in the trail with a rock, and the guy had too open his mouth ( you know he shouldn't be scatting that tree it's like vandalism ) the tree will be dirt in 3 years! Mean while they drove there f-ing car in to the national park just like everybody else, driving over 2,000 year old root systems, they are trampling the forest ground just like the rest of us. If my kid and nephew were not there I had an F- off chambered and ready to go. I was the only one driving a real vehicle my F350 4door 4X4 witch half the time burns peanut oil fuel I make myself. can they burn that in there F-in subaru's. Sorry for the rant. just go out and enjoy it, don't leave F-in garbage out there and be respectful of others.