Public Land Use Articles

Concentrating Our Efforts	Avoiding Burnout.
A Horse Harnessed Before All Others	Leadership in the OHV community.
Dealing with Bureaucrats	Dealing with bureaucrats is not easy. Here are some tips that may help.
Clinton and motorized travel	What more is there to say!
Sample club letter	Letters are also needed to thank those whose support our hobby. Here's an example of such a letter.
USFS Fire Policy	USFS fire policy and politics.
Vicious Green Circle	How the green access groups are using wilderness study areas to remove land from public access.
Club Membership	How to build better club membership.
Choices	Do I CHOOSE to get involved in my life choices or do I ALLOW someone else to do it for me? The choice is yours.
Give and Take	Stay persistent in your belief and cause. Keep a level head, and one step ahead of those that want to reduce our access to public lands! Find the time to make a difference in what you believe in, that's the only way we'll ever maintain our recreational opportunities.
Love Month	I'm an optimist in a lot of ways. I still believe we can find peaceful co-existence with some enviro groups; not all, but some. I am willing to compromise where it makes sense; but not just for the sake of compromising.
Ride Along	Invite your local politicians to join you/your group on a club run.
The Road Less Ridden	Why would you rather be out there in the wild than on some paved road in the herd.
Snowmobile Riding Lesson	An analogy to 4 wheeling.
Long Live Weeds and Wilderness	I've read some USFS documents lately that have nearly excluded the needs and rights of humans. It scares me. Since when do we put wildlife, weeds, and Wilderness ahead of our needs (and rights) as taxpayers?

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