Mountaineers Christmas Tree Run

Submitted by RCURRIER on

Come join the Bozeman Mountaineers 4WD Club for a fun family christmas tree run & BBQ in the beautiful Gallatin National Forest. We will be meeting at 9AM on Sunday Dec 3rd @ Mikes Off Road 4WD shop in Four Corners. All you will need to bring is your family, your 4WD, and your GNF Christmas Tree Permit. Stock 4WD's welcome.

Contact Rob @ 579-9073 with questions.

It's here! The new License Plate!

Submitted by mh on


The new Montana license plate is here!
THE PROCEEDS WILL BE USED TO PROMOTE YOUR CONTINUED ACCESS TO OUR PUBLIC LANDS!

The plate is sponsored by the following groups:

CITIZENS FOR BALANCED USE
FAMILIES FOR OUTDOOR RECREATION
MT 4x4 ASSOCIATION
MONTANA SNOWMOBILE ASSOCIATION
MONTANA TRAIL VEHICLE RIDERS ASSOCIATION

Rally against Roadless Release

Submitted by tsm1 on

9/10/2006

Press Release

For Immediate Publication

For more information contact:

Fred Hodgeboom, President
Montanans For Multiple Use
406-837-1363
hodgeboom@centurytel.net

Kerry White, President
Citizens for Balanced Use
406-587-3653
406-209-3173
autodoc@in-tch.com

Jerry O'Neil
406-892-7602
oneil@centurytel.net

Approximately 100 members of grassroots associations gathered at the Montana State Capitol on Saturday. Present were: representatives of U.S. Senator Conrad Burns and U.S. Representation Denny Rehberg; Montana Public Service Commissioner, Doug Mood; Montana State Senator Jerry O'Neil; and Montana GOP Legislative Campaign Coordinator Larry Grinde. Forest use groups present were: Citizens for Balanced Use, Families for Outdoor Recreation, Montana Trail Vehicle Riders Association, Montana Snowmobile Association, Montana Four Wheel Drive Association, Montanans For Multiple Use Association, Montana Property Rights Association, and the Treasure State Alliance.

At the front steps of the Capitol, these groups presented Hal Harper, Governor Schweitzer's representative, with petitions signed by over 7800 Montana citizens. These petitions stated:

We the undersigned wish to voice our opposition to the 2001 Clinton Roadless Rule and Montana Attorney General Mike McGrath's continued support for this rule. We the undersigned furthermore ask Montana Governor Brian Schweitzer not to make any petition to President Bush asking these lands be further studied or preserved as roadless areas for future wilderness.
We object:

* to having our access to our National Forests restricted;
* to the gating and destruction of our forest roads;
* to having our National Forests mismanaged and reduced to fire fuel;
* to being subjected to arbitrary restrictions concerning our preferred activities while on our National Forests.

We are the people who live, work, pay taxes and vote in this state.

These groups submitted for Governor Schweitzer the election results from Mineral County and from Flathead County. In Mineral County 73% of the voters approved motorized recreation and roaded timber management as part of multiple use on their local forests. In Flathead County 63% of the voters voted for the forests to "be managed by the Forest Service for multiple use purposes including motorized recreation and roaded timber production."

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Rally for public access on Sept 9 2006

Submitted by mh on

Enough is enough!

Rally will be held at the Helena state capitol building, Noon on Sept 9, 2006. Lets ask the Governor and Attorney General to drop the lawsuit against the Bush Administration and give the people of Montana a say on roadless issues. We as Montana citizens (not someone from DC) have the right to have the input on what happens on our public lands.

Bring your toys and trucks to show the Governor that we don't need any more land of "NO USE"

View the poster here:
http://ffor.org/images/stories/Rally.pdf

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