thats a great attitude , what have you done to try to protect the pines ?I'll second that motion. This topic has been argued ad-infinitum. Good luck with the signs, I think you're going to need a lot of them.
thats a great attitude , what have you done to try to protect the pines ?I'll second that motion. This topic has been argued ad-infinitum. Good luck with the signs, I think you're going to need a lot of them.
you need to read previous posts before you post up something like that , THE SIGNS ARE PUT UP BY THE SUPER INTENDANT OF WHARTON HIMSELF with volunteers there to assist him , have fun ignoreing the signs you will be fined the same way as anyone back there actually 4 wheeling ,you were never allowed to drive motor vehicle in that area to begin with , and we are a coalition to help and no way is the njtlc any form of mulisha to go out there and do what they want and post what they wantI have some questions - who is actually posting this area? It appears to me a "coalition" or "pact" is the culprit? Who gave them the authority to post the STATE owned property?
Folks, this area has been the center of attention (by a few loud voices) to be banned from all activity; except for their own pleasure... How is that fair? Should everyone be penalized for the few that destroy the area? That doesn’t seen fair to me. I would think the forestry division would patrol the area in the off hours (or seek the help from the NJSP) to site such criminal activities, than to shut it down totally. To be honest, I would ignore any posting that was not officially posted by the state as a coalition does not have the right to make law!
Let’s hear it…
you need to read previous posts before you post up something like that , THE SIGNS ARE PUT UP BY THE SUPER INTENDANT OF WHARTON HIMSELF with volunteers there to assist him , have fun ignoreing the signs you will be fined the same way as anyone back there actually 4 wheeling ,you were never allowed to drive motor vehicle in that area to begin with , and we are a coalition to help and no way is the njtlc any form of mulisha to go out there and do what they want and post what they want
Well that maps no longer valid.
Well that maps no longer valid.
i know the signs wont last , but if we stay up to date on them and people will see the signs replaced as fast as they took em down they might start getting the idea that maybe they shouldnt be there and realize that the area is actually being watched now , were making a legit effort wich is a lot more then anyone else can say that sits behind a keyboard all day just crying about everything
thats the thing , nothing is being lost in addition to what was already marked as no motor vehicles , all the new signs are replacing old ones and marking newer made trails leading into and only to 1/4 mile area , why is that so hard for people comprehend ??It appears to say that Hay was already closed to motorized traffic between Fire Line and Hampton as of its publication date in 2000. So... Hay was not open from the furnace to Quaker Bridge? If not, then what are we losing here?
i hiked lower forge/batona 5 times this year. each time a different way. i never saw no vehicle signs and never remember one north of lower forge since the 70's? i have trouble comprehending things, so I am one of the people you must be talking about, because you lost me...............thats the thing , nothing is being lost in addition to what was already marked as no motor vehicles , all the new signs are replacing old ones and marking newer made trails leading into and only to 1/4 mile area , why is that so hard for people comprehend ??
just because you didnt see a sign it doesnt mean you were allowed there , signs have been ripped down and years ago people were alot more respectful and the issue wasnt as big of a problem , if i own a peice of land and you happen to drive by it is ok if you tresspass on my property just because there isnt a sign ?i hiked lower forge/batona 5 times this year. each time a different way. i never saw no vehicle signs and never remember one north of lower forge since the 70's? i have trouble comprehending things, so I am one of the people you must be talking about, because you lost me...............
and ben the signs are being reput up now to give people a fair warning who dont know better and to give the ranger a legit guide line so there is no argument from the general public if they are or arent allowed there when tickets are issued
come on now really ? thats just common sense , if your out in the woods and theres a lot of newer people that explore the pines and apprently by this thread a bunch of veterans to the pines werent aware of place you couldnt drive , just driving thru the woods and seeing a wide open trail thats not posted you would assume you could drive down it, simply posting signs is fair warning , every other state park has gates and such clearly stating no motor vehicles , not many places in the middle of wharton is there any legit signage of NMVIgnorance of the law is not a defense. Many have tried. If you need proof, go urinate in public and when you get the summons, tell the judge there was no sign posted. Let us know how many days you get.
Last post for me on this thread.
i hiked lower forge/batona 5 times this year. each time a different way. i never saw no vehicle signs and never remember one north of lower forge since the 70's? i have trouble comprehending things, so I am one of the people you must be talking about, because you lost me...............
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I have some questions - who is actually posting this area? It appears to me a "coalition" or "pact" is the culprit? Who gave them the authority to post the STATE owned property
Folks, this area has been the center of attention (by a few loud voices) to be banned from all activity; except for their own pleasure... How is that fair? Should everyone be penalized for the few that destroy the area? That doesn’t seen fair to me. I would think the forestry division would patrol the area in the off hours (or seek the help from the NJSP) to site such criminal activities, than to shut it down totally. To be honest, I would ignore any posting that was not officially posted by the state as a coalition does not have the right to make law!