Awesome news, I'm really looking forward to these.

And you heard this from?
John Sales I hear took a serious beating on the last few fest he had with the deaths at the event and thought that was the last of it, would be great if it did come back cause NO ONE does MUDFEST like SALE'S

L-Cross is fun but RYC is by far more fun in my opinion.

Yeah some! But not like L-cross or RYC, I still have a sh*t load of beads so not to many takers.
I left about 6:00pm on Sat and saw like 10 cruisers full of BARNEYS coming in to shut down the nightly fun I suspect.

I'm so in for this! 

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The free link RS DL is good for 10 DL's , or if you have a premium account its no limit.

If you like I can send it to you to , just PM me.

They have no trails, the Underhill's have no clue what a true trail's are, what they do have is a dust bowl with a few cow trails, little too no mud , seems the Underhill's have changed the dynamics of the natural water flow thru the property, the fool buried all the ponds and creaks that where worth going out there to ride for.
And yes ANOTHER DEAD COW laying in a empty canal, can you say Dysentery or maybe Ecol I    Stay out of the water    what little there is of it.                       

WOO HOO! cant wait.
Ward How you doing after your EXTREME LANDSCAPING  at motorplex?
heard you got hurt pretty bad , sorry to hear.

Pics of L-Cross if anyone is interested http://s32.photobucket.com/albums/d8/DocMurphy1958/LCross/

Pat when you going to build a mud drag pit like the one at C&R?

Yes! from what I understand about previous runs , The one I went on roster was maxed.
They have a great riding area, Its a tough one when its wet out there. Its seem like a Hugh area but is on like 4 tracks of land that border each other and they have turnouts for you if you get tired or lost or need to retrieve your dead bike if that should happen god forbid.
Anyway the ride is well worth it, somewhat like Hallow paw if you have ever been there .

If you have never been to any of there events you should bring everything you need including water and lots of it, they have no running drinkable water on premise except a few ponds that you can back into to wash off your bike.
And its going to be very dusty on the trails so bring a bandanna for the dust you will be breathing and goggles to protect your eyes and sun glasses don't work for sh*t to stop the dust, last one I went to was pure hell because of the dust so hope for rain .

Hey Mike and Ward you guys for sure going out there? if so I think I might start the first day of my vacation mudding there.

If it rains again it will turn to a soggy mess!
If you don't want to deal with the muddy back lot park up by the members camp area.

The ponds are really deep and no way to ride in them but good enuff to park bike a few feet in them to wash them down.

No sorry Ward! I can't get the time to go this year, I really wanted to go but money is tight . Really wanted to try out the my  ride cam on a night ride too.

Just remember to bring LOTS of water cause they have no running water on the premise, but there are several ponds at the entrance to wash down the bike.
For those of you who have never been there you can only ride the staging area till the course opens at 7:00pm or so.
They have a few small trails on the north side of the lot and a small canal to test your swamp skills in.
Last year the lot was very muddy and caused some overheat problem's with the bikes that have radiators mounted in the frame.

Passengers are free , only rider must pay and must register you as a passenger.

Its a private reserve of land that is fenced in and you must be invited there by an owner or be an owner with a key to enter.

To put it simply we rode 32 miles on Saturday and only covered a small portion of the property.

Its a very impressive area to ride.

No doubt, Bamboo is a great place to go but could be much better with a little effort.

 The Underhills got greedy , don't get me wrong I will continue to go to plant bamboo but that was a low thing to do to the people that support your investment.
That type of action will surely bitter people from coming to your events or weekend rides.
Since we are on the subject of your property how about in the future you bury the dead cows instead of letting it decompose like the one in the NW pond "DO YOU KNOW WHAT BIO HAZARD MEANS" christ man people swim in the ponds.
 

Guys here are the pics I took at Holopaw , you know who you are.
Best damn ride since I bought the bike.
http://s32.photobucket.com/albums/d8/DocMurphy1958/Holopaw/

Price is not that bad , we went last year and had more fun than the Mudfest.
16 miles of trails and we only did 11 of it and took 6 hours to do just that.

Mission mud! 

Here is a video list of Plant Bamboo http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=plant+bamboo&search_type=

Its a nice place to ride and if you missed the previous post on Plant Bamboo  Atv's gone wild is holding an event MISSION: MUD Aug. 7th-10th
http://www.atvsgonewildonline.com/

I started out with that CRAP that Water4Gas sells and within a week I removed it and built a monster generator with 9 plates in a Plexiglas housing and no matter what size you have if you place the plates in water { no electrolyte} will not draw any if little Amp's till you put in an electrolyte {Baking soda , KOH or Lye} and the more you add the more amp's it will draw so size has little to do with Amperage draw, optimum draw is 15 amp's {but you can push up to 20 if hard wired and fused to the battery with relay to engage} so as to not burn out your fuse box or melt the wires to the generator also use 10 gauge wire to the generator to minimize the voltage drop and heat buildup.