Dirty Dave
Sponsoring Member
I just finished reading the following "opinion" in the Stockton(Ca) Record newspaper. The paragraph that best describes the overall gist or feel of the entire article is as follows:
"The (Sierra) framework clearly establishes watershed protection, old-growth timber conservation and wildlife preservation as higher priorities than livestock grazing, logging interests and recreational pursuits.":mad:
For you non-California riders, about 80% of all the open trail riding areas in the entire state falls within this so-called 'framework'. To read the entire article logon to: Rendezvous in the woods
I think we've been had (and not even a kiss):p
"The (Sierra) framework clearly establishes watershed protection, old-growth timber conservation and wildlife preservation as higher priorities than livestock grazing, logging interests and recreational pursuits.":mad:
For you non-California riders, about 80% of all the open trail riding areas in the entire state falls within this so-called 'framework'. To read the entire article logon to: Rendezvous in the woods
I think we've been had (and not even a kiss):p
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