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Posted by: TyShark9
I'll go if there are more sports going?
Tyler
Posted by: Heywood
hey shawna,
are you in for the 9th?
let us know
-heywood-
Posted by: nukeim
Barring an unforseen event with a rabid newt...I should be there.
Posted by: Brink74868
Bob,
As far as I know, My lovely spousal unit and I will be attending. Depending on what time everyone's leaving, I may even be on time. I did real good Saturday on 3 hours sleep. I can be ready to leave out by 11:00 a.m. Saturday if I can follow someone down there. We could even meet up at McAlester or something. I just don't want to get down there and be lost all weekend because I was too late.
Let me know,
Jason "I'm scared to ride alone anywhere that resembles where deliverance was filmed" BrinkMan
Posted by: trailride
Bob, Can we get this " land access permit" at any walmart ? Or do we get it down there in B.F.E ?
I would like to get the 3 day pass if possible, I dont really want to pay 16 $ for a season pass i will only use once this year. But if thats the way it is , so be it.
Brent
Posted by: gsettle081
Jason
Just head South on Saturday morning. When you get to Antlers, Call us. Ginny and I will come get you. Have we decided where we are going to meet? If all goes right we will be there Friday night.
Gordon and Ginny
Posted by: ZillaRider02
Brink, thanks for checking into the matter in such a polite fashion. You're probably right about the deputy being in a foul mood after recieving complaint calls. As far as I know, no one from the club was intoxicated or even drinking for that matter, which is a good sign of responsibility. I suppose we will continue to use the river in a "sensible" kind of matter and see what happens from there. Once again, Thanks.
Posted by: rxrider
The 9th is my weekend to work. We are going somewhere this weekend, just don't know where yet... I'd sure like to though. I've lived out here all my life and have never even been to Hoanubbe (sp?) I also work at Wal-Mart and didn't know they sold the permits.
I was on my way to work Saturday and met 2 loads of quads heading North...sure was hard to keep going south BR>
Oh yeah, Heywood, I called someone about Blackoak Arkansas being at the Deer Festival the guy didn't seem to think they'd be there.
Shawna
Posted by: rxrider
Will anyone be riding Sunday, the 10th?
Posted by: Brink74868
Shawna,
Missy & I will still be there for probably at least 'til noon or so on Sunday.
Jason
Posted by: Bobman
Brent....
They should be available at ANY wal-mart
Bob "Ask if they have the 3 day variety" Bobman
Posted by: nukeim
OK...Aaron is going to the river this weekend, whether he knows it yet or not...So am I...Anybody else?
I couldn't make it this last weekend, sounds like I missed a good time with the popo.
Posted by: bearaf
Says who pu..........I mean Mike. Shouln't you ask the boss? You know OU plays.........
Abby
Posted by: bearaf
Abby, Collin, and I are going to the river Sat. as soon as he is out of baseball practice. We are looking at leaving Edmond at 10:00. We will be taking a tv to watch the game. Hopefully we'll miss the traffic rush and be there by 11:00-11:15 at the latest.
Figured Mike's barking orders so I had better bring the whole family!
Posted by: nukeim
Do you need me to haul one of the quads Aaron?
Posted by: bearaf
Thanks, But I can get them crammed on the back of the truck and the little trailer I have. I just use double tiedowns so mine doesn't fall off the back!
Posted by: bearaf
Mike, will you be able to Sat?
Posted by: bearaf
Oh yea.. Bob..I am planning on going the 9th..
Aaron "I could've done this all in one post"
Posted by: nukeim
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Originally posted by: bearaf
Mike, will you be able to Sat?
What???
Yeah, I'll be there Saturday. Probably get Mark to go as well....If I get off my a$$, and fix his quad.
Posted by: Heywood
shawna,
yeah .. some of us are planning on staying til monday. if i can make it imgonna be there all weekend.
looks like its gonna be a good turn out and a good time for all.
i invited the street kings and as we all know, they have 3 god jumpers and some wicked street stunts. should be a lot of fun.
i'm heywood jablowme and i approve this post !
-heywood-
Posted by: nukeim
The street kings? Is that post still going Keith?
Now I'm off to look for it, and post some stuff that will get me banned.
Posted by: nukeim
Ah....It's riiiiight here and it needs more posts.
Posted by: trailride
I just about have my wife talked into going with us on the 9th . Bob we should beable to get all 3 quads and camping stuff on the trailer.
Brent
Posted by: lvthoutdrs
http://www.wildlifedepartment.com/onlinesales/onlinesalesintro.asp
this website has 3 day permits for $5.00
I will check with wal mart
charlie
Posted by: Brink74868
Keith & Mike,
Thanks for bringing my attention to the Street Kings! I did not know that there was such an orgainzation. For years, there has been a small void in the bottom of my soul that I could never quite fill. I think with a little practice I, too, could become a Street King. I think with a little practice, I could be the 4th God Jumper.
Bob,
Are there any rules prohibiting dual membership in the club? If so, I'm sure you'll understand my decision to defect.
In all seriousness, (this is a first) I almost pissed my pants when I read the posts. That is some of the funniest S*%@ that I've read in quite some time. I didn't realize that Bob was so deep.
Jason "I have to go change now" BrinkMan
Posted by: trailride
Charlie, Now thats what i like to hear !!! BR>
Brent " cheap bastard" Storie
Posted by: Bobman
Brent....Christie can go...but I want you to know it will be tight quarters as I sold the Blazer last night and got a truck...so one of you is gonna be squished against my fat @$$...and I really hope it's the prettier one of the pair.
Bob "Two fat guys in a truck do not leave much room for The Christie" Bobman
Posted by: HavinSomeFun
I am still considering the trip on the 9th. Is this Devils backbone area? Battiest, Ok area or where is it?
Also I need an application for 'dem dare street kings.........................
All kidding aside, did anyone see the free style mx at the fair. It was during the monster trucks? That was my nephew jumping on his Honda. KTM started sponsoring him this week and he gets his "free" new KTM this weekend. kind of proud of him.
Kevin "3 subjects in one post" Waltman
Posted by: lvthoutdrs
Just got back from Wally World and they had both the $16 and $5 land access permits. The $5 is only good for the Honobia and twin rivers area. If I understand The Bobman correctly, we are going to the Honobia Management area.
Bob just sent me directions. If you have a GPS program it is easy to find. Take the cloudy road thru cloudy for 3.6 miles N.E. That is a 4 way intersection. Turn left and immediately cross cloudy creek. The camping area is on the right after you cross the creek.
Bob,
Did I understand correctly?
charlie
Posted by: lvthoutdrs
FYI
I have a 16' utility trailer that someone is welcome to borrow if needed to haul to SE OK.
It has side rails, so would be hard to load sideways, but can be done.
charlie
405-392-2496
Posted by: trailride
Bob, Christie has to work , so she wont be going .
What kind of truck did you get ? Does it have a reciever hitch , and wired for lights ?
Give me a call this week sometime when you get a chance.
Brent
Posted by: Bobman
Charlie is Correct.....Honobia Creek and three Rivers WMA are where we will be riding.
Bob
Posted by: TyShark9
What time is everyone leaving on saturday? I want to see if I can follow someone so I don't get lost . I never look at maps and I never stop and ask for directions ... guess all the women are right about men and how far is this place from norman?
Tyler
Posted by: Bobman
Tyler....not sure how far it is from Norman...Its about 170 miles from my house. if you are in Norman, you would be going out of your way to come to OKC and follow me to Brent's and then on to the riding area but you can if you like. I want to leave pretty early. Brent and I were talking about leaving his house around 6 AM. That should put us at the riding area around 10-10:30 AM if all goes well.
It's never too early for us to start making carpool/caravan plans...
I think Mike and Aaron will be going and they can follow me to Brent's as well.
Bob
Posted by: lvthoutdrs
The GPS lists the distance from the intersection of I-240 and I-35 to cloudy as 202 miles. It says the quickest way is I-40 east to Indian nation then south.
Tyler,
It is 215 miles from norman. The quickest is to I-40 then east.
charlie
Posted by: medic52
I wish I could go on the 9th but I have to take the little guy to ride Thomas the train and have to work the 8th and the10th but oh well maybe I can make the next run down there. hope all yall have fun and drink a coolie for me!
Jason sounds like you got the lowdown and nobody is even mad good job thanks for diggin.
Andy "work sure gets in the way of my playtime" Scott
Posted by: Heywood
hey you guys,
i'm not sure if i'll make it on the 9th or not. the whole family is goin down there on the 19th for deer season and we'll be there for at least a week. i'm still going to try to make it down there with you guys, but no promises.
i should know in a day or two.
-heywood-
Posted by: Bobman
Can't rememebr who mentioned it but YES this is Devil's backbone area. We will try to camp about 2-3 miles from the backbone.
Bob
Posted by: nukeim
Guys, I went and rode the river at Purcell this afternoon....Great sand, and as far as crossing the river? Not a problem...I actually could ride in the river pretty much as far as I wanted.
Not going to get much better riding than that around here....Drive until gas becomes a problem
Posted by: TyShark9
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Originally posted by: lvthoutdrs
The GPS lists the distance from the intersection of I-240 and I-35 to cloudy as 202 miles. It says the quickest way is I-40 east to Indian nation then south.
Tyler,
It is 215 miles from norman. The quickest is to I-40 then east.
charlie
Thanks Charlie. The drive is gonna suck, sure hope it's worth it Who all is going to be camping? I might bring my tent if ther is a place to set it up, or just sleep in the truck. I probably won't feel like driving back after riding all day.
Tyler
Posted by: trailride
Tyler, Bob and I are camping, and im sure others will also.
Brent
Posted by: Bobman
Tyler....this is an awesome camping place...I will have my tent there...there will be other camping I imagine. This is a great place to camp.
Bob
Posted by: TyShark9
cool. I'll probably camp too. Guess I'll need to get a portable DVD player. I don't like not having anything electronic , or I might just bring the laptop BR>
Tyler
Posted by: Bobman
Ty....good idea...
Speaking of Laptops....
Does anyone have one of those programs that will get into your bios and "cycle" your Laptop battery to try and erase "memory" in your laptop battery???
I have an HP Pavillion and it seems as though it just will not hold a charge. If anyone can help I would appreciate it.
Bob....also anyone know a good place to buy cheap laptop batteries without giving up too much quality??
Posted by: Heywood
bob,
where are you guys gonna camp?
-heywood-
Posted by: Brink74868
Bob,
There is a battery store on S.W. 74th (just off 240) in the same shopping center as the spy shop. I think it's near western or May.
Jason
Posted by: lvthoutdrs
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Originally posted by: Heywood
bob,
where are you guys gonna camp?
-heywood-
Bob just sent me directions. If you have a GPS program it is easy to find. Take the cloudy road thru cloudy for 3.6 miles N.E. That is a 4 way intersection. Turn left and immediately cross cloudy creek. The camping area is on the right after you cross the creek.
charlie
Posted by: Heywood
lol yeah bob calls that place "kerr village" because of all the motorhomes and travel trailers.
he has names for alot of those places down there.
-heywood-
Posted by: Bobman
Keith....where do you think I am gonna try to camp?
I thought we were going to camp there at Cloudy Creek aka "kerr Country"...not Kerr village...Hahhaa.
If that doesn't work we can camp over by the grave or over somewhere near. Either way we can camp just about anywhere near Iron Springs.
Bob
Posted by: TyShark9
camping by a grave don't think I'll be camping by you guys.
Tyler
Posted by: Bobman
Tyler...
" The Grave" is exactly that, a grave. I would never camp on (or even near) the grave simply as a matter of respect, but some do, in fact its the same guy every year that camps there. He is an okay guy I just don't think he really realizes the irreverance. But as for the grave itself it is really more of a landmark and point of reference that people have used for years to tell someone how to get around in that part of the forest.
For many years the grave was uncared for, overgrown and unattended. But with the recent surge in patriotism, the grave has now been kept up, often with fresh flowers and a flag was flying high above last time I saw it. The grave itself is that of Private Dickson Solomon who died in France in WWI. When you see the grave you are going to ask yourself why did he want to be burried way out in the middle of nowhere? The story I heard (from Keith) is that at the time of his death that parcel of land was the tribal home to his tribe and he/they wanted him burried there. My guess is that in 1918, it was even more remote back then than it is now.
So when we say camp at the grave we don't really mean AT the grave, (although there is a pretty nice camping spot about 150 yards up the hill from there) as that would be disrespectful in my opinion. So there you have your daily dose of Oklahoma History...Hahahha. Tune in tomorrow when we talk about the time Bigfoot helped Jeb Stewart fight the Yankees on the banks of the Kiamichi River.
Posted by: TyShark9
thats a nice bit of info bob. thanks BR>just hope he doesn't haunt that area BR>
Posted by: Bobman
Ty....as far as camping buddies go....Pvt. Solomon is kinda quiet and keeps to himself
Posted by: TyShark9
Posted by: Heywood
guys,
there is a picture of the grave on my photo page. all of the pictures were taken in that area.
have a great ride.
-heywood-
Posted by: TyShark9
that looks like a pretty sweet place to ride... I can't wait.
tyler
Posted by: nukeim
You riding this weekend Ty?
Aaron, his wife, my buddy Mark, anybody else whose going, and me will be riding Purcell on Saturday.
I rode there yesterday, and the river is down far enough for me to just drive up and down the river....IN the river. BR>
We went north, and probably got halfway back to Norman before we ran out of daylight and had to head back.
Posted by: out18law18
me and a few friends are riding the river saturday, heading out from norman and mabey we will see u guys? anyway look for a big red arctic cat heading ur way.
Posted by: nukeim
Where do you get on the river in Norman? I was under the impression that it was no longer allowed.
Posted by: TyShark9
Mike,
I would love to ride this weekend, but the girlfriend already made plans for me on saturday There is a thing at OU called U-Sing and we go every year. It sucks, but she like it I guess I'll jsut see everyone next weekend.
Tyler
Posted by: Heywood
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Originally posted by: TyShark9
Mike,
I would love to ride this weekend, but the girlfriend already made plans for me on saturday There is a thing at OU called U-Sing and we go every year. It sucks, but she like it I guess I'll jsut see everyone next weekend.
Tyler
wow ... he really admitted that. i think thats why he rides so well. he doesnt have to worry about landing those jumps hard and hurting himself, because his testicles are protected in his girlfriends purse.
i'm kidding ty. any of us that are married will tell you that it isnt going to get better in the future either. wait til you join us sitting on the benches at the mall while our wives shop. on a good day we dont have to hold her purse, which is too large to NOT be noticed by everyone passing by, of course. you young guys think we dont see you laughing at us. but look again ... we're your future.
have fun this weekend. is OU's game at home this week? good luck with THAT traffic.
-heywood-
Posted by: TyShark9
That was fully as hell. Well, guess I should have phrased that a little better. It feels like I am already married though, cause we have been together for almost 5 years now If she says the word mall, I say I have plans. And what is it with the big ass purses anyways. It's like they have half of the bedroom in there. and the thing weighs more than me. Well, guess thats enough ranting.
Tyler "whipped most of the time" Haynie
Posted by: Heywood
my favorite is standing in front of those huge plate glass windows, holding her purse, while she sorts thru bras of every shape and size.
thats just her way of making sure that the last shred of my dignity is gone forever.
-heywood-
Posted by: nukeim
Do what I do every time I break in a new girlfriend.
Next time she wants you to go to the mall, show up in a dress and high heels begging to carry her purse, then skip around the mall (do NOT wear underwear) singing Uncle Remus songs, and screaming like a schoolgirl every time you pass Fredericks (or gas).
She won't invite you again.
Posted by: TyShark9
haha
Posted by: Heywood
ok mike, you win. thats too twisted even for me.
-heywood-
Posted by: okieRrider
Hey guys and gals anybody else goin to the Beaver dunes this weekend for the races... Me and a few other Mid West Trikers are going....we're leavin about 5:30 in the mornin....lol anyways if ya make it up there i'll be on my 85 250r and my buddy will be on an 86 350x if you see us my name is Chris....later
Posted by: bearaf
Hey Mike, What time you going to get there tomorrow? We'll be leaving Edmond right around 11 so we should be there at noon.
Aaron
Posted by: nukeim
Not sure...What time is the game? I don't want to get caught in all that traffic.
Posted by: bearaf
The game starts at 11. I thought it was going to be on a channel I could get at the river, but its on foxSW.
Posted by: nukeim
Yeah...Not in HD, so I'm not going to watch it. BR>
Leaving @ 11 is probably a good idea in order to miss the traffic, unless I leave at 8.
Like that's going to happen.
See you guys about noon then.
Posted by: blondierider
Hello, My sister Shawna told me about this forum and I have been reading it for about a week I guess. Decided to join, and I might be at Honubia with her on Sunday so I hope to meet ya'll. I have been at the Antlers Deer Festival tonight, This is the first year I got to go and I thought it was pretty neat. Good live music, chainsaw art show, indian tacos, all kinds of hunting booths. Can't beat that Anyway, hope I get to see ya next weekend.
Deana
Posted by: rxrider
Did you get wet at the Deer Festival? We are planning on going tomorrow.
Posted by: blondierider
Shawna,
As soon as we were out of Antlers town limits it started what your husband would call a turd floater. and I don't know about you but I'm going to the Deer Festival tomorrow.
Deana
Posted by: rxrider
What time are ya going?
Posted by: blondierider
Shawna,
Well they are giving away a gun at 1 so I want to get there before that so I can enter in that drawing. The chili cookoff judging starts at 11:30 so I think I want to get there around noon so I can eat some chili. Deana
Posted by: rxrider
Sounds like a plan. Give us a call when you get ready, maybe if my husband is up and around we'll ride together
Posted by: Bobman
Well.....how did everyone's day at the river go???
Bob "Stuck behind the desk" Bobman
Posted by: nukeim
Good times, good times Bob. Lot's of riding, nothing major broken, and only a few mishaps.
Posted by: okieRrider
Hey guys made it back from the races at the beaver dunes and man was it a good time....the trails there are frickin awsome.... a lot better than waynoka (little sahara) one the guys in our group raced his polaris 500 in the sport utlility motox race and came in second place and his cousin has a very highly modded yzf 450 that he got second place in the modified drags with...yes he beat the ported and polished piped banshees....lol..... the fastest banshee out there was jim from jims sandbox in waynoka and he ran 100 yds in 4.9 seconds....lol he was flyin and throwin sand....anyways it was a great trip and look forward to more....later....Chris
Posted by: Brink74868
Okie,
I'm about to receive a Honda 185 3wheeler. I understand it is in running, but rough condition. Do you know anyone that has one for parts, or may need one for parts? I'll know more tonight when I pick it up. It is in a package deal with a 125m that's in excellent condition.
Gordon,
I just had to get something that'd float on it's own!! BR>
Jason "I'm getting backup" BrinkMan
Posted by: okieRrider
Hey brink, there was aguy from our group that lived in yukon that had a 185, but he gave it to his brother in arkansas a few weeks back other than that no i don't know anyone off hand that has one.....they are a very good machine if you decide to fix it up yourself. That bike will go anywhere you want it to,,,,lol just point the front wheel and away ya go....Chris
Posted by: JimsPolaris
Hey yall,
I have not ridden with you guys yet, but I am going to try to go with you to SE Oklahoma next Saturday. I have joined the club and posted here a couple of times. I work alot so it is hard for me to get away sometimes. I am looking forward to ridin' with you guys and gals. I recently purchased a new 04.5 700 and have not had time to ride it much. I live in far NW OKC and would like to meet up with folks leaving from OKC. I will only be able to stay on Saturday and will be coming home Sat. nite after we finish riding. I am fairly new to this so any advise on things I should bring would be very helpful.
Thank You,
Jimmy
Posted by: Bobman
Jimmy,
Bring your quad, some extra gas, plenty of water, your LAND ACCESS FEE PERMIT, somethign to eat/snack on. I am going to be leaving my house about 4:30 AM and meeting up with my friend in Shawnee. we will try to leave his house around 6:00, conservatively thinking, that should put us at the riding area about 10:00 - 10:30.
Jimmy, we will all arrange a meeting place and time soon. Keep watching the board here for more informaion.
Bob
Posted by: Bobman
Mike, Aaron and Ty
Are you guys gonna follow me to Brent's or just meet up with us in Antlers or Rattan???
Is there anyone who does not have a state map? Is there anyone who will need directions on how to get to Rattan?
The easiest way to tell you how to get there frok OKC is to take I-40 east to Henryetta and then take the Indian Nations Turnpike south to Antlers, exit at Antlers and then proceed through Antlers east for 12 miles until you get to Rattan. We will most likely try to arrange a meeting place at Antlers (I am thinking Jim Ray's Quick Stop) or possibly at Rattan. The only problem is that the only store in Rattan has limited parking space. I would like to try to meet in Antlers around 9:30 or so if possible.
Bob
Posted by: TyShark9
hey bob,
I'll be able to meet you guys in Antlers. I am going to stay at my parents house on Fiday night (They live about 30 min. from Henryetta. I'll probably get there about the same time you guys do. I'll call if I am going to be running behind, but most likely I will be there around 9:30.
Tyler
Posted by: Brink74868
9:30??
GOOD LORD that's early. Is anyone going to be an hour or two later? I have to work 'til around 3:00 or so Saturday morning and could use the extra hour or two of sleepy to get me through the weekend.
Bob, why not sleep in 'til 6:00 or so?BR>
Just a suggestion. I could tough it out I guess, but we have the whole weekend.
Now, everyone tell me to tough it out & I will. BR>
Jason "need sleepy" BrinkMan
Posted by: Bobman
Jason...
I wanted to go down the night before, that way we could sleep in, but no one else wanted to.
Bob
Posted by: okieRrider
Hey guys I think a bunch of us are going to go the trails at lake murray on the 23rd of this month.... If anyone can make it, its gonna be fun....lol Chris
Posted by: rxrider
Sure has been quiet lately...Is everyone wore out from the weekend or what? BR>
Shawna
Posted by: nukeim
Yup...I'm still sore from the weekend.
Oh....Wait....That's just lazy masquerading as soreBR>
Bob, I'm not sure that I'm going to be able to make it now. More to follow later in the week.
Posted by: trailride
I am very ready to get out of here for the weekend. This has to be one of the longest weeks .How many campers we going to have ?
Bob, Can we use the wood from there to build a fire ?
Brent
Posted by: Brink74868
Brent,
Whether my buddies tag along or not, I'm going to camp Saturday. Missy will not be joining us for she would rather stay home with Meathead than have him actually spend the night with someone he likes I'm still trying to work on her, but she is, in fact, a woman and makes absolutely no sense to me!
What time are you riding off into the sunrise?
Jason "the more I learn about women, the more confused I get" BrinkMan
Posted by: Bobman
Brent...
You know all the houses and all the buildings you have ever seen...there is enough timber where we will be riding that you can easily build that many houses again. We do not need to tote firewood. There is a ton of it lying around there. I am going to take a bow saw to make it more manageable and stuff but trust me there is plenty of firewood laying around there.
I think I can get to your house at 5:00....can you be ready to roll by 6? You can sleep in the truck on the way down if ya like.
Bob
Posted by: trailride
Bob
Yep i will be ready to roll by 6 no problem. I might have to sleep just a little on the way down. If you are here around 5 i will be up and getting ready
Brent
Posted by: Brink74868
Gordon,
What time do you plan on being in Antlers?? Missy may go after all, so we'll just play it by ear on that part. Is Ginny going to join you?
Bob,
What is the official "we're leaving with or without you" time for Saturday?? I'm getting ready to rock and roll!! BR>
Jason "I'm so happy, I don't even know me's who" BrinkMan
Posted by: Bobman
Brent....
Cool I will be there at 5:00 I figure that hopefully we can jsut swap trailers and put mine on your trailer and you can throw your gear in the back of my truck.
I am taking the EZ-UP also.
Bob
Posted by: trailride
Thats a 10-4
Cant belive i just said that
Tnerb
Posted by: Bobman
I can't belive you just said that either.
Heck maybe we can get out of there by 5: 30 then if we are smooth enough
How much extra gas are you taking?
Bob
Posted by: trailride
I am taking my 5gallon/8gallon full plus a quad full. Think i shoould take more ?
Brent
Posted by: Bobman
I am taking 15 gallons plus a full quad
Bob
Posted by: lvthoutdrs
Bob,
Chuck and I are leaving after he gets off work on friday. He usually gets off a little early on friday. We will be at the camp site on cloudy creek if all works out as planned. Is the parking solid in the camp area in case of rain? If anyone wants to follow us down, get in touch and we will meet.
charlie
Posted by: trailride
I will bring more then . Are we in for an Iron Butt session ? Bob you must be ready to put some miles on that 700 then . With 8 gallons and a full quad i can do about 130 miles.
Brent
Posted by: Bobman
Charlie,
The soil down there is a really strange variety. I am not an agricultural type person but it would be what I would call LOAM, it is really great about displacing water. It can rain 3 inches in 15 minutes and you look around there are no puddles, there is just a lot of yellow dirt. Its hard to describe but yes the parking area should suffice in bad weather.
Brent,
My quad uses about as much gas as my truck does...about 20 gallons for 200 miles hahahhaaa.
I would rather have it and not need it, then to need it and not have it.
Bobman
Posted by: gsettle081
Jason
YES Ginny is going with me. We will leave here Saturday morning about 6:30 am. Should be in Antlers around 9:30AM. We are going to stay in that cabin we rented before in Antlers on Saturday night. You guys are welcome to stay with us if you want. (That goes for the rest of you also. The cabin will sleep 6 adults comfortably.
PS Jason...There is a mote outside the cabin just for you. It is only 2 or 3 ft deep
Posted by: medic52
Tnerb: now thats a name i havent heard in a while i suppose uncle bud is going on the trip with you too huh?!?!? well i hope you guys have fun i wish i could go any way see ya later Ydna
Posted by: trailride
Ydna ,
No this time in the words of a great man " Goldang flies aint gonna get none of my whhhhhisky BR>
Tnerb
Posted by: medic52
i thought of his name it was harold imagine that a drunk named harold
Posted by: TyShark9
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Originally posted by: gsettle081
Jason
YES Ginny is going with me. We will leave here Saturday morning about 6:30 am. Should be in Antlers around 9:30AM. We are going to stay in that cabin we rented before in Antlers on Saturday night. You guys are welcome to stay with us if you want. (That goes for the rest of you also. The cabin will sleep 6 adults comfortably.
PS Jason...There is a mote outside the cabin just for you. It is only 2 or 3 ft deep
How much are the cabins per night?
Tyler
Posted by: gsettle081
I'm checking on a new cabin now. REBEL HILL IS FULL. I will let you know. Rebel Hill was $125.00 per night. IT would easily sleep 4 couples. I will find us a similar place.
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Posted by: Bobman
Mike....
Are you still going? Brent said you posted where you were not going but I didnt see it.
Jason....
I am shooting for 9:30 AM in Antlers America. I would like to meet at Jim Ray's Quick Stop. It is on the west end of Antlers and it would be on what is primarily the north side of the road (although I think the road is at an odd angle there) Either way if you are coming into Antlers from the west Jim Ray's will be on your left hand side of the road. Everyone can fuel up and buy their Permits there if they do not have them already. They also have regular (as opposed to irregular???) convenience store items for any last minute needs. I think we should have a pretty good time.
Bob "It may rain but it usually blows over pretty quickly down there, but I am bringing cards and stuff just in case" Bobman
Posted by: rxrider
Everybody and anybody staying Saturday night,
What are the plans for Sunday? (if there are plans)...
Shawna
Posted by: Bobman
Shawna...
I think that there will be a few who ride on Sunday. I know Brent and I will be there probably all day Sunday, not sure about the others. There may be a couple of other guys who camp until Monday morning as I plan to do.
Bob
Posted by: gsettle081
Jason and I may ride early. Ginny may ride middle of the morning after coffee.
Ginny and I will head back to Texas about 1 or 2 PM.
Gordon
Posted by: TyShark9
anyone gonna fish? I'm bringing my gear, and a couple extra rods if anyone wants to fish. I think I saw someone post that there is a place to fish there, but if not, I'm gonna be casting in the dirt BR>
So Bob, If I follow my map to antlers, will I run into the store?
Tyler
Posted by: nukeim
It's not looking good for me Bob.
Posted by: Heywood
hey bob,
call me as soon as you see this. i should be at home, if not, i'll have my cell.
-heywood-
Posted by: Bobman
Ty....
I am bringing my gear. I can show you some GREAT places to fish. I mean GREAT places.
Your best bet is to bring an ultra-light kit if you have one
Bob "Fishing is good" Bobman
Posted by: TyShark9
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Originally posted by: nukeim
It's not looking good for me Bob.hr>
Hey Mike, you gonna be able to make it?
Tyler
Posted by: lvthoutdrs
50% chance of rain!!
Is anyone still going?
charlie
Posted by: JimsPolaris
It looks like I am going to have to go to the bank to get a loan for fuel for the trip. Crude hit an all time high yesterday so I am sure it will go up at the pump today!
I will see you guys down there tomorrow.I am looking forward to riding with you. I drive a dark blue '02 GMC Sierra extended cab P/U with a black trailer and blue sportsman on back. Look for me as I will be the one to get lost. I am good at that. About how long of a drive is it from OKC?
Thanks,
Jimmy
Posted by: nukeim
Sorry fellas. I can't make it.
Maybe next time.
Posted by: TyShark9
so, am I the only sport going?
Posted by: Bobman
Ty...
Looks like you will be the only sport Bike.
Jimmy.
I have an idea. Do you think you can meet up with Brent and I at the BIG REST STOP on I-40? It is on the east side of Shawnee. I am not sure how far it is fromSeminole but this is the BIG rest stop. that is like 2 or 3 acrees and has the Big High lights and the vending machines and stuff. You know which one I am taling about? Can you meet us there between say 6:15 and 6:30??? We will try to be there. We will be in a Maroon Ford pulling a trailer with a Yellow Suzuki and a Red Kawasaki on board. We will be on the look out for you.
Bob
Posted by: gsettle081
Ty
Jason is going and he is a GOOD SPORT. We are going rain or shine. Leaving here at 6:30 AM. We should be in Antlers by 9:30 easy.
gordon
Posted by: Bobman
See you all there....
I am heading off to bed now to get some sleep then I am up at 4:00 to go get Brent...
See you at Jim Ray's Quick Stop, Antlers, America...
9:30 AM...
If you've never been...you will love this...if you have been you will love it again.
Bob "Shavin' my head and tunin' my banjo" Bobman
Posted by: rxrider
This is probably a little late (or a lot), but ya'll have a great time tomorrow and BE SAFE! I may see some of ya Sunday.
Shawna
Posted by: Bluegoose
I'm interested in getting you guys to work for me. I will send you'all out to make it rain. You go to the Northwest (Little Sahara) and it rains. Now to Southeastern and it rains. I'm pretty sure that I could keep you'all busy riding around the country. If you haven't figured it out by now, you are going to get your head rained on.
You guys do me a favor, Don't go to Little Sahara in two weeks. I want it to be pretty up there. Gotta go do some maintence on the 4 wheelers. Got to get them ready for Little Sahara,
Hope you guys have fun.
Ronnie
Posted by: TyShark9
Anyone want to ride with me on Sunday in Purcell?
Tyler
Posted by: gsettle081
Thanks guys fpr being so caring on Sunday. Ginny and I were beat. We hung around the Bed and Breakfast eating a GREAT breakfast and drinking coffee. With it raining like it was we were not too crazy to go riding. ThaNks for watching after us and waiting on us on Saturday. MY wife may even let me go with go guys without her. THAT IS A TRUE COMPLIMENT!!
Posted by: trailride
Despite all the rain , i still had a good ride saturday and sunday. If you have never been where we were you really need to go. Any bike can have a good time on those roads. Its even easy to get lost with a "guide" in the lead. I dont think we had as much fun as Charlie and Chuck on sunday . It was nice to meet Shawna and Dena , I hope you 2 can make it up here sometime for a ride.
Ronnie , Our going rate is $ 1 per mile plus lodging .
Brent
Posted by: gsettle081
From what we heard on the way back to Texas... Charlie and Chuck went about a zillion miles in the wrong direction... How about it Charley?? You need to lead next time. Our guides (Keith and Bob) just took us around in a big circle. We ONLY went 40 miles.
Here is where we stayed!!! Great bed and Breakfast in Hugo
Old Johnson House; Hugo, Oklahoma
Posted by: JimsPolaris
Hey Gang,
I had a blast on my inaugural ride with the club. I am glad I got the chance to go and cant wait to ride with you all again. Hopefully we can go to the river soon, weather permitting. I was sorry I did not get to see Jason do his submarine routine!!!
If you have not been to this area to ride it is awesome. Easy riding with a great group!!
Thanks,
Jimmy"I got a muddy shower from Bobman" Monteith
Posted by: Heywood
hey,
it was fun. even the rain wasnt enough to kill a great weekend.
in fact, im glad it wasnt dry and dusty. i'd rather ride down there when theres a bit of moisture in the air.
nice meeting all of the new folks and the old ones that i hadnt met before.
and shawna, that was me flashing my lights at you when you turned off the hiway toward your house on the way home.
y'all be good til next time,
-heywood-
Posted by: Bobman
Gordon & Ginny,
Charlie and Chuck went the right way. They got to see a lot of stuff that we didnt. Sunday we all got caught on the trail when the main onslought (sp?) of rain came down. I agree with brent, despite the rain I had a really good time. I just wish that I would have been able to get in a little fishing. To me though, the best part was just meeting new people and getting to know others better. Keith, Brent, Chuck, Charlie and myself sat around the fire for the better part of 2-3 hours and talked about riding, everyday life and everything from 4-wheelers to satellite TV to trailer construction.
Chuck & Charlie,
It was GREAT to meet with you all again and get to know you. I love to lookover and compare maps and such, and once I get a mapping GPS I want to sit down with you and go over more stuff about that. I hope you guys come to the river with us for the cookouts (although that may be coming to an end soon witht he cooler weather). Again I really enjoyed getting to know you guys better and hope to see more of you in the future.
Shawna & Deana,
It was great to meet you two gals. We enjoyed riding with you all and look forward to meeting you all again in the future. We were impressed with the way you two kept up with Brent and I on the cloudy road when we came back at full throttle. We hope to see you all again both on the boards and again in person.
Mike, Ty & Aaron,
Brent and I found a hill that you all would LOVE to go up, not only is it on a pretty good grade but it has 12-16" speed bumps that you guys could get some good air on. Plus on the logging road straits you all could run as fast as you like on nice hard, compacted dirt.
Jason & Missy,
It was great to see you all again, Jason just needs to start taking things less seriously and loosen up, ahahahahaha. Missy....start wearing gloves so us guys that do won't feel like such wusses.
Jimmy,
It was good to meet and ride with you. Aaron and I need more Pokes fans in the group so you HAVE to return. We will meet at the river in Purcell very soon again and will let you know when that will be. I hate that you drove so far for only 3 hours riding time..but maybe next time you can stay overnight and get in more riding.
To the couple we met in Henryetta at the EZ Mart,
It was good to meet you two and if you are reading this then you found the right link to our board. We hope to ride with you in the future and send us mail we will give you a club directory and tell you when and where future events will take place.
If I missed anyone please forgive me as I can not remember everyone's names but I think I got everyone. I really enjoyed meeting everyone and hope to see you all gain soon.
Bob
Posted by: Brink74868
Bob,
Once again, thanks for starting the club. Missy & I have really enjoyed the rides and this weekend was no exception. This is a GREAT area & we look forward to more rides there. As I stated before, I really look forward to more of the trail riding, but the roads were absolutely breathtaking. Next time I will check my pockets better before leaving work so we won't have to leave early. I will probably also leave my phone off so I can't be reached.
Jim,
It was nice riding with you and we look forward to seeing you again.
Charlie & Chuck,
It was nice meeting you guys. Too bad you couldn't have gotten "misplaced" with us (we were NEVER lost, just ask Keith). Maybe we can hook up & ride Muenster or something at a later date.
Shawna & Dena,
Sorry we missed you two, but I have many bad habits. One is keeping other people's stuff & forgetting to return it. I had a nice fella's house keys & he needed them (long story) so we had to leave Saturday night. Another of my vices is breaking stuff & drowning my Quad, which I did NOT do this time (Hurray for me!!!!!) BR>
Gordon & Ginny,
Once again, it was a pleasure to see you guys!! Gordon, many thanks for the hats!! We will hook up and do the Muenster thing, I promise. Thanks for the invite!! If you haven't given David directions to the board, do so pretty soon.
David,
Good luck learning the GPS! I have had mine for several months and still haven't figured out half of the crap it does, so don't feel bad. Heck, mine don't even have roads on it.
All in all, it was a GREAT ride even if we didn't stay but half a day. Missy isn't much into going outdoors when the temperature is below 65 or 70, but I love it. She may be hard to find until March or April. Something about temperature tolerance seems to follow one's figure. I can't help it that she's skinny & I'm a bit portly. BR>
Jason "once again, I've managed to screw something up" BrinkMan
Posted by: lvthoutdrs
Bob, Thanks for starting the club. It has given me a chance to meet some new and interesting folks. It is hard to find time to do the fun things in life. Thanks for setting a date and arranging the campout/ride. Chuck and I really enjoyed sitting around the fire and talking. I wish all could have stayed. That was the most fun of the weekend. It is never boring with Keith around.
Next campsite needs to be south of Cloudy Road. Bob told us about it and checked it out. Tall trees to park under and Little River only a few yards away. Much easier to find time to fish. What most of you may not know is that we had local talent as camphosts and tour guides. Bob and Keith know the area and a lot about the the natives. We had some great history lessons on the area.
As Brent said, any ATV (even Banshees) and rider skill level would feel comfortable in that area. There was only one time we had to pick a line and that was when we came to a washed out bridge over Little River. We went down stream a little to some rapids and crossed there. It wasn't bad, just had to pick a line to stay on top of the rocks.
We met a dad and his kid (About 10-12 yrs. old). They crossed the same area and the kid had less trouble than any of us.
WE got to ride about 130 miles. The last 20 in rain. We got a feel for the area terrain. East toward Pickens, flat and boring. North to great Vista views and mountains. Along the river for tree covered trails. The next time it will be exploring time. Checking out all the side trails to see where they go and find some unexpected treasures. And use the trail feature on the GPS to find our way back.
The sport quads would have had a ball in the rain. Power sliding with the wheels throwing a stream of mud and water.
Need some input,
I have thought about taking an older travel trailer and converting it to a Toy Hauler. I could probably do the conversion and sell it for less than half on a new unit. Would like feedback on what you think the market might be in this area. Out west, the Toy Hauler is the hottest item in RV's, but don't see that many here.
Gordon,
Thanks for the hats and it was good to meet you guys. Maybe we can come down your way, eat a McGeehees and ride muenster, tx. Is texas capitalized if they loose to OU? lol
Looking forward to the next time
charlie
Posted by: Brink74868
Charlie,
I am holding out on buying an RV until I find a good toy hauler. I can't see going camping without my quads and I will not pull two trailers. I think the toy hauler population is about to burst at the seamswith the exploding popularity of ATV's. If you can do it, you will stay extremely busy!!
Good luck,
Jason
Posted by: Bobman
Charlie,
I agree with Jason, I think Toy Haulers will soon take off as possibly the leading component of the RV market. The reason I say that is based on observations of last deer season when I rode the same area in which we camped this weekend. In the past, say 10-12 years back, one rarely saw RV's in the are be it motorhome or TT. All campsites were filled and it was 95% tent dwellers. Last season keith and I did not hunt (I have never hunted) but rather just drove around and talked to various people. What we noticed was that the tables had turned and it was quite the opposite, we saw only ONE tent camp and the others all had TT or Motorhome. And of those with motorhomes, the vast majority also had quads. I think more and more hunters are seeing the quad as an integral part of their hunting equipment. While horses would be more conducive they are just too much maintenance and cost more in the long run. So I think we can say that the quad will remain the utility vehicle of choice for most hunters.
Now, one reason that may be the cause of seeing the campers exclusively use RV's in that area is the Land Access Fee. The land access permit does not appeal to the lower socioeconomic groups who would most likely be tent campers so that may be giving an artificially inflated ratio of RV/tent campers but that is the trend I picked up. Whether the increased transition to RV's is widespread or not I can not say but it does seem that I see more of them on the roads these days. In October/November and March/April, I-35 is heavily loaded with Snowbirds heading N/S depending upon the season. I know that if I could afford it I would get a toy hauler. BUt then again after such a wonderfully refreshing tent session last weekend it would be hard to get me to give up the nylon castle which made such a wonderful abode this last trip, Hahaha.
But now that I have rambled and rambled I will sum it all up by saying a couple more things (should be able to wrap it up in 10-12 paragraphs) I think toy haulers are great, I think Travel Trailer are great. I only have one 1 quad so I do not require a lot of "garage space" in a toy hauler. Some of the ones I have seen are 24' that devote and equal 12' to living and 12 to garage. I would prefer a 16' living quarter and 8' garage section.
I also think it would be reat to have a toy hauler that would possibly be easily adaptable to change up the ratio of living to garage space, maybe place brackets or slots where the bulkhead seperating garage and living area could be moved with just a few moderate modifications.
Also, one thing you might think about (and I am sure the larger mfg's have thought of this as well). I am hardly an expert on things Mechanical (as those of you who ride with me often can attest) but it seems to me that if you could develop a moderatly nice toy hauler that could be hauled behind a vehicle like mine (Small V-8 3.55 rear end, F-150) you would sell more because that way people would not have to trade in their current truck for a more expensive F-250 or Chevy 2500 etc. That way people will not have to choose between a new tow vehicle or a used motorhome as many do. This way you could sell more trailers as people could more readily afford them since they would not have to buy a new tow vehicle.
Another thing to consider is like we talked about, toy haulers are best suited to 1 week stays at the longest. With most trips being weekeders so I think you could get by with "moderate" living conditions, that way you could elimintate more weight. If you have to eliminate anything I woudl eliminate the kitchen area as most people cook outside when they are camping/riding/hunting. If I had a toy hauler I would just want a space to sit, sleep and watch TV in the COLDEST airconditioned environment you can find.
Well I rambled enough. I think you can sell them Charlie, I just have no idea how to build them, but I think the market is there and I think that with the internet anyone can market a product and find buyers.
Bob
Posted by: Heywood
hey bob,
you didnt say anything to me
-heywood-
Posted by: bigtex30
Hello,
It was great meeting everyone this weekend and riding. I enjoyed the view and the tour. Maybe next time I can stay the night and ride the next day and doing some good hard trail riding. I would want Bob and Keith to tour me on that one. I like how Keith speaks his mind. Bob, thanks for coming up with the site.
Jason,
It was good to meet you and your wife. I will figure that Gps out soon I hope.
Posted by: Heywood
hey guys (and girls),
im glad everyone had a good time. the only thing missing was a nice sleet storm.
we need to do that again pretty quick.
and charlie, if youre serious about making those toy haulers, holler at me. i think theres a pretty good market in thos area. kevin wingate there in purcell sells a few, so theres at least a small market just right here locally.
i know a little about selling stuff like that, and lord knows i have the time. give me a yell and maybe we can put something together.
now thats enough about bidness ... lets talk about when we're going to ride again !
-heywood-
Posted by: Brink74868
Bob (and Charlie),
In the Weekend Warrior brand I saw, the back wall folds down into a ramp and you merely roll the carpet forward into the "living room" to haul your quad(s) on the linoleum floor. When you arrive, you roll out the toys, roll the carpet back, and the whole critter is living space again. There are mods (of course) to turn the "ramp" into a patio with an awning or mosquito netting where the back door (wall) lives. I, like Bob, think the idea of a partition (sp?) seperating the quads from the living area is a dumb one & only gives up precious space in a RV.
Jason "just my opinion (as usual)" BrinkMan
Posted by: Bobman
Keith,
I enjoyed riding with you. I think I have ridden with you in the past a few times. I will probably ride with you in the future.
There now I have said something to you.
Bob
Posted by: Heywood
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Originally posted by: Bobman
Keith,
I enjoyed riding with you. I think I have ridden with you in the past a few times. I will probably ride with you in the future.
There now I have said something to you.
Bob
i dont know
im pretty particular about who i ride with.
-heywood-
Posted by: Bobman
Jason,
The benefit of having a divider between the quads and the living area is that you can cut down the square footage of living area that the heating/cooling system has to take care of. Plus, it cuts down on the smell of gas and oil and things like that. I think the idea of a partition is good, I just think it might be cool if you could move it (kind of like the adjustable trays in your tackle box) by having a series of clamp locks that would snap it in place. I don't think it would be a load bearing wall so you wouldn't really have to worry about that.
Bob "I will have to get the legos out tonight and see what I can do about a prototype" Bobman
Posted by: Bobman
Also,
Would someone please send that guy his hat and stickers????
Bob
Posted by: rxrider
I really enjoyed the ride Sunday. I wish that I could have ridden Saturday and met everyone, but part of working at Wally World is working some Saturdays. I'm certainly going to try to go more often.
Shawna
Posted by: rxrider
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Originally posted by: Heywood
hey,it was fun. even the rain wasnt enough to kill a great weekend.in fact, im glad it wasnt dry and dusty. i'd rather ride down there when theres a bit of moisture in the air.nice meeting all of the new folks and the old ones that i hadnt met before.and shawna, that was me flashing my lights at you when you turned off the hiway toward your house on the way home.y'all be good til next time,-heywood-
Keith, I didn't see ya flash your lights, but I did make a comment to Deana that whoever was behind me probably would have appreciated me using a blinker, but I was low on blinker flood BR>Shawna
Posted by: okieRrider
hey guys, when and where is the next ride gonna be. i would love to go to one and test my r on some rocky terrain.....all she's seen so far is dirt and sand...lol.... chris ( i forgot what i was gonna say) sanders
Posted by: bearaf
It's official...I can no longer be blamed for bringing the rain!! Sounds like everyone had a great time.
Aaron
Posted by: gsettle081
Charlie
I think you are on to something with the toy haulers. Ginny and I WILL NEVER BE A CUSTOMER, BECAUSE WE DON'T LIKE TO CAMP. That being said, we might use a toy hauler to spend the day in or just have a bath room. We are going to buy a new pickup with a big back seat to take another couple with us. The more diverse the group the more a toy hauler makes sense. I also think groups would rent them to cut down on the number or vehciles going on a ride like ours. Let me know if you want a partner. I think ANYTHING that gets people out riding will sell. You just can't have fun like we did on Saturday and not get other people involved.
Here's another idea we need to discuss. Why don't we buy some land in Rattan, or Broken Arrrow and put a cabin in for all of us to use. The toy hauler and RVS could park on the land next to the cabin. We could ALL visit ater riding and get to know each other better after a hard days ride.
Posted by: Bobman
Gordon....
I really hope you meant Broken Bow, hahaha Broken Arrow is a suburb of Tulsa...but we know what you meant.
Bob "My aunt can sell you some land down there" Bobman
Posted by: nukeim
D@mn....I think that's the first ride I've missed. And it was a good one.
Posted by: gsettle081
Broken Bow... Broken Arrow... Broken Back... The town east of Cloudy. Somewhere in the mountains for us to ride and hang out.
MIKE
We missed you. Ginny and I rode 40 miles on Saturday. The rest of the group would have gone 100 miles had they not had to wait on us. You would have enjoyed the trails, and Charlie. See you next time
Posted by: lvthoutdrs
Gordon,
Thanks for the input. Hope you can stay in camp next time as you missed all the campfire STORIESBR>
I have owned cabins before and you end up going to that area because you have a cabin there. You would rather go somewhere else for a change. You have the maintenance of a second home and a few would end up with all the work.
My wife doesn't like to camp either or stay in motels. As she says, I've done that. But we have spent up to 6 months a year away from home.
With an RV, you take your cabin with you, If you want to see a different area it's easy, You don't have to use a realtor.
If you don't like your neighbors, turn the key clockwise. (did you see our neighbors Sat. night??!!BR>
It would be a better idea for the club to own an RV and charge a maintenance fee to use. There would be some problems and hard feelings, so maybe that is not a good idea.
The last time I stayed in a motel was 4 years ago in CO. After you have done that an RV is next on the list.
With an RV, you can be as simple or complex as you want. From what Bob wants with a bath, bed, chair and good AC to all the conveniences of home.
With the SE OK area being free to camp (only the user access fee) it is hard to beat.
Bob, how long can you stay in one area? In the state parks, it is two weeks.
Charlie (im ready to go again) Peters
Posted by: Heywood
charlie,
i dont think there is a limit to how long you can stay in one spot. as long as you dont build anything lol.
ive know people to stay in one place for better than a month.
-heywood-
Posted by: Bobman
Charlie...
What you said about the cabin is so true. When I had my lake spot I ended up going there many weekends when I really didnt want to just so that I could do some work on it. A big part of why I sold it was because I realized that I was becoming just like the people who had been there for many years. They were the same 8 people sitting around the same picnic table on the same deck talking about stuff that happened 3-4 years ago. Now don't get me wrong I am not saying anything bad about them, they are still some of my best friends, but it is just like I predicted. Three years later and they are still there doing the same stuff. I have no delusions of Grandeur but I did like to think that I was at least going to "expand my horizons" beyond the shores of Lake Carl Blackwell's Cabin Cove East...Anyway...I agree that any "club member co-op owned" property is just a bad idea waiting to happen. In fact, Community property is part of what caused me to lose the best friend I ever had.
Bob "Just my opinion" Bobman
Posted by: Heywood
ok, i still dont have any stickers, but gordon gave me a hat so i'm way ahead of that other guy.
-heywood-
Posted by: Brink74868
Am I missing something with the stickers?
Posted by: Bobman
Jason,
For the longest time the thread right below ours was "No Hat No Stickers" some guy whining because he never got his hat and stickers for upgrading to the "Supporting Member Status"
Poor Kid.
Bob
Posted by: rxrider
I'm so glad the sticker thing has been explained. I was also confused. I now feel my life is complete BR>Shawna
Posted by: Heywood
hey shawna,
i was thinking ... i met you once, then followed you home. i think that qualifies me as a stalker.
and my teachers said i'd never amount to anything. HA!!!
-heywood-
Posted by: gsettle081
Ok so points that need to be clarified.
1. the sticker guy... Why did it show up on our page in the first place?
2. The cabin sounds like a bad deal. ( I had not thought about being the only place you could go. I forgot my childhood.)
3. Charlie's toy hauler still sounds good.
4. When are we riding again... Seems like someone said November 9, but I would have to go back way too many pages to find the post. (even past the sticker guy)
5. Haywood--- following someone home once or twice does NOT make you a stalker. Maybe a dreamer, but definetly not a stalker.
Posted by: rxrider
That was actually the turnoff to my parents' house, not mine. I live in a whole different part of Farris. It's such a big town, you know...
Shawna
Posted by: Bobman
No.....he's pretty much a stalker... at least he was at the last two meetings of that club too...
Bob
Posted by: Brink74868
Gordon,
I know that November 9th is on a Tuesday, because I have a previous engagement on that day. Besides that, I think that there would be low turnout. BR>
Keith,
I could see you doing a little freelance amateur stalking.. You can do whatever you put your mind to. BR>
Jason "I have to be a smart @$$ every once in a while" BrinkMan
Posted by: bigtex30
Gordon,
I think we could of rode about 80 miles if Jason did not have to stop and use the phone every five minutes. Aslo do you still have my keys to the house and my car with you in the truck. I have been waiting for hours to get them.
David
Posted by: lvthoutdrs
I believe that the next ride is the weekend of OCT. 23rd. Ronnie is hosting it at LS. I believe he is making a long weekend of it because of fall break at Ada. I was going up on Thursday, but now may wait until Friday and Chuck will be going with me. It is not a large area, but should have a good time. You guys without paddles should try it anyway. You will make it just fine with stock tires. You sport quad guys won't have any excuse. There will be all kinds of quads there.
Bob,
I have a tent you are welcome to borrow if you will keep Keith away from it with his knife.BR>
Ronnie,
Is this still your plan?
Charlie (mounting paddles on predator) Peters
Posted by: gsettle081
David
I think I gave the keys to Jason... He is good with keys.
October 23rd is out for us. We have my college reunion that weekend. As old as my classmates are, we have to see each other before we die.
Gs
Posted by: bigtex30
Gordon,
Can you bring some sticker next time? This way every one will have sticker to match their hats that you gave them.
Posted by: Bobman
Charlie...thanks for the offer.
I have a brand new tent still in box (just the right size for me, thats why I didnt have too many misgivings about the one that was donated) its not as big as the one I took to SE Ok but it is a better quality tent I am sure. Remember the one I took the other day was a "returned merchandise" special.
The 23rd is a Saturday and I will be working, then I think I may actually have some plans that evening.
Charlie, also I was looking on line and in case you had not run across it there is a site called www.toyhaulermagazine.com it has a lot of links and other items there it was pretty interesting. I looked at the Weekend Warrior models and kinda liked them.
If I ever come up with one of them just be ready to say, "Naaah officer, he was over at my house all day the day that bank was robbed"
Bob
Posted by: okieRrider
So is LS little sahara???? if so i may be in on that one if not what is it? Chris"I just want to ride"Sanders
Posted by: Heywood
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Originally posted by: Bobman
Charlie...thanks for the offer.
I have a brand new tent still in box (just the right size for me, thats why I didnt have too many misgivings about the one that was donated) its not as big as the one I took to SE Ok but it is a better quality tent I am sure. Remember the one I took the other day was a "returned merchandise" special.
Bob
"better quality"? if it has a roof, its better quality than that piece of cheesecloth we slept under.
even so, it was a great weekend.
i'm going back tuesday, which also happens to be my birthday. and no, i dont want a "tent" for my birthday. i might be interested in the chalice de la soprano tho.
goombye
-heywood-
and yeah, im stalkin shawna. it's on now!
Posted by: rxrider
My own stalker...I feel so important BR>
I've seen those toyhaulers somewhere, probably when we went on vacation this summer. I think they'll be a big hit At the Antlers Deer Festival, they had a trailer with a tent that folded up inside the trailer, then you could haul your quads on top of the trailer. It also transformed into a semi-enclosed trailer. (as you can tell, I don't really know what I'm talking about) It was pretty neat, but a little on the expensive side...and your still camping in a tent--no air conditioner.
Shawna
Posted by: nukeim
The toy haulers are pimp...I almost got one a while back, then realized that I would use it about exactly once a year.
Click here then look through the "Toy Haulers" section....It would be quite cool.
Posted by: lvthoutdrs
Bob,
I agree the Weekend Warrior seems to be the most popular.
Chris,
Yea, LS is little sahara. We will be riding a grey predator and a blue banshee. If we go for the day Saturday, will be in a white ford f350 crew cab dually. If we go overnight, will be in a dutchstar motorhome. Will camp in the north campground. Either will be pulling a 3 quad sideloader trailer with a toolbox on rear and a fuel jug rack on front.
will post later as to which it will be
charlie
Posted by: Bluegoose
Charlie,
Yes, on the Little Sahara trip. We are leaving on Thursday morning arond 4:00am. We should get there about 8-8:30am. We always camp in the north camp if there is any room. I like being close to the big dunes. We will stay until Sunday afternoon.
I will be driving a 1996 Dark green 4 door F-350 4X4 and Matt will be driving his Z-71. Just look at my picture page and HoundDog06 picture page and you will see most of the toys that we are taking plus 2 grizzlies for the night rides, for the boys and their girlfriends. They tell me something about it is more fun with the girls on the grizzlies instead of the the sport bikes. They can just ease around and see the night sights.
There is even some boys from Fort Worth coming up.
Ronnie
Posted by: out18law18
any one up for a ride a prague lake this sunday 10-17-04? should be real muddy still. i was thinking around 1:00 pm but i am flexible.
let me know.
out18law18@yahoo.com or just post here
Posted by: out18law18
my buddy has a 2003 or 2004 im not quite sure kfx400 for sale(same a z400 suzuki) and this thing is good as new seriously the first time he rode it he came off the back of it trying to get a hole shot for racing on the river, and has been hardly rode since. it is clean as a new one and at a much better price. if anyone is interested reply and i will find out his bottom dollar on it for u.
thanks.
Posted by: bigtex30
Heywood,
What day does Deer season open where we rode this last weekend and how long does it run for?
David
Posted by: bearaf
Mike,
You definately need a toy hauler
Posted by: Heywood
david,
season opens on the 23rd, but my family is going down on the 19th.
more family is showing up on the 20th.
we'll stay the week anyway, maybe longer. who knows?
-heywood-
Posted by: Heywood
hey guys,
my page was a featured pictured page last saturday, and i didnt even know it.
im coming up in the world.
Posted by: nukeim
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Originally posted by: Heywood
hey guys,
my page was a featured pictured page last saturday, and i didnt even know it.
im coming up in the world.
How did you find that out?
Just curious.
And Aaron...No I don't.
Posted by: Heywood
i got an e-mail sayin i was chosen.
i mean, its no burning bush, but it'll work.
i think im gonna like being the chosen one
-heywood-
Posted by: gsettle081
Heywood
Are you the chosen one because of your pictures or your stalking??
Posted by: Heywood
becoming the chosen one because of my pictures make my stalking practices acceptable.
at least thats what im gonna tell the judge.
-heywood-
Posted by: trailride
Kieth,
What were you chosen for ? I am lost BR>
Brent
Posted by: Heywood
everyday, they pick a few pages at random to be the featured pages of the day. they picked my page last saturday, but we were riding so i didnt know about it til we were back.
-the chosen one-
Posted by: gsettle081
Brent
Don't get to impressed or we will never hear the end of the story. By the way, has anyone had any unusual smells following them around since we got back???
Posted by: Brink74868
Posted by: Brink74868
Neo "The One",
Have you been to see the Oracle? I feel special just being near you on "the special day". And I thought you were mental the whole time. I guess you "artist" types call it being eccentric? BR>Anyway, congratulations. I will be expecting a speech soon.
Jason "NOT the chosen one" BrinkMan
Posted by: Heywood
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Originally posted by: gsettle081
Brent
Don't get to impressed or we will never hear the end of the story. By the way, has anyone had any unusual smells following them around since we got back???
LOL ..... what smells are following you gordon?
-tco-
Posted by: Bobman
Gordon....
Just the smell one acquires on the top of a clear cut mountain during a pooring rain.
Bob
Posted by: TyShark9
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Originally posted by: out18law18
any one up for a ride a prague lake this sunday 10-17-04? should be real muddy still. i was thinking around 1:00 pm but i am flexible.
let me know.
out18law18@yahoo.com or just post here
I'll ride.
Mike, Aaron you guys free to ride?
Tyler
Posted by: bearaf
Ty, its OSU's homecoming, I doubt I"ll be home in time Sun to make it to Prague. I am wanting to go back there though.
Aaron
Posted by: TyShark9
well, if it's not too late when you get back and if your not tired, come on out. I'll be there BR>
if you do decide to come out you can call my cell to see if I am still there - 405-202-5085
Tyler
Posted by: nukeim
I don't see me making it out this weekend either.
Posted by: nukeim
El eye be....Keith is no longer the "chosen one"....I just got the email not 10 minutes ago.
"Your personal photo page was randomly selected to be featured on the ATV Connection Forums today! As a featured personal photo page your author icon, a link to your personal photo page, and a brief description of your page will appear on the front page of our gallery today. "
Haha! Take that! I've been "randomly selected".
