Booby-trap found on Rampart Range Trail in Pike National Forest

[Fitzgerald]

Looks like there's a nutjob loose in our neck of the woods...

http://www.thedenverchannel.com/new...n-rampart-range-trail-in-pike-national-forest

 

[Bret]

That is messed up. WTF is wrong with people these days?... worse yet if you catch them and drop kick them on their own trap and you would be the one prosecuted and jailed.

 

[Stokes]

I came across something like that years ago up outside of Leadville. Someone buried like half a dozen sharpened screwdrivers kn a double track ATV trail. caused a couple flats in our groub but nobody hurt. People just have too much idle time when all they do is smole pot and collect govt assistance

 

[Fitzgerald]

I came across something like that years ago up outside of Leadville. Someone buried like half a dozen sharpened screwdrivers kn a double track ATV trail. caused a couple flats in our groub but nobody hurt. People just have too much idle time when all they do is smole pot and collect govt assistance

How do you smole pot?

 

[karas]

Quit trying to figure out an new way to get high Travis.

 

[Fitzgerald]

Quit trying to figure out an new way to get high Travis.

 

[Stokes]

Got a new tablet PC and i havent yet mastered the touchscreen keyboard!

 

[Bret]

Thought it was new slang for "smoke whole lotta pot"

 

[Fitzgerald]

Looks like AZ has some equally crazy goofballs in thier state.

From the Arizona Game and Fish Department:

Law Enforcement needs your help! Someone has been purposely placing sharpened rebar on and near forest roads in the Happy Jack area. Spiked pieces of rebar slashed at least eight tires over the weekend. It appears the rebar is being placed in areas frequented by off-highway vehicles (OHV). If you have any info about who may be doing this, contact Forest Service law enforcement at 928-527-3511.

“The end of the rebar has been flattened and sharpened to a point and the exposed point has been painted to blend in with the road surface,” said Mogollon Rim District Ranger Linda Wadleigh. “The objects pose a serious threat to everyone, and that doesn’t just mean people recreating on a motorcycle or OHV, it includes people walking, hiking and even wildlife. We are taking this very seriously and asking the public to keep an eye out and report suspicious activity in the area.”​