Frank Church Wilderness to allow chain saws......
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...yet.
I do understand that chainsaws and bike are not the same, and that given the reality of the situation chainsaws would be really useful. Maybe even truly needed.
In Northwest Montana, Storm-snarled Trails Test Durability of Wilderness Chainsaw Ban - Flathead Beacon
Every spring for the past four decades, as the high-elevation snowpack recedes and the trails melt out, Jack Rich has pioneered a route from his guest ranch near Seeley Lake up and over Pyramid Pass, a prominent western gateway to the Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex. To clear the mainline stock...
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I just think there are better options. Like funding trail crews.
...yet.
I do understand that chainsaws and bike are not the same, and that given the reality of the situation chainsaws would be really useful. Maybe even truly needed.
In Northwest Montana, Storm-snarled Trails Test Durability of Wilderness Chainsaw Ban - Flathead Beacon
Every spring for the past four decades, as the high-elevation snowpack recedes and the trails melt out, Jack Rich has pioneered a route from his guest ranch near Seeley Lake up and over Pyramid Pass, a prominent western gateway to the Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex. To clear the mainline stock...flatheadbeacon.com
I just think there are better options. Like funding trail crews.
I agree that funding trail crews is a better option, if that is an option. I am just playing devil's advocate.
The slippery slope shit just rings in my ears like the NRA.
El Jason
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Agreed. I know of a number of loads of hay that arrived at guard stations in the Bob via helicopter sling during fire exemptions.
