Takeover Feedback Thread! Event, location, dates

[swsebek]

For hatfield Its $50 for the year, which depending on your riding group could be cheaper or more expensive than RRB. you can camp at campsites which are everywhere and you can have a gun now. If you want to drink and not wear a helmet and have a fire then you can ride the outlaw trails... which are free to ride.

I have spoke with many folks about other riding areas and a lot have mentioned the Outlaw trails and camping areas as a good one

 

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[Hondasxs]

I love the outlaws, but you are just asking to get people lost. Even with a GPS system. There are several good POI's on the outlaws within range of Ashland.

I have to get down to mulberry and check it out.

 

[Dragon21]

I have spoke with many folks about other riding areas and a lot have mentioned the Outlaw trails and camping areas as a good one

Outlaw trails are fun, they are maintained by locals though so can be hit or miss. the Hatfield trails are typically well maintaned and flow nicely. I enjoy both trail systems when riding there.

 

[Dragon21]

I love the outlaws, but you are just asking to get people lost. Even with a GPS system. There are several good POI's on the outlaws within range of Ashland.

I have to get down to mulberry and check it out.

True about the outlaws. Typically we just start riding and see where we end up. Have learned them better over the years and where to go, but can still be complicated. Hatfield are simple though.

 

[BWAF]

I love the outlaws, but you are just asking to get people lost. Even with a GPS system. There are several good POI's on the outlaws within range of Ashland.

I have to get down to mulberry and check it out.

Arkansas

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[Harman24630]

For hatfield Its $50 for the year, which depending on your riding group could be cheaper or more expensive than RRB. you can camp at campsites which are everywhere and you can have a gun now. If you want to drink and not wear a helmet and have a fire then you can ride the outlaw trails... which are free to ride.

It cost me $200 last year for 4 of us but my 9 year old was only a passenger I’m not doing it again. Being local to the area I’ve rode on what are now considered outlaw trails my whole life and I know my way around pretty good... Bobtmaps has all the trails that you would ever want to be on.

 

[GlockMeister]

I love the outlaws, but you are just asking to get people lost. Even with a GPS system. There are several good POI's on the outlaws within range of Ashland.

I have to get down to mulberry and check it out.

Mullberry is alot of fun! And cheap to ride at only 3 bucks a day

 

[Harman24630]

True about the outlaws. Typically we just start riding and see where we end up. Have learned them better over the years and where to go, but can still be complicated. Hatfield are simple though.

Sometimes it’s all about the journey. Best thing to do whenever you get lost around here is head downhill till ya find hard top then is easy to figure out because there is so many different trail heads to get back in the woods and in these hollers there’s only one way in and one way out via hard top.

 

[nbomar]

I love the outlaws, but you are just asking to get people lost. Even with a GPS system. There are several good POI's on the outlaws within range of Ashland.

I have to get down to mulberry and check it out.

I called mulberry just now to see how big of a group they have ever accommodated and he said they had an event with 6,000 people this past weekend that all stayed. I would say they could handle our group. They have 10 cabins on property, 70 hook up RV sites and unlimited primitive. He did mention we could possibly require a permit from Arkansas game and fish depending on how we setup our actual riding. i explained a little bit of what we did in RRB and the guy said we probably would not require that which is a good thing for us! I'll PM the owners information so you have it.

 

[crazychris]

I called mulberry just now to see how big of a group they have ever accommodated and he said they had an event with 6,000 people this past weekend that all stayed. I would say they could handle our group. They have 10 cabins on property, 70 hook up RV sites and unlimited primitive. He did mention we could possibly require a permit from Arkansas game and fish depending on how we setup our actual riding. i explained a little bit of what we did in RRB and the guy said we probably would not require that which is a good thing for us! I'll PM the owners information so you have it.

bring it to razor back country. make it mid may. weekend after mothers day before it gets to hot or memorial day weekend. make it easier to do a true 2 day riding event.

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[JTW]

That wasn't nice Mr. Bomar.

Crybaby!!

 

[JTW]

Wildcat in KY? You hit the nail on the head. Not even in the same league.

Your point?

I thought Tellico was closed down by a lawsuit from tree huggers? I doubt it will ever be open again...if we're talking about the same place.

Point is you can ride all of it in one day..

 

[Choogsbro]

Point is you can ride all of it in one day..

twice

if you go across the tracks there is a lot more to ride and more challenging trails.

 

[Tigermark]

I called mulberry just now to see how big of a group they have ever accommodated and he said they had an event with 6,000 people this past weekend that all stayed. I would say they could handle our group. They have 10 cabins on property, 70 hook up RV sites and unlimited primitive. He did mention we could possibly require a permit from Arkansas game and fish depending on how we setup our actual riding. i explained a little bit of what we did in RRB and the guy said we probably would not require that which is a good thing for us! I'll PM the owners information so you have it.

Ever heard the phrase “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it”

 

[nbomar]

Ever heard the phrase “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it”

Not trying to “fix anything” it was mentioned so before it kept getting thrown around I wanted to see if it was even a viable option. Go back to your hippy things and go sit on the beach smoking some pot.


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[ohanacreek]

Ever heard the phrase “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it”

You can always improve....

 

[Choogsbro]

uh-oh time to pop some popcorn.

 

[Tigermark]

You can always improve....

True, nothing wrong with trying to improve the experience for the participants, or improve the communication/ planning for the event. But improving doesn’t necessarily mean you have to relocate the event.

 

[Tigermark]

Not trying to “fix anything” it was mentioned so before it kept getting thrown around I wanted to see if it was even a viable option. Go back to your hippy things and go sit on the beach smoking some pot.


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I’m sorry, I thought we were going to have a serious conversation. I’ll just concentrate my efforts on growing the forum here in this part of the country, and try and organize regional rides for folks that can’t make the main event.

 

[Plumber32]

Why not Windrock?