RR4W "Urgent Alert"
- Thread starter mbryson
- Start date
30 by 30 - Wikipedia
- Location
- Bountiful, land of rocks
I have thought of being a rogue asshole with this one?
Tonkaman
Well-Known Member
- Location
- West Jordan
I know we’re all supposed to be good stewards of lane use on here, but F***k this! I’m switching sides. I don’t care about playing in the lines anymore.
I’ve become this way recently. With a lot of things. I feel like I bent and bent. Now it’s snap
J Kimmel
Registered User
- Location
- Glenwood Springs, CO
They want you to see nature from a computer. I’m fn tired of these worthless bureaucrat pieces of shit.
anderson750
I'm working on it Rose
- Location
- Price, Utah
They are making big moves in Rock Springs to kill the energy industry up there.
Not only that but they are actively trying to revoke and remove grazing rights. This is a big deal in all of WY right now, State legislation is heavily involved and pushing back. Literally stealing our lands with our own hard earned money.
This is gonna start popping up everywhere and the "you're just a conspiracy theorist" retards can shove up it up their asses or wake the hell up. We've been warning about this for a long time. It's not our fault that you're somehow not equipped with pattern recognition but you better start getting on board because this is a real agenda.
Btw - they are shooting for 50x2050. This doesn't end at 30%.
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glockman
I hate Jeep trucks
- Location
- Pleasant Grove
I believe the goal is to condense use to such a small area it causes massive harm, then point to that harm and close everything. I don't know what the answer is but I'm done listening to .gov. AF canyon the last 2 years broke me. This is just icing on the cake.
Spot on.
Thursty
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Green River
I guess Hey Joe, Hell Roaring and Ten Mile Wash didn’t fit within this description.
“Within the Moab Field Office, 96% of the Jeep Safari routes remain available for off highway vehicle use. These routes are generally well used and defined, and due to frequent and long-standing uses, additional impacts to natural and cultural resources, as well as user conflicts, were determined unlikely to occur.”
“Within the Moab Field Office, 96% of the Jeep Safari routes remain available for off highway vehicle use. These routes are generally well used and defined, and due to frequent and long-standing uses, additional impacts to natural and cultural resources, as well as user conflicts, were determined unlikely to occur.”
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- Location
- Bountiful, land of rocks
I guess Hey Joe, Hell Roaring and Ten Mile Wash didn’t fit this bill.
“Within the Moab Field Office, 96% of the Jeep Safari routes remain available for off highway vehicle use. These routes are generally well used and defined, and due to frequent and long-standing uses, additional impacts to natural and cultural resources, as well as user conflicts, were determined unlikely to occur.”
So those are actually still valid routes? Looking on the doc\map as I can. LOTS of red on the map. I feel pretty f*cked by the BLM and the .gov. Thanks to SUWA for f*cking things up for us again. What a worthless bunch of assholes they are
Holy crapola.... I'll just buzz through the 650 Mb of docs real quick. Should be done with that by February if I printed them out and read them all?stolen from @IntrepidXJ on https://expeditionutah.com/forum/index.php?whats-new/posts/226000/
ArcGIS Web Application
eplanning.blm.gov
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I almost punched my computer
www.ksl.com
New BLM travel plan protects sights and sounds of Labyrinth Canyon
Thanks to a recent decision by the Bureau of Land Management, visitors to Labyrinth Canyon will hear the gentle murmur of the river and the songs of canyon wrens rather than the loud whine of off-road vehicle engines.
www.ksl.com
STAG
On my grind
- Location
- Pleasant Grove
I mean this isn’t wrong.I almost punched my computer
New BLM travel plan protects sights and sounds of Labyrinth Canyon
Thanks to a recent decision by the Bureau of Land Management, visitors to Labyrinth Canyon will hear the gentle murmur of the river and the songs of canyon wrens rather than the loud whine of off-road vehicle engines.
It’s the “assholes” of the bunch that have ruined it for the rest of us, but we obviously can’t get assholes to not drive like what they are, so here we are.
I’m an avid offroad enthusiast myself, but even my own jaw dropped when I saw how insanely-many-more trails there are in the 5-Mile-Pass recreation area since the onslaught of UTV’s.
I love Moab wholeheartedly but would hate to see Moab look like 5MP.
Closure isn't the answer, ever. There are steps that could've been taken to mitigate some of the issues but for SUWA it was all about closing as much as possible, as quickly as possible. This is why when there were suggestions to close certain trails to SXS use I was like "hell yeah let's do it" but all the SXS users were saying it would just lead to trails being closed to all OHV use. Well, spoiler alert... they just close them anyways.
Thursty
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Green River
Of course the story is sponsored by SUWA and no ability to leave a comment.I almost punched my computer
New BLM travel plan protects sights and sounds of Labyrinth Canyon
Thanks to a recent decision by the Bureau of Land Management, visitors to Labyrinth Canyon will hear the gentle murmur of the river and the songs of canyon wrens rather than the loud whine of off-road vehicle engines.
The Swell and the Henry’s are next on their agenda.
That’s how all of the SUWA sponsored articles are. It’s infuriating
- Location
- Sandy, Ut
Sure, or a Blue Ribbon Coalition article, just takes $$$