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That bugs the shiz out of me. I've had a couple (heated) talks with dirt bike/ATV guys about that.

Yup, the exit the Hell's, right across from the landfill entrance is a nice big lot for trailers.

Seeing as the original line is the easiest section of the entire ledge, kinda doubt it. I've heard multiple buggy guys talking about being the first to make the left side of EN unassisted. The fact is that EN got easier as tires got bigger and guys were looking for the next challenge. The thing...

Did a quick search for obituaries for Gunner July 5, 2015 and came up with this... http://www.obitsforlife.com/obituary/1134343/Olgeirson-Gunnar.php Same DOB, and last name starts with O, got to be...

Not sure, but I think I've seen a couple other signs from LPF up there. I don't think anyone officially maintains most of the trails up there.

After passing the turnoff for Forest Lake, continue up the main road. Just before the main road goes right and over the bridge, there's a big camping area on the left. There's a small sign there that says the MEG trail is adopted and maintained by the Lone Peak Fourwheelers. That is the start of...

40*37'25.45" N 111*37'47.81" W Coords are off Google Earth, so I hope they're close. Sign is posted on the tree marked by the tag. 8-10 other signs on posts leaning against the tree.

Taken Thursday. They are still there.

Doesn't look like they have any intention of working with the offroad community to me. Well below the cabin in MEG.

One by one, ol' Larry's dreams are being pushed aside by the corporate mentality.

Gold Bar drop off? Is this the drop going down the dugway into the small canyon before Rusty Nail splits off?

I'll bet the Outpost would let you leave them there, they have a nice big lot out front.

My tongue weight is 2600#, so all your buggy is going to do is help that a little being at the rear.

All I can say is that the ramp/rear door on mine is rated at 3000 lbs. And no more than 1000 lbs per wheel. I think the frame would handle it all fine, as long as the ramp held up. How long is the Sammy gonna be when finished? My "hauler has a 14 foot garage, but they go up to 18.

I have the Osprey Atmos 65 that I use for work on the RR. I live out of this backpack literally half of my life, and I couldn't be happier with the way it has held up. I usually have it packed to about 60 lbs, and I've been using it for nearly 2 years now, and it's still like new.

Bummer, I was really looking forward to see how this one turned out. I get it though, car resto is no joke money-wise, and there's no sense of doing things half assed.

As long as it can be kept a constant 80ish degrees, shed should be fine. Put them in a box with a small waterer and feed, and make sure you cover the entire thing with wire. They WILL get out given the opportunity. Pine chips work well for their bedding.

The only issue I see is if the goat faints and falls on a chicken...could be bad. :D The hens will lay regardless of there being a rooster around, the eggs just wont be fertile...no chance of chicks. If you have a rooster, all eggs the hens lay will be fertile, even after the rooster has been...

Also, the chicks you get from these places are literally only a couple days old. They need to be kept inside under a heat lamp until they start getting real feathers coming in. We got lucky and didn't lose any birds until the accidental rooster we got finally got the boot. It was a couple years...

To an extent...they will have to work out pecking order, and if you have a couple that are used to being the top hen they might not ever figure out who's the winner until one's dead. They others will all fall into place. We got six from IFA and a couple days later bought three more from...