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"We do not come at you spewing names and filth"
"Well, thanks, but that is some rather idiotic jibberish"
"Well, thanks, but that is some rather idiotic jibberish"
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Well, thanks, but that is some rather idiotic jibberish.
Your concepts attempted to be expressed are quite silly, and you should examine 'selfish.'
As well, we do not come at you and deny that you have a right to your sport- often from you we hear that we must ski and snowshoe in your ruts, as you speed around us.
"Our public lands belong to all of us"
Really???? I don't come across much public lands that have signs saying "no skiers". Typically it's a section of PUBLIC land that is posted "No snowmobiling".
Vandalism??? It's snow??? When it melts the "ruts" are gone. I don't like it as much as skiers do cause I'd rather play on untouched virgin snow, but thanks to more and more of our PUBLIC lands being taken away from us we don't have the area to spread out like there used to be, so get used to the "ruts" and go around them like we do.
It should have to go through congress, but not the case always. They have been changing boundry lines around tahoe all by themslves. USFS ,its total B.S!!
I don't get it either. Back country skiers/snowboarders probably out number sledders 100:1 around here, and still I'm lucky to run in to sled-skiers roughly once a year, and they are always cool cause everyone is out there to have a good time. Unless you suck at skiing/boarding, sleds and skis generally take different lines to boot. Most guys without a sled tour from the ski hills, or from areas much less deep in the back country, or in areas with little/no sled access due to either park land and/or terrain features that make sled access impossible. When I snowshoe (either with my snowboard for access, or just for an outing with the dog), I can choose to go places where sledders are not allowed, or where they are unable to access....but when I sled I can't choose to go anywhere skiers are not allowed. Even then, it's pretty damn easy to plan a trip with very little chances of running in to one another. And it's even easier to simply get along with whoever you run into, regardless of their preferred activity.In 98% of the areas that I ride, all popular snowmobile areas, I NEVER see a skier. Some of these areas people like WMC want to close to us. It is too far in for most of them to even get there and we have zero impact on the environment that is buried under 20 feet of snow right now.