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Your opinion on B.L.M. and "their" lands

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b4himdude:
i used to live in western washington where weyerhauser owned anywhere there might be some open trails. normally i didnt hear anything of blm there. so here in nevada right over the hills where i live 2 houses away from a my friend that retired from blm after 30 years . did a lot of flying helicopters for firefighting . to be quite honest its not blm that really cares in this state . but the ranchers will shoot you iff your bike if you go thru a gate and dont close it. open range. i dont understand all the coastal states rules and regulations concerning orvs but here in nevada i jump on the bike and race the sherrifs kid down the street to the where the big sign that says 300 dollar fine for operation of orv withing 300 ft has been laying on the ground 10 feet or so away from the big galvanized post that we might as well hook the tether ball to. i think some of the regulatory stuff on dirtbikes is crap because once the plates slide a few more times California is moving away anyhow . so dig a trench all the way thru the crust to the mantle with a rear tire. i think a spark arrester has a good idea behind using it. dont want to light the desert on fire/. theyre just looking for more revenue and thats another reason nevada is the place to be owning orvs . any more west is a super vacation spot.

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