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formguy · 01-16-2012, 07:45 AM

The government of New Hampshire is trying to do a cash grab on ATVers & snowmobilers. They are going to try to put our Grant-In-Aid (GIA) money in the general fund. We have already lost federal Recreational Trails Grants and without GIA money there will be very limited funds (club money only) for trail maintenance and equipment purchase. This money came from our registration dollars and is only supposed to be spent on the group it came from. I urge everyone to send an e-mail and as many as possible to make the meeting below. This could end motorized travel off road in New Hampshire.

FINANCE on 1/26/2012 1:00 PM at LOB 210-211

Building behind the Statehouse; second floor.
Sign in on the sheet, and mark your position.
Second sign in sheet/cards for those that wish to speak. Make it short and don't be repetitive.

House of Representatives

Notice an 'E*mail Committee Members' in the box to the upper right side.

Be nice.
Put your name and municipality/State at the end.

rzrdan · 03-12-2012, 11:29 PM

not a big loss as N.H. has very few riding areas left plus not many care about N.H. anymore i could careless if all the trail's were closed.
everyone is riding in Maine with over 7000 miles of legal trail's plus for a out of state registration its cheaper than a N.H. out of state reg. and N.H. only has 350 miles of trail's with swarms of fish cops just itching to give out tickets

**Mudbuddy** · 03-13-2012, 10:01 AM

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Originally Posted by rzrdan

not a big loss as N.H. has very few riding areas left plus not many care about N.H. anymore i could careless if all the trail's were closed.
everyone is riding in Maine with over 7000 miles of legal trail's plus for a out of state registration its cheaper than a N.H. out of state reg. and N.H. only has 350 miles of trail's with swarms of fish cops just itching to give out tickets

And what are you going to do when Maine follows suit? It is very narrow minded to allow this to happen anywhere without speaking up.

rzrdan · 03-13-2012, 11:49 AM

Maine will never follow suit, Maine is committed to atv trail's with money and laws that promote new trail's.
where N.H. is stopped all funding and pass laws that make it impossible to build trail's

rzrdan · 03-13-2012, 11:56 AM

In the past 8 years maine has added 5000 miles of new trail's
where N.H. has closed 70 percent of trail's
you can ride from s. Maine to Canada on a atv
in N.H. you can ride 30 feet to the end of your driveway legally

formguy · 03-14-2012, 05:37 AM

Pay no attention to this idiot. His name is Dave Morejohn And he has been thrown off at least twenty forums for being stupid. Once he gets kicked off he goes on craigslist and runs his typing hand some more. A friendless, internet superman and nothing more.

**Mudbuddy** · 03-14-2012, 10:55 AM

formguy, good to know and to bad he didn't concentrate some of his time and energy working for the good of our hobby instead of being a troll.

**Ultratec** · 03-14-2012, 03:13 PM

Hope it works out for the Atv enthusiasts of NH..

I hate trolls!

YellowCJ · 03-15-2012, 12:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by formguy

The government of New Hampshire is trying to do a cash grab on ATVers & snowmobilers. They are going to try to put our Grant-In-Aid (GIA) money in the general fund. We have already lost federal Recreational Trails Grants and without GIA money there will be very limited funds (club money only) for trail maintenance and equipment purchase. This money came from our registration dollars and is only supposed to be spent on the group it came from. I urge everyone to send an e-mail and as many as possible to make the meeting below. This could end motorized travel off road in New Hampshire.

FINANCE on 1/26/2012 1:00 PM at LOB 210-211

Building behind the Statehouse; second floor.
Sign in on the sheet, and mark your position.
Second sign in sheet/cards for those that wish to speak. Make it short and don't be repetitive.

House of Representatives

Notice an 'E*mail Committee Members' in the box to the upper right side.

Be nice.
Put your name and municipality/State at the end.

Sorry-ATV'ers are screwed in NH for the most part(Live free or Die huh?). Anyway, ATVing here in Maine is currently very strong thanks only to the fact that Maine is looking at it as a revenue for cash by bringing people in. Add the fact that ATV clubs care and maintain most of the trails now. This may change someday soon and I see cases like NH happening all around the country. I remember that around 7,500 acres was purchased as a multi-use trail just west of me near Berlin NH. It was quite prommissing because we were told they would link that trail with the trails here in Maine. So far only 750 acres have been opened up to ATVers and it looks like advocates are trying to take that away. Anyway-We need more rednecks in New England!

ATV New Hampshire

It is our belief that ATVs are fundamentally incompatible with the environment and in conflict with the concept of the multi-use intention of public lands.

ATVs cause significant soil erosion and damage to wildlife habitats.
ATVs produce excessive noise which negatively impacts the environment.
ATVs are dangerous.
ATV use on public property puts others using those lands at risk.

When a group wishes to use public property and their actions are detrimental to that property and to the safety of others using that property, we have a right to limit that

YellowCJ · 03-23-2012, 04:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rzrdan

Maine will never follow suit, Maine is committed to atv trail's with money and laws that promote new trail's.
where N.H. is stopped all funding and pass laws that make it impossible to build trail's

LOL, never say never-anything can happen especially here in Southern Maine. Arrostock county on the other hand-heck thats how people get to the store up there.

01-16-2012, 07:45 AM	#1 (permalink)
formguy Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Warren Posts: 198	New Hampshire Emergency The government of New Hampshire is trying to do a cash grab on ATVers & snowmobilers. They are going to try to put our Grant-In-Aid (GIA) money in the general fund. We have already lost federal Recreational Trails Grants and without GIA money there will be very limited funds (club money only) for trail maintenance and equipment purchase. This money came from our registration dollars and is only supposed to be spent on the group it came from. I urge everyone to send an e-mail and as many as possible to make the meeting below. This could end motorized travel off road in New Hampshire. FINANCE on 1/26/2012 1:00 PM at LOB 210-211 Building behind the Statehouse; second floor. Sign in on the sheet, and mark your position. Second sign in sheet/cards for those that wish to speak. Make it short and don't be repetitive. House of Representatives Notice an 'E*mail Committee Members' in the box to the upper right side. Be nice. Put your name and municipality/State at the end. __________________ President Mount Moosilauke ATV Club B.O.D. New Hampshire Off Highway Vehicle Association '05 Rincon, Guru Bumper, Moose heated grips, Kolpin box, 26"Swamp Lites '06 Rancher ES (wifes) '07 TRX 250EX (loaner)

03-14-2012, 05:37 AM	#6 (permalink)
formguy Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Warren Posts: 198	Pay no attention to this idiot. His name is Dave Morejohn And he has been thrown off at least twenty forums for being stupid. Once he gets kicked off he goes on craigslist and runs his typing hand some more. A friendless, internet superman and nothing more. __________________ President Mount Moosilauke ATV Club B.O.D. New Hampshire Off Highway Vehicle Association '05 Rincon, Guru Bumper, Moose heated grips, Kolpin box, 26"Swamp Lites '06 Rancher ES (wifes) '07 TRX 250EX (loaner)

03-14-2012, 10:55 AM	#7 (permalink)
Mudbuddy Moderator Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Kenosha Posts: 9,911	formguy, good to know and to bad he didn't concentrate some of his time and energy working for the good of our hobby instead of being a troll. __________________ 2006 camo Rincon, Kimpex trunk, 2.5 Warn winch, Mudbuddy ThumbBuddy, Warn front bumper, Atv-Guru rear bumper and combo hitch kit, High Lifter springs, VTR Spring Spacers, Garmin gps, Stewert Warner Temp and Volt Gauges, Swisher heated grips, ITP Terra Cross rt's, full AP skid plate setup ~~~~~~~~~~~ 2007 Foreman with power steering and ES for the wife, Maxiss Bighorn radials Warn RT2500 winch, Mudbuddy ThumbBuddy, Aluminum Products Hitch Holster, Skid Plate and Stick Stoppers and a custom built rear bumper, Moose heated grips and thumb warmer, Cycle Country plow, Rotopax fuel pack.

03-14-2012, 03:13 PM	#8 (permalink)
Ultratec Administrator Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Long Island NY Posts: 11,403	Hope it works out for the Atv enthusiasts of NH.. I hate trolls! __________________ 100% Wild, 100% Fair Chase! Take a Child Hunting When Cobras Attack

03-12-2012, 11:29 PM	#2 (permalink)
rzrdan Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2012 Posts: 6	not a big loss as N.H. has very few riding areas left plus not many care about N.H. anymore i could careless if all the trail's were closed. everyone is riding in Maine with over 7000 miles of legal trail's plus for a out of state registration its cheaper than a N.H. out of state reg. and N.H. only has 350 miles of trail's with swarms of fish cops just itching to give out tickets

03-13-2012, 11:49 AM	#4 (permalink)
rzrdan Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2012 Posts: 6	Maine will never follow suit, Maine is committed to atv trail's with money and laws that promote new trail's. where N.H. is stopped all funding and pass laws that make it impossible to build trail's

03-13-2012, 11:56 AM	#5 (permalink)
rzrdan Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2012 Posts: 6	In the past 8 years maine has added 5000 miles of new trail's where N.H. has closed 70 percent of trail's you can ride from s. Maine to Canada on a atv in N.H. you can ride 30 feet to the end of your driveway legally

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