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Lolo, Surveyor, HooDoo, Lookout--Stateline Riders Assn: 2014-15

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gotcha now Scott. Not only do I not have an imagination I'm also slow. As far as I know I've never seen tracks in those chutes.
 
This was as good of year as any to climb them....and I never saw tracks in the 8 or so times I've been in there just this season.
 
well, to sweeten the deal even more, I have a sled deck on and an empty spot. so if anyone wants to sneak away, even for a short ride, let me know, im driving.

call or text me as im gonna be out and about and wont be on here much.

406-871-0955 Nick.
 
Big meeting/presentation to save the Stateline riding areas: Beaver Ridge, Williams Lake, Crooked Fork, Surveyor and HooDoo.
 
Awesome.

I was a deckhand in Westport when I was 14. Summer of 1987. I worked on the KayJay and the Neddie Rose for Islander Charters.

My dad is a friend of the skipper, Bill Geary. We'd take him elk hunting and he'd take us fishing.
Ole Neddie Farrington passed away a couple years ago. She was a hard working and great old gal.
I'm not sure Bill is around Westport anymore...but you sure can ask the old timers. They'll know him.

I'll see if I can dig up a pic of my big ole salmon that I caught my last day of work that summer.

Memories....
 
I got this from Stan regarding the meeting this weekend with the forest circus:

I felt the meeting went well. There was no expectation of immediate agreement when we started and the process will continue at least until the end of the year and could run longer. The FS gave me a copy of all the comments sent in and I will dissect them by the end of the week. Looks like about 80-100 snowmobile comments. 8-10 mtn. bike, very few ATV/ MOTORCYCLE. Without going into all the nuances of the meeting structure there is one large group that breaks into four small groups to try reach consensus on the various issues. We (snowmobilers) were able to distribute snowmobilers through all the small groups to get a balanced representation. I have the easy group because two members of ISSA sit with me. Did we all agree to do the boundary adjustments. No. Are we deadlocked so it will never happen. No. That was the positive that came out of the meeting. My group has the Idaho Conservation group and Winter Wildland Alliance group reps (staunch wilderness advocates) sitting with us but at the end of the meeting they came up to me , shook hands, and said “I think we can get this done”. Nine months ago we were seeing who could piss the furthest. I noticed one of the reps for the Great Burn Study group (drivers of the Gt. Burn wilderness) shook hands with one of our Missoula snowmobile guys and thanked him for his professional input to their group. The FS did say to all of us that they have had to rethink the snowmobile aspect of the planning process. They are openly talking about the potential for the forest plan overturning the travel plan decision. None of this means we have a done deal but I, and the snowmobilers I talked to after the meeting, are all cautiously optimistic this will happen if we keep the snowmobile advocates engaged to the end.



When you are talking to people about this, the Flathead and Lolo forest plans will be structured the same way under the new planning rules. The experience we get from this exercise will help us in those negotiations. A forest service rep. told me the Lolo NF is slated for 2016.
 
Thank you very much Jesse.
Thanks for sharing Stan's letter. I was anxiously awaiting the results of the meeting.
 
So has anyone ever seen lines in these chutes?

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Is that Williams lake Scott? If so, I finally went there once this year toward the end of season. We had to limp a sled out so the day was cut short, but I plan to ride in there next season a few times. If all goes well, we should be able to put some new lines up there.
 
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