Help us make our public lands more accessible for older and disabled Americans
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Caroline Brown
9 years ago
Older Americans and the disabled have the right to be able to
enjoy public lands. The fact that most can not hike, bike or ride a
horse should not keep them from the outdoor recreation experiences that many younger and physically fit Americans enjoy. But much of our public lands are not accessible to these Americans, lets change that1
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Kevin
9 years ago
The more trails the better hope I can ride from my house to Watertown someday be a nice venture
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Randy Davis
9 years ago
It helps a lot of people in the long run add more trails bring in more money for the community
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Edward Lee Cotten
9 years ago
Keep our lands open!
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Cindy Carroll
9 years ago
Please help save our trails! So many have been closed during the last Presidential administration that it is becoming more difficult to enjoy all the outdoor has to offer.
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Kent Funkhouser
9 years ago
We trail riders are the true nature lovers. Keep trails open and strive to open more in order to develop loops for added safety and less wear on trails.
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Peter DeWolfe
9 years ago
Let's give more people the chance to see our wonderful country. Some people like my wife would never have the chance to experience the great outdoors without our side by side! Thank you
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Derrek Sigler
9 years ago
Open more trails! Things are too complicated now and it makes it fair for everyone.
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Doug Wade
9 years ago
It's time to end the war against the American people and keep public lands accessible to multiple use.
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Richard Bott
9 years ago
I AM ONLY ABLE TO ENJOY THE BACK COUNTRY FROM MY UTV OR TRUCK. I AM UNABLE TO HIKE BECAUSE OF PHYSICAL LIMITATIONS.
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Roy Allen
9 years ago
We have a cabin in the only ungated road in my area and since it's the only one it is getting way more traffic than it can sustain, may have to lift my 4 wheel drive just to get to my property thanks government for creating this problem. It's our land open it up! And make examples out of those who disrespect our land!
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Mike Yonkman
9 years ago
Open it up. I'm a tax paying American, its my land to.
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Brian Kosky
9 years ago
I agree with this Peterson whole heartedly...my family,friends and I all enjoy adventurous exploring on our quads/side by sides and respect all the land we ride on and do not trash it up and think this would be great to be able for every American to use the state or federal government owned (controlled ) lands...thank you...
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Kevin Jones
9 years ago
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ATVs and UHVs definitely provide the older members of our Sever Valley OHV Club access to sights and venues that they would not otherwise get to see and experience. If federal lands truly are "public" lands, we need to keep them that way.
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Liz Hansen
9 years ago
Please help us older riders to be able to continue our live for the outdoors.
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James atchison
9 years ago
Yes we need more trails and be able to acsess the ones we have all over the state!
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William Moll
9 years ago
I'm 67 and disabled and like hunt out of my side by side with my wife driving, we hunt on traills limited to 50" or less rigs
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Alan Sullivan
9 years ago
I love to go.. I was raised in Custer county. I was able to go anywhere as a child. I would love to show my grandkid where I grew up.
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Brandon Graves
9 years ago
Open up the trails!
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Todd Warner - Work
9 years ago
This would be a great thing and help older Americans feel young and be able to recreate more.
Older Americans and the disabled have the right to be able to enjoy public lands. The fact that most can not hike, bike or ride a horse should not keep them from the outdoor recreation experiences that many younger and physically fit Americans enjoy. But much of our public lands are not accessible to these Americans, lets change that1
The more trails the better hope I can ride from my house to Watertown someday be a nice venture
It helps a lot of people in the long run add more trails bring in more money for the community
Keep our lands open!
Please help save our trails! So many have been closed during the last Presidential administration that it is becoming more difficult to enjoy all the outdoor has to offer.
We trail riders are the true nature lovers. Keep trails open and strive to open more in order to develop loops for added safety and less wear on trails.
Let's give more people the chance to see our wonderful country. Some people like my wife would never have the chance to experience the great outdoors without our side by side! Thank you
Open more trails! Things are too complicated now and it makes it fair for everyone.
It's time to end the war against the American people and keep public lands accessible to multiple use.
I AM ONLY ABLE TO ENJOY THE BACK COUNTRY FROM MY UTV OR TRUCK. I AM UNABLE TO HIKE BECAUSE OF PHYSICAL LIMITATIONS.
We have a cabin in the only ungated road in my area and since it's the only one it is getting way more traffic than it can sustain, may have to lift my 4 wheel drive just to get to my property thanks government for creating this problem. It's our land open it up! And make examples out of those who disrespect our land!
Open it up. I'm a tax paying American, its my land to.
I agree with this Peterson whole heartedly...my family,friends and I all enjoy adventurous exploring on our quads/side by sides and respect all the land we ride on and do not trash it up and think this would be great to be able for every American to use the state or federal government owned (controlled ) lands...thank you...
ATVs and UHVs definitely provide the older members of our Sever Valley OHV Club access to sights and venues that they would not otherwise get to see and experience. If federal lands truly are "public" lands, we need to keep them that way.
Please help us older riders to be able to continue our live for the outdoors.
Yes we need more trails and be able to acsess the ones we have all over the state!
I'm 67 and disabled and like hunt out of my side by side with my wife driving, we hunt on traills limited to 50" or less rigs
I love to go.. I was raised in Custer county. I was able to go anywhere as a child. I would love to show my grandkid where I grew up.
Open up the trails!
This would be a great thing and help older Americans feel young and be able to recreate more.