Wyoming is my favorite state to visit. Please keep it like it is!!!
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john herbst
7 years ago
My dad owns a small horse farm here in New Jersey and I’m not into it really but can appreciate it’s beauty.Wyoming must be gorgeous and should leave the land alone.Here in NJ too much has been built up and when is enough,enough?
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Bev DeSomber
8 years ago
Go back to Colorado and use Colorado's wilderness for your project.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Stop him
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Rebecca Wills
8 years ago
Outrageous! This will cause massive environmental damage to that area.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
The erosion caused by off road motorized vehicles will change this area in negative ways. I hope it is not allowed in this area.
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Barbara ORourke
8 years ago
Love Wyoming!
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Tobin A Warren
8 years ago
Stop the destruction of this pristine land . NO off road rec vehicles PLEASE,
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Steve weber
8 years ago
No way can we give up more ground for people to tear up and destroy. Leave garbage and oil and all kinds of trash. Where is the environmental impact study?
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Antia Mcjunkin
8 years ago
Leave this land untouch.
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David Manchester
8 years ago
There are more than enough places for ORV's in Fremont County. This area needs to be left alone.
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Linda M Herbst
8 years ago
It needs to be wilderness
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Matthew Conilogue
8 years ago
I would like to see the land remain in it’s current status and not become open to ORV trail riding. The land in that area wouldn’t survive that kind of activity.
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Jane Princehorn
8 years ago
Wyoming, save it's beauty and vastness unpolluted by masses of humanity. We didn't do it in CO and look at the outcome.
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Virginia Carlson
8 years ago
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Save this pristine area from the horrors of off road vehicles. The ranching families have been excellent stewards of the land for over 100 years. Allow them to continue to utilize and protect this treasure.
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David Rasnake
8 years ago
I am totally against opening this land to ORV's.
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Dottie Rasnake
8 years ago
Do not open this beautiful land to the destruction that comes with ORVs.
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Dick Currah
8 years ago
There is enough off road areas in this county. No More!
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Maria Cavanaugh
8 years ago
Wyoming's greatest asset is its wilderness. Keep Wyoming's Copper Mountain WILD!
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Linda Healow
8 years ago
Keep Copper Mountain as is, meaning keep it as wilderness. I come from Montana on weekends, spend money in local stores, gas stations and restaurants to recreate here.
Wyoming is my favorite state to visit. Please keep it like it is!!!
My dad owns a small horse farm here in New Jersey and I’m not into it really but can appreciate it’s beauty.Wyoming must be gorgeous and should leave the land alone.Here in NJ too much has been built up and when is enough,enough?
Go back to Colorado and use Colorado's wilderness for your project.
Stop him
Outrageous! This will cause massive environmental damage to that area.
The erosion caused by off road motorized vehicles will change this area in negative ways. I hope it is not allowed in this area.
Love Wyoming!
Stop the destruction of this pristine land . NO off road rec vehicles PLEASE,
No way can we give up more ground for people to tear up and destroy. Leave garbage and oil and all kinds of trash. Where is the environmental impact study?
Leave this land untouch.
There are more than enough places for ORV's in Fremont County. This area needs to be left alone.
It needs to be wilderness
I would like to see the land remain in it’s current status and not become open to ORV trail riding. The land in that area wouldn’t survive that kind of activity.
Wyoming, save it's beauty and vastness unpolluted by masses of humanity. We didn't do it in CO and look at the outcome.
Save this pristine area from the horrors of off road vehicles. The ranching families have been excellent stewards of the land for over 100 years. Allow them to continue to utilize and protect this treasure.
I am totally against opening this land to ORV's.
Do not open this beautiful land to the destruction that comes with ORVs.
There is enough off road areas in this county. No More!
Wyoming's greatest asset is its wilderness. Keep Wyoming's Copper Mountain WILD!
Keep Copper Mountain as is, meaning keep it as wilderness. I come from Montana on weekends, spend money in local stores, gas stations and restaurants to recreate here.