Good off-roading video

"William Oliveri" > wrote in message
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> Where's Alberta? Is that in Colorado somewhere?

Yeah, it's right over that mountain!

This is one of the best videos I've seen on our never ending issues with the
enviro-commies.

That IS a GREAT video!


"Kevin S" > wrote in message
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> Borrowed this link from another board I read.
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> http://www.bigcountryoff-road.com/Past%20Events/adg.wmv
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That IS a GREAT video!


"Kevin S" > wrote in message
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> Borrowed this link from another board I read.
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> http://www.bigcountryoff-road.com/Past%20Events/adg.wmv
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mabar did pass the time by typing:
> That IS a GREAT video!

Indeed. Next time I hear the Coors commercial about
being brewed with clean Colorado Rocky Mountain water
I'll think about a heard of deer crossing the stream.


> "Kevin S" wrote ...
>> Borrowed this link from another board I read.
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>> http://www.bigcountryoff-road.com/Past%20Events/adg.wmv

mabar did pass the time by typing:
> That IS a GREAT video!

Indeed. Next time I hear the Coors commercial about
being brewed with clean Colorado Rocky Mountain water
I'll think about a heard of deer crossing the stream.


> "Kevin S" wrote ...
>> Borrowed this link from another board I read.
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>> http://www.bigcountryoff-road.com/Past%20Events/adg.wmv

From: "Kevin S" >
> Borrowed this link from another board I read.
> http://www.bigcountryoff-road.com/Past%20Events/adg.wmv


Animals crossing streams don't leave hydrocarbon pollutants. Cows may well
**** in the streams but it's bio-mass and will naturally degrade. Oil from
a transfer case won't. Nor will the oils from the tires and the like.
Likewise the run off caused by trails is considerably worse than even
stampedes of animals.

While I'm all for reasonable uses of of the outdoors, there's plenty of
bull**** on both sides. The video's just a collection of one side's
bull**** and pandering.

From: "Kevin S" >
> Borrowed this link from another board I read.
> http://www.bigcountryoff-road.com/Past%20Events/adg.wmv


Animals crossing streams don't leave hydrocarbon pollutants. Cows may well
**** in the streams but it's bio-mass and will naturally degrade. Oil from
a transfer case won't. Nor will the oils from the tires and the like.
Likewise the run off caused by trails is considerably worse than even
stampedes of animals.

While I'm all for reasonable uses of of the outdoors, there's plenty of
bull**** on both sides. The video's just a collection of one side's
bull**** and pandering.

On Thu, 2 Dec 2004 14:10:02 -0700, "Kevin S"
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>Borrowed this link from another board I read.
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>http://www.bigcountryoff-road.com/Past%20Events/adg.wmv

Excellent video and great points are made. Thank you for sharing it.

On Thu, 2 Dec 2004 14:10:02 -0700, "Kevin S"
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>Borrowed this link from another board I read.
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>http://www.bigcountryoff-road.com/Past%20Events/adg.wmv

Excellent video and great points are made. Thank you for sharing it.

Heard of Walkerton, Ontario?

Cow/Bull **** polluted local drinking water and killed a dozen ppl and 600
or so got sick.
Granted, the guys looking after the water system were negligent....but
nonetheless, cows ****ting in streams EN MASSE is NOT good for the
environment.

That much **** in the water can wreck the streams breading habitat for a
season. Ok...only one season, but they cross it every year. So they're now
up there as far as pollutant contributors killing the environment.

Both sides are guilty to a degree....but lets be sure that if we're putting
restrictions on the side that doesn't offer up mass profits, then we should
put restrictions on the ones that are $$-makers.


"wkearney99" > wrote in message
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> From: "Kevin S" >
>> Borrowed this link from another board I read.
>> http://www.bigcountryoff-road.com/Past%20Events/adg.wmv
>
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> Animals crossing streams don't leave hydrocarbon pollutants. Cows may
> well
> **** in the streams but it's bio-mass and will naturally degrade. Oil
> from
> a transfer case won't. Nor will the oils from the tires and the like.
> Likewise the run off caused by trails is considerably worse than even
> stampedes of animals.
>
> While I'm all for reasonable uses of of the outdoors, there's plenty of
> bull**** on both sides. The video's just a collection of one side's
> bull**** and pandering.
>