Ungate the access road - especially during hunt time
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Bill Hungelmann
11 years ago
When I go into the woods, I always accept a level of risk. Going into an area that has been burned is no different this year from last year.
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Penelope M Booker
11 years ago
Supporting to keep our trails open.
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Jim Ledbetter
11 years ago
Leave the road open for recreation. The public has already lost enough access due to other closures like decommissioning.
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Mark adell
11 years ago
Horses make a difference in the lives of people. Have a place to ride makes a difference in the life of a horse!
Mark
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Christina L. Hungelmann
11 years ago
If a tree fell on me I understand it would not be the forest service's fault , under these conditions or regular conditions .
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Beverly Boshart
11 years ago
Please restore access and reopen all recreation areas for the public use.
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Ken J. McLeod
11 years ago
Please keep public lands open to vehicle access for recreational purposes!
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Tracie Carter
11 years ago
Government agencies need to provide the public they serve with information. It is sad that regulations and decisions are being made by the very people we all support with our paychecks.
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Elvina Spoon
11 years ago
Keep our public lands open!
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RONALD GUNKEL
11 years ago
I feel that it should be up to the public to decide, not what the government dictates. If it is truly a public safety issue, yes close it, but this does not appear to be the case.
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Carl O'Donnell
11 years ago
This closure is the result of poor fire suppression efforts- this fire was allowed to burn when it could have been put out when it first started- Money drives the fact that they let these fires burn to certain sizes- if this was such a delicat area( no different than much of the rest of the Entiat that has had fires and not closed) they should have pounded it from its start- I have a brother-in-law that was an incident commander(his last fire before he retired) on this fire and he was embarrassed at how they did nothing but waqtch this fire burn and tear up the Shady Pass road in the process- He did virtually nothing the whole time he was there working- many people are very unhappy with our forest service and their practices and decisions-I'm afraid federal monies dictated how this fire was allowed to burn and how it is supposedly is being rehabilitated- what a sham!!!
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Jill Swannack
11 years ago
One of my most memorable horse rides was through the burn at Sherman Pass after the burn. It has also been enjoyable to see the recovery through the years. I would like to see the Entait opened.
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jerry shipman
11 years ago
I do believe that what we are discussing here are public lands. And the public should have a strong say as to these lands being closed or open. We are paying for them.
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Tom Morse
11 years ago
This is not Oso.
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Steve Lorenz
11 years ago
Another governmental "snafu" disregarding the public!!!
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Jerri Hunnicutt
11 years ago
Keep these roads open.
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Jerri Hunnicutt
11 years ago
Please do not close access to public roads.
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Steve Hehr
11 years ago
This is public land not private. Open it.
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patty peck
11 years ago
USFS has to come up with concrete arguments to close developed public land trail systems.
Ungate the access road - especially during hunt time
When I go into the woods, I always accept a level of risk. Going into an area that has been burned is no different this year from last year.
Supporting to keep our trails open.
Leave the road open for recreation. The public has already lost enough access due to other closures like decommissioning.
Horses make a difference in the lives of people. Have a place to ride makes a difference in the life of a horse! Mark
If a tree fell on me I understand it would not be the forest service's fault , under these conditions or regular conditions .
Please restore access and reopen all recreation areas for the public use.
Please keep public lands open to vehicle access for recreational purposes!
Government agencies need to provide the public they serve with information. It is sad that regulations and decisions are being made by the very people we all support with our paychecks.
Keep our public lands open!
I feel that it should be up to the public to decide, not what the government dictates. If it is truly a public safety issue, yes close it, but this does not appear to be the case.
This closure is the result of poor fire suppression efforts- this fire was allowed to burn when it could have been put out when it first started- Money drives the fact that they let these fires burn to certain sizes- if this was such a delicat area( no different than much of the rest of the Entiat that has had fires and not closed) they should have pounded it from its start- I have a brother-in-law that was an incident commander(his last fire before he retired) on this fire and he was embarrassed at how they did nothing but waqtch this fire burn and tear up the Shady Pass road in the process- He did virtually nothing the whole time he was there working- many people are very unhappy with our forest service and their practices and decisions-I'm afraid federal monies dictated how this fire was allowed to burn and how it is supposedly is being rehabilitated- what a sham!!!
One of my most memorable horse rides was through the burn at Sherman Pass after the burn. It has also been enjoyable to see the recovery through the years. I would like to see the Entait opened.
I do believe that what we are discussing here are public lands. And the public should have a strong say as to these lands being closed or open. We are paying for them.
This is not Oso.
Another governmental "snafu" disregarding the public!!!
Keep these roads open.
Please do not close access to public roads.
This is public land not private. Open it.
USFS has to come up with concrete arguments to close developed public land trail systems.