by the time that pops up you are already signed...thanks again for your support,again,you do not have to donate.All politicians aint worth a pot of piss,but thats just my view.Why would you spend millions to become president when the salary is like 400,000?That always made me wonder.  

I would like to thank the guys at ricks junkyard,and the guys at rubicon auto in kersey pa.thanks for takin the petition,and hopefully since the guys at rubi already got their own petition started,this will show that we are serious  

if you notice that when the donation page comes up,it says that your signature has been added,please donate.only do it if you want,BUT IT IS NOT REQUIRED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!THANKS GUYS  

thanks again guys  

im tired of the only place to wheel is the mall parking lot  

awe come on you guys didnt give up already did ya!!  

well wat else can we do twiz? we signed it. i dont know bout everyone else but i dont know wats next. i would like to do somthing like this for plymouth mass but idk were to begin.  

I live out here in Nor Cal, and I gladly signed the petition, and I am going to post a link to the petition on my Website at www.norcaloutdoorsupply.com.

We are losing the battle to retain our right to enjoy OUR National Forests. Whether it be in PA, OR, WA, or CA, it almost seems like a lost cause.

The environmental groups fighting against us are paid to spend their time petitioning the law makers in Washington. That's what they do for a living, while those of us who actually use our National Forests for enjoyment are spending all our time and money trying to support a family.

You can't give up hope though, that is what they want us to do. All we can do is continue to lobby our government officials through petitions and hope that they use a little common sense when making decisions on land use.

One other important thing that we could all be doing is stepping up to the plate when we see Yahoos out doing the things that are fueling the environmental group's cases against us. It's tough to do, I know, but every time some yuppie sees some "Red Neck" out spinning donuts in a field or on the beach, the first thing they do is file a complaint with the local authorities. They attend public meetings in their communities and they tell their stories to the Supervisors and Board Members. The Supervisors and Board Members have no choice but to listen to the "Squeaky Wheel".

I have witnessed this scenario here in Northern California, and it is really frustrating to attend these meetings and listen to the whacked out stories and complaints that these people are making on "Public Record".

So, I know I have gotten a little carried away with this reply, but I think it is important that we take action to help ourselves retain our right to use and enjoy our Public Lands. Educate the people you see about what's at stake. Don't be afraid to tell someone who is acting irresponsibly about what damage they may be creating. Not just to the environment, but to all of us, in the form of having us banned from our sport because of a few individuals who don't know or care.

Anyway, good luck with the petition. I hope that in the end you'll get a few acres of our public lands designated for Off Road Use.  

well said. and thanks! you gave me some ideas to help with around my area.  

THANKS TO ALL WHO SIGNED...WE ARE UP TO 107 SIGNATURES ON LINE AND GOT CLOSE TO A 100 BY FOOT....THANK YOU!!!!!!!  

Up date.. We are at 184 now, with plans of involving our state rep at 300. We have several other local clubs helping us on this now, so things are looking up. My only worry is I might not have the money for gas by the time we get a trail...Thanks to all who signed.  

I don't mean to keep beating this horse, But we need a little more help from the off road community. Anyone who hasn't signed, you would be greatly appreciated. We have 259 signatures right now. The more support we get, the better our chances are.

Rocks-n-Roost Off Road club has started a petition for new and reopening of existing trails. Western Pa. has tons of woods with no legal trail for us to wheel on. We are hoping to change this. Please show your support for our sport by signing. The land in question is in Allegheny National Forest. So as long as you live in the U.S. your signature counts. It's your forest too. Any help is greatly appreciated. After entering your name & Email hit the sign petition button. You are now saved. The donation window that comes up next is totally optional. Thanks Again

Petition to Open Pa Jeep Trails