Whipsaw 2011 Story - The 2nd Group

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asutherland said:
No, I hear you for sure. There were tons of "offshoots" like you mentioned and we did stay clear of them. To be honest this one section really did appear to be trail in either direction
(one high side and one low side). I'm sorry if I was wrong about that.
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Yeah I have done the trail a bunch of times and know how hard it is to figure out were the trail is some times. My recommendation is to follow the Tread Lightly guidelines and take the trail of least ecological damage.

Those mud pits will never heal and always be a sparking point for the tree huggers to try and shut down trails if they are continually driven though.

I did not mean to come off as a granola or tree hugger but mainly to make a point of pointing out that this is not the right way to use that trail.
 
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Wheelingnoob said:
Yeah I have done the trail a bunch of times and know how hard it is to figure out were the trail is some times. My recommendation is to follow the Tread Lightly guidelines and take the trail of least ecological damage.

Those mud pits will never heal and always be a sparking point for the tree huggers to try and shut down trails if they are continually driven though.

I did not mean to come off as a granola or tree hugger but mainly to make a point of pointing out that this is not the right way to use that trail.
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That makes sense and will take it to heart for next time. :)
 
So after the lookout we went to a lake. Camped, ate slept and left in the morning. Drove some more. Came home.

The end.
 
Hey gang, looks like i missed an epic!!!
I just got back from Costa Rica where i spent the last three weeks touring a good part of the country. I peeyed in eco-sensitive streams, worked on my swing knocking golf balls into the ocean trying to keep the dolphins from coming too close to shore. I ate Cevices out of styrofoam cups then set them on fire to keep from littering, cause that's how i roll. Lets get out for a chew before i need to get back to work.
I see you've made new friends, have you given them the official Crushers welcome yet?? LOL:flipoff2:
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Looks like it was fun. Glad to see this sight is becoming like the others with people high jacking threads like they are god. Anyways glad you boys had fun and made it back safe.

Jay
 
slowandsteady BJ said:
So after the lookout we went to a lake. Camped, ate slept and left in the morning. Drove some more. Came home.

The end.
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oh surely you stopped to kick a kitten and blow second hand smoke into the faces of some nuns and small children?




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btw, those marmot skins are drying nicely, should make great seat covers.
 
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The mud pit has two tracks that have been there a long long time. Unlike many other areas along the trail, where there is semi-alpine, wildflowers and terrain if disturbed takes many years to recuperate, due to the short growing season - the mud pit is not one of them.
 
I am referring to the culvert and ATV bridge mud hole only.
 
My 2 cents worth--- When travelling into an unknown area i follow the existing trails and do not go overland etc ,if some of those trails are in sensitive areas how am i to know? People like Neoworm seems to know these areas and maybe he and some friends could one weekend post signs or surveyor ribbons to warn wheelers who are unfamillar with this area where not to tread.Or better still offer to lead a group of newbies through this area and you will see that we are just regular people who love our cruisers and the outdoors and enjoy the company of people who think likewise. Tread lightly and carry a big stick in case your axle breaks.:)
 
I am referring to the culvert and ATV bridge mud hole only.
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This is not the area we were talking about. The video's been removed.

As for signs, there usually are signs but of course later in the season they always seem to disappear.

if some of those trails are in sensitive areas how am i to know?
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Regardless of whether there are signs or not all it takes is some common sense to figure out where the trail is and where the :censor: have made new ones through the alpine meadows.

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Well i tried to offer an olive branch but when you are the perfect web wheeler like neoworm and are only interested in complaining rather than offering solutions and the only time his wheels have left the pavement is to go on the chilcotin run. See pic of that run where neoworm is seen crossing fish streams,going through mud bogs and driving around mud bogs on sensitive grasses and did i mention chopping down trees with gas and oil spewing chainsaws? I guess none of us are perfect.So lets end this buy saying that we all should do our best to save our environment and to do what we can to keep our backroads open to all.:)

https://forum.ih8mud.com/ca-bc-coastal-cruisers/509674-few-pics-our-chilcotins-trip.html
 
great pics... i am glad that you guys had a good trip and got Cam out of there... now that is true wheelers code not to leave someone broken down on the trail...

who is this guy thats makin an ass out of himself... looks like no one ruined his thread although it looks like he destroyed some eco systems in the process... and killed some trees.... good job there Bub...
 
Neoworm,

I appreciate what you are trying to communicate but I do not whatsoever appreciate the manner in which you are doing so. Please take your negativity somewhere else.

You have been reported to the administration.

Take a hike, :censor:.
 
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wombat said:
Well i tried to offer an olive branch but when you are the perfect web wheeler like neoworm and are only interested in complaining rather than offering solutions and the only time his wheels have left the pavement is to go on the chilcotin run. See pic of that run where neoworm is seen crossing fish streams,going through mud bogs and driving around mud bogs on sensitive grasses and did i mention chopping down trees with gas and oil spewing chainsaws? I guess none of us are perfect.So lets end this buy saying that we all should do our best to save our environment and to do what we can to keep our backroads open to all.:)

https://forum.ih8mud.com/ca-bc-coastal-cruisers/509674-few-pics-our-chilcotins-trip.html
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Oh Vern you read my mind. I saw that thread as well and oh did I ever laugh! I decided not to bring it up but now that I've see it posted its so sweet.

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Enough of this negativity :censor:

...continue on with the story boys!
 
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