Test your rig at the Bozeman Mountaineer's Annual Top Truck Challenge.

The Events are a rock crawl, Frame twister, Obstacle course, Tow Test(loaded Dump Truck), and A horseshoe shaped mud pit.

The events are going to be challenging it should be a great test of your rig.

Check-in is a 9am racing should start at 10:30am at the Gallatin County Fairgrounds, Bozeman, Montana, Motorsports Arena.

The vehicle fee is $35 and spectators are $5. We will be providing T-shirts for the drivers, you will be getting a payback based on the amount of rigs there, i am hoping we will pay back about $300 for first.

Racer Edge Magazine will be there to do an article on the event so you could be published in an upcoming issue

If anyone has any questions please call Scotty at Mike's Offroad 586-4103.

WHITEHALL, MONT., April 14, 2006—Four options for a road and trail system in the 185,700-acre “Whitetail-Pipestone” area, northeast of Butte, are examined in a draft environmental impact statement (EIS) just released by the Forest Service for public comment.

The area is in the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest, between Butte, Whitehall, Basin, and Boulder.

[ed: Read below where they plan to close over two hundred miles of roads. I believe in Alternative 4(the Preferred on) is where this will happen and that they are the smaller two track roads we prefer.]

May 1, 2006

Trail Ride Saturday, 4/22. Destination unknown, but there should be snow involved.

Meet at Murdoch's, Montana and Custer Avenues, at 9am.

April 3, 2006

M4x4A Racer's Spring Baja, Saturday, April 15th in Cascade, MT.

Racing starts at 1pm

Cost is $30 per race.

$5 for spectators 10 and under free. For more info call 406 965 3337

To those attending 2006 Convention in Billings:

The Map printed in the Forum isn't an acurate description of the directions to get to the Elks Lodge on Lewis Ave. If you're unfamiliar with Billings, the map will most certainly get you lost. Here is a more detailed map with the directions from the "South Billings Blvd" interstate Exit #447 to the elks lodge - the path is highlighted in Purple.

Click Here for Map

Hope to see you there!

Action Alert

A new group that have called themselves the "Jefferson River Watershed Council" (JRWC) Have formed and are on a mission to secure the lower Jefferson and other watersheds for no use. We must work together to insure that this group is put into its proper place before it grows.

The first JRWC planning meeting will be Weds, April 5th at the Whitehall High School in the Commons Room at 7:00 p.m. Everyone should attend!

Tim Ravndal
Montana Multiple Use Association

The 2006 rules are available as a PDF in the Downloads Section

February 6, 2006