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Help us make our public lands more accessible for older and disabled Americans

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John nekhay
9 years ago

Us American tax paying citizens have every rite to enjoy public lands as with forest service land,what give the forest service the rite to close them off to access to theses lands open them now.

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Mike Weaver
9 years ago

This is a good idea!

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David Webb
9 years ago

Yes, has been needed for a long time.

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Douglas Evans
9 years ago

Please Keep all Forest roads open. What you really need to consider is 50 inch trails

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Anonymous
9 years ago

I am 70 years old and would like to see many of the areas that are closed to riding the 60 in and larger utv's.

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Wesley burkham
9 years ago

Let us ride our lands

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Dennis Hinrichs
9 years ago

Save our lands public access.

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Steve Truesdale
9 years ago

We used to ride these places and they have been slowly taken away. We're are here too!

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Randy Thronson
9 years ago

It's public land it should be open to everybody

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John Estep
9 years ago

Not only would wider help, I would like to see people forced to clean up the Garbage on the trails and stop all the dumping of Garbage.

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Chris Rutledge
9 years ago

Activity contributes to a healthier aging population.

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Monty Rutledge
9 years ago

Older citizens are among the most respectful of the trails. Don't penalize us because of the mode in which we access them (UTV).

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Gary Madsen
9 years ago

Our sport is family oriented and growing it brings in lots of money for the cities that holds events.

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Laura Shaul
9 years ago

If the economic boost isn't persuasive enough.... experiencing the great outdoors brings mental health to all American!

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Derry C Shaul
9 years ago

As an older Idaho native, I would lose complete access to the lands where I grew up if these are turned into wilderness. The ROV access we currently have allows us to enjoy this wonderful area along with having the ability to take friends along with us. We even have a next door neighbor who has a spinal cord injury, lost most use of his hands, cannot walk. He is only 20 years old and will lose access to the area if ROVs are no longer allowed access.

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bill oglesby
9 years ago

Help us make our public lands more accessible for older and disabled Americans

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Gavin Brown
9 years ago

There needs to be more areas for motorized recreation. OHV trails are a source of family fun, excitement and learning.

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Doug mcmullin
9 years ago

Our club members will also be signing

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Autumn Lee Mason Bitton
9 years ago

Yes please safety first the wider stance helps alot

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Kathleen Kamo
9 years ago

Please keep our public lands open to all to enjoy!! Not just young and able bodied. Public lands should be multi-use including motorized!!