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I live in BFE, so I can understand your point of you. What I can't understand is how in the world most of these hunters managed to get their fat asses to their tree stand before the advent of 4 wheelers. And I confesss I am shocked that people didn't hunt elk before 4 wheelers were invented.
Hey, I mean no offense to you people who ride them. I hate what you ride and "how you roll" - not you personally.  

 You are so right keith, there are a few who ruin it for the many....I usually pack out some type of garbage when I
venture out to the field.
Works for me, we can agree to disagree. However as I get longer in the tooth, I wish I did not have to hire a pack train
of horses to legally get me back up to the land of the golden trout. I love me some wilderness as much as the next fat ass.

[maxieboy]

Yeah, but a 4 wheeler is a vehicle that gives access to parts of the great outdoors to fat, lazy and often time stupid people who otherwise would not be out there. 
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What I can't understand is how in the world most of these hunters managed to get their fat asses to their tree stand before the advent of 4 wheelers. And I confesss I am shocked that people didn't hunt elk before 4 wheelers were invented.

Can I get a HFY, this mornings bicycle ride, miles into the woods and what do I find but a big cooler full of empty cans/bottles.

HFY. I HATE a litterer...

[tubercle]

+1. I hate four wheelers. They are the bane of my existence. Only thing I hate more than 4 wheelers is litterbugs and loggers.

 I feel the same way about jet skis

[Hokerer]

+1. I hate four wheelers. They are the bane of my existence. Only thing I hate more than 4 wheelers is litterbugs and loggers.

 I feel the same way about jet skis

+1, ATVs and Jet-Skis can all go to you know where   

[pinnah]

I love places where you can just unload in the road,
cause man there just ain't nobody coming!

Gotta love the double yella no passing zone.  hehe



What does a unit like that cost?

[weazletoe]

Even better than tihs......Hisis the only house on this road. It's a county road, that the county keeps up, even plows. The road is about two miles long, and is named after him. Hildreth Road. Gotta love living in the sticks.