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Old 02-25-2010, 06:21 PM
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I'm thinking "Western States" with Alaska and Hawaii and the rest...

Is kinda a BIG area, and may need to be cut up in smaller pieces?? How about Pacific Northwest for one of them??
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Old 02-25-2010, 06:40 PM
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yeah, should do a PNW section with washington, oregon, and idaho, and maybe even montana. put california with the southwest, arizona, nevada, N. Mexico ect. and put alaska and hawaii in a section called "isolation region"
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Old 02-26-2010, 05:25 AM
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yeah, should do a PNW section with washington, oregon, and idaho, and maybe even montana. put california with the southwest, arizona, nevada, N. Mexico ect. and put alaska and hawaii in a section called "Why do you live there region"
There fixed it for you!
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yeah, should do a PNW section with washington, oregon, and idaho, and maybe even montana. put california with the southwest, arizona, nevada, N. Mexico ect. and put alaska and hawaii in a section called "Why do you live there region"
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haha! that works too
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Old 06-10-2010, 12:49 AM
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Maybe I live in the "why do I live here region" but let me tell you - the riding here is fantastic!
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Old 06-24-2010, 11:24 AM
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Maybe I live in the "why do I live here region" but let me tell you - the riding here is fantastic!
When you can ride there, frozen, no light (sunshine), and don't forget the watery bits you can get stuck in!
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WOAH WOAH WOAH!!!!! DO NOT GO INSULTIN ALASKA!
i can ride here all year round, thats what snow gear and headlights are for. there are no watery bits to get stuck in, you jus t dont got the balls to live up here and ride up here
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Old 02-01-2011, 09:55 PM
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Well my son that lives in Anchorage for the last 10 years speaks about moose hunting and getting to them through all the water! So they hunt in some sort of Ex-military rigs that will roll right on through lakes and rivers just like a boat I guess. And yes to damn cold and dark for me!
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lol, I just saw an ad on craigslist that said:

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I have two yamaha 4wheelrs for sale:

1) 2008, 450 Yamaha Grizzly full automatic 4x4 this goes for $4,500 or OBO (Under 100 miles)

2) 2008, 350 Yamaha Wolverine full automatic not a 4x4 this goes for $3,999 or OBO (Under 100 miles)

I brought from Alaska thinking that there will be trails to ride. But in Texas only if you have a land you can ride them. I have my four wheelers siting in the garage.
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