Help us make our public lands more accessible for older and disabled Americans
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Ronald Dauzenroth
9 years ago
Please do not increase wilderness area. We are 67 years old and enjoy riding out ATV's in the forest.
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Sandi dauzenroth
9 years ago
Please do not increase the wilderness area. We ride our Atv s in this area and appreciate the trails. We are 68 years old.
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Cindy Smith
9 years ago
Leave our trails open.
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Tom Holman
9 years ago
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Keeping me and my wife out of the forest that we have worked and paid taxes on for sixtey years is not my idea of management my wife after having two knees replaced and back surgery is not able to hike to everything
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John Bruce
9 years ago
While I agree that access to all is imperative, keeping the 50" rule and enforcing it is also critical as the wider ATV's and UTV's make "trails" more like "roads" and is also damaging to the adjacent foliage. Utilization of the closed roads would be preferable over tearing up and widening the "2 track" experience. Thanks for your consideration
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Rich Morrison
9 years ago
Open them up fot us senior citizens
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FRANK POOLE
9 years ago
Absolutely able to get Disabled Citizens out there..
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Tom Steele
9 years ago
Especially needed in the N Ga area, stop closing and start opening.
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D Thornton
9 years ago
This would be a great thing for everyone !!
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James Agent
9 years ago
Would love to have more places to ride
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Anonymous
9 years ago
All for opening national forest up to off-road vehicles I don't see where the problem would be with designated trails. I hope this passes for old and young riders alike millions of people enjoy this sport
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Anthony gunneson
9 years ago
I'm a disabled vet myself and cannot walk very long distances because of my service.
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Kimberly Palmer
9 years ago
Let us ride!!!!
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John Curby
9 years ago
I look forward to this happening for so many disabled Americans
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Glenn Wakefield
9 years ago
It's a shame. All states are more leanient than NY. I'm usually embarrassed to admit I'm from NY. Give more access to off-road vehicles. What harm do they really do?
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Shane Davis
9 years ago
Would rather have kids or adults riding in legal safe riding areas or home behind a TV, getting in trouble trespassing riding were ever they can!
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Joshua Hettrick
9 years ago
It's imperative that "public" lands are left open for public use. OHV enthusiasts pay for their usage of these via our off road registration. I'm sure many more of us would be ok with an increase in the registration fees if it assured us the garaunteed use for many years to come. Quit taking away what hard working "voters" enjoy using.
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Dick shepherd
9 years ago
As an older person I fully agree we need to keep access to our lands.
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Ken Riggs
9 years ago
BLM, think positive about use, let older people with SxS and ATV enjoy the great outdoors.
Please do not increase wilderness area. We are 67 years old and enjoy riding out ATV's in the forest.
Please do not increase the wilderness area. We ride our Atv s in this area and appreciate the trails. We are 68 years old.
Leave our trails open.
Keeping me and my wife out of the forest that we have worked and paid taxes on for sixtey years is not my idea of management my wife after having two knees replaced and back surgery is not able to hike to everything
While I agree that access to all is imperative, keeping the 50" rule and enforcing it is also critical as the wider ATV's and UTV's make "trails" more like "roads" and is also damaging to the adjacent foliage. Utilization of the closed roads would be preferable over tearing up and widening the "2 track" experience. Thanks for your consideration
Open them up fot us senior citizens
Absolutely able to get Disabled Citizens out there..
Especially needed in the N Ga area, stop closing and start opening.
This would be a great thing for everyone !!
Would love to have more places to ride
All for opening national forest up to off-road vehicles I don't see where the problem would be with designated trails. I hope this passes for old and young riders alike millions of people enjoy this sport
I'm a disabled vet myself and cannot walk very long distances because of my service.
Let us ride!!!!
I look forward to this happening for so many disabled Americans
It's a shame. All states are more leanient than NY. I'm usually embarrassed to admit I'm from NY. Give more access to off-road vehicles. What harm do they really do?
Would rather have kids or adults riding in legal safe riding areas or home behind a TV, getting in trouble trespassing riding were ever they can!
It's imperative that "public" lands are left open for public use. OHV enthusiasts pay for their usage of these via our off road registration. I'm sure many more of us would be ok with an increase in the registration fees if it assured us the garaunteed use for many years to come. Quit taking away what hard working "voters" enjoy using.
As an older person I fully agree we need to keep access to our lands.
BLM, think positive about use, let older people with SxS and ATV enjoy the great outdoors.
Stop the overreaching. By blm.