BorregoWrangler wrote:Oh, maybe I should go all hardcore and leave off all the doors and top on this one!DaveK wrote:Even if you get snow, you will have a terrific time.
ooooh, that's "cold"...DaveK wrote:BorregoWrangler wrote:Oh, maybe I should go all hardcore and leave off all the doors and top on this one!DaveK wrote:Even if you get snow, you will have a terrific time.
Take plenty of pics and use film or a digital that shows the color blue very well!!!
Don't forget to call the BLM and let them know when you expect to be out there. In April we were stopped by BLM agent as we crossed BLM land before entering the preserve. We had to listen to his mumbo jumbo bureaucracy (serious posturing) for a half hour before our trail leader came back with the Parks permit. Seems that you need a permit on BLM land if it's a commercial operation (which we were not) but they like to receive notification of any large groups coming through. A little Big Brother if you will.BorregoWrangler wrote:Just sent out the application for the Special Park Receation use Permit!
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"What's that sir?"gon2srf wrote:Don't forget to call the BLM and let them know when you expect to be out there. In April we were stopped by BLM agent as we crossed BLM land before entering the preserve. We had to listen to his mumbo jumbo bureaucracy (serious posturing) for a half hour before our trail leader came back with the Parks permit. Seems that you need a permit on BLM land if it's a commercial operation (which we were not) but they like to receive notification of any large groups coming through. A little Big Brother if you will.BorregoWrangler wrote:Just sent out the application for the Special Park Receation use Permit!
Do as you want, but it's just a phone call and might save you a lot of time. FYI The staggering won't help. They can see you coming from 10 miles away cause you are moving in to a vast valley as you cross into the the preserve. It's really not a big deal, the guy was nice enough.BorregoWrangler wrote:"What's that sir?"gon2srf wrote:Don't forget to call the BLM and let them know when you expect to be out there. In April we were stopped by BLM agent as we crossed BLM land before entering the preserve. We had to listen to his mumbo jumbo bureaucracy (serious posturing) for a half hour before our trail leader came back with the Parks permit. Seems that you need a permit on BLM land if it's a commercial operation (which we were not) but they like to receive notification of any large groups coming through. A little Big Brother if you will.BorregoWrangler wrote:Just sent out the application for the Special Park Receation use Permit!
"Oh, I don't know these other folks."
Really though, I'm not gonna worry about that. We can stagger the group as it come in if need be.
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Welcome to the forum, glad you came over from that Muddy place to check us out.bpenn1980 wrote:Hello all,
I'd like to join up with you on this one if thats ok. I'll be in my '94 80-series cruiser and bringing along my girlfriend and dog.
If Hawkeye comes along there will be 3 80's and a Lexus in the group. If you can find time to introduce yourself, do it here. http://www.oausa.net/forums/viewforum.php?f=122__Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 1 guest
