RobBurson wrote:Or just go out and piss into the wind.
think of it as a bank account. When this is put away and the rest is gone we will have some left for a rainy day.
The land is not gone, it is just accessible in a different manner. I have pack horses which will take me anywhere I wish to go, just not fast. During my life in the hills there have been many experiences with folks on motorized vehicles, and not all of them have been positive.
While I am not for more laws and rules, I like having primitive areas to spend my time in.
When the rest is gone, these states will have areas for recreation and enjoyment. The rest will have to come to our area and pay to see it, so it will generate funds.
It is a bank account for our kids and the future generations.
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