- Jul 8, 2015
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So I have been doing some google earth snooping. I have found a couple areas I want to try but I keep finding these "random trails" zooming all over the national forest. It looks like 4 wheeler trails but upon closer inspection they are NOT legal trails. My fear is that I show up and a bunch of knuckleheads are boondocking it all over the place in their 4 wheelers and side by sides. Best I can tell is somebody took a right hand turn off of a trail that keeps going and make their own going about a mile closer to where the elk should be at....which kinda sucks.
Could this be the people that have the grazing rights? It really appears that these trails are VERY well used. And this has me of course concerned. I would hate to draw into a unit only to find out that people are driving all over the place with 4 wheelers and side by sides.
Anyone care to comment?
How much enforcement is there on this?
I called the local officer and he didn't have much to say about it. Seems to me they should be writing a lot of tickets if people are driving all over the national forest. But who am I to say I guess.
Could this be the people that have the grazing rights? It really appears that these trails are VERY well used. And this has me of course concerned. I would hate to draw into a unit only to find out that people are driving all over the place with 4 wheelers and side by sides.
Anyone care to comment?
How much enforcement is there on this?
I called the local officer and he didn't have much to say about it. Seems to me they should be writing a lot of tickets if people are driving all over the national forest. But who am I to say I guess.