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Posted by Paul Shuler on September 13, 2004 at 17:10:53 from (170.29.5.10):
In Reply to: OT-Ideas for watergate posted by FC on September 13, 2004 at 09:21:12:
I'm so sorry to hear of your trouble with off roaders disrespecting you and your property,not to mention the enviroment.My son and I are avid 4 wheeler riders and we are blessed in SW MO to have unlimited places in the Mark Twain national forrest area to ride. You could ride a life time and not see all of it. We stay on marked trails,we do not hot rod and give the right-of-way to horse riders or anyone else we meet. Without exception when we are trailoring our atv's we get the finger or bad comments from folks that have had bad experiences with people on atv's. I'm afraid they are going to ruin it for those of us that are law abiding citizens. I have also seen some my old hunting grounds dry up from the dissrespect people have for the land owners and the enviroment. I sir apologize to you from all of us that enjoy the outdoors and would never dream of infringing on your rights and property. And please be careful in dealing with your treaspassers,life is so cheap anymore you just never know when your life may be in danger approaching one of these people. Paul Shuler Walk softly and carry a big gun.
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