the closest good wheeling to me is 3 hours away. its part of the hobby for some people. it doesnt mean you can just go on any trail you see. thats whats giving off roaders a bad name.

 

Jesus, I shouldn't have to put a no trespassing sign up for you to know not to go on my damn property. That's a good way to get shot at around here... ask around, see if anyone you know or that they know owns some property... ask permission. It's that simple. I've got open rights to two or three spots to ride both my Jeep and my 4 wheeler because I asked. All you gotta do....

 

Same way I have access to private property. Found out who the land owners are, talked to them about it, let them know what I type of wheeling I'd like to do and they said, "Absolutely. No one ever asks. Since you asked you and anyone with you can wheel there." Granted, it's still 4 hours away, but it's better to have more land to wheel on than none.

 

i do the same thing. i typically get a no, but they are always grateful that i even ask.

 

The funny thing is when your stopped by the forest ranger and they start *****ing at you for wheeling until you tell them you/family own this land or have permission. happened a few times when I come out of the woods and they spot me

 

yeah, I've had more say no than yes, but they're always glad I asked.

Had a few of those instances as well. It can get pretty interesting.