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Bob, always thinking of others!It may get cold at night so you need to be prepared -
Funny how the venue is promoting the event, with incorrect dates....
The Cove Campground
The Cove is a family owned private campgound for the true outdoor enthusiast.www.covecampground.com
I thought we chose for it not to be publicized like that since there was a cap, and wanting to be Toyota community.Agreed. Why no advertisement for our event?
"BIG DOGS OFFROAD provides experienced trail guides, plenty of action, and a good time with good "wheelers". Limited number of vehicles at each event, first-come-first served."
But I think that has to do with have public site info like that. You'll get more immature people that just beat rigs and could ruin the environment for others.I wouldn't jump to bashing Jeeps. The Cove doesn't have the best reputation...
I have to disagree that it's "public site info" and hardcore wheelers that contribute to their less than desirable reputation. From what I've heard (from first hand experience) over and over, is it's their questionable pricing and haphazard attitude towards wheelers.
C'mon, man... The venue not promoting our event is not about supporting sales, it's about supporting the event. What if we didn't hit our cap? Would you be supporting them?
I've heard first-hand experiences of drivers coming in with local plates and getting one price, while other drivers with the same driver/passenger ratio for the same time frame but out-of-state plates getting charged much higher. Just sayin'...
10 days! I'll post this over in Keystone's forum but I see a lot of those guys here - Anyone coming from up north that wants a super questionable FJ40 chasing them? The plan is to drive this thing 160 miles to Gore, drag it across some rocks and drive it home - but it's always less of a white-knuckle experience if there's a bail out vehicle.
For those folks wanting to do green trails - sign me up.
Question for those of us who get 3MPG off-road - is there gas available locally or should I plan on loading myself down with extra gas cans?
Could be Big dogs Fall Crawl, which is a different event.
Agreed. Why no advertisement for our event?
Can't pre-register for them? I'm just asking and was assuming on why we didn't share
At Expo East when I was talking to vendors trying to get more free stuff and mentioned our fall crawl some thought it was that event. Shared stories of past experiences and how it was just a bashing of vehicles where people were breaking rigs, going out late night drunk wheeling and didn't plan to go back due to their experience
Sounds like jeep owners to me...![]()
But I think that has to do with have public site info like that. You'll get more immature people that just beat rigs and could ruin the environment for others.
Compared to posting on a forum that from what I've seen has a good group of people looking to help others out and encourage, keeping a family friendly place. (I have seen people on the forums that aren't that way)
Another benefit I see to not posting on their site is everyone had to register ahead of time. Giving us a proper head count, what size shirts are needed instead of over ordering, along with a budget on prizes, and when they registered they saw an inspection sheet so they knew their rig had to be to a certain level or they wouldn't be allowed to wheel
I'm gonna keep my eyes open for that guy. I've heard some things that scare me....did not want a bunch of Yahoo's coming to, although we have a few and maybe one from NC. Ha!...