fredw
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O my.. I see check stops coming at the cabin soon.. Running threw registration to emissions, be carful to what you wish for guys
O my.. I see check stops coming at the cabin soon.. Running threw registration to emissions, be carful to what you wish for guys
I hate to say it, but I agree with Freddy.
IMO, there is no need to get the RC's involved. That won't solve anything, and likely just make it worse for everyone.
What needs to be done, is make it uncool. If you see it happening, call the person out. Belittle them. Point out how stupid they are. In their defence, some people might not actually understand how stupid they are being, and are only trying to be part of the group.
i'm to the point now, where to me anymore then one is unacceptable. And even one I have a hard time with, simply because of the example it sets. It also gives many people the ammo they need in the fight against us, and the stero type we are labelled with.
But we really should deal with this from inside the community first, because like Freddy says- once there out snooping around...
I agree but have you ever tried to reason with a drunk person? Almost impossible and many times it goes side ways and they get aggressive. Had that happen to me once. Fortunately I am a big guy so his bark was louder than his bite.
I agree. Nothing wrong with a couple beer through the day. Or the odd hoot. Your not going to be impaired. Smashing through a box is a different story though.fact is smoking a joint vs drunk assholes at the cabin. Drunk is worse. I don't ride drunk or rip around with a bong in the pocket. But one or two puffs at the gas drop on the way down is no different than a ( beer or two). Personally I ride to smash pow not party. That's why I stay away from areas with warm up cabins.
So I just talked to the Revelstoke RCMP. She told me they still do regular patrols on Boulder. Usually one during the week and one on the weekend. Although I haven't seen them in a long time. Guess I'm just not at the cabin at those times. And she also said they do checstops. Not at the trail head but down the road from the parking lot entrance. Also, as stated in some posts here, call it in if possible and they will try and get the guy in the parking lot. She is going to get the staff Sergeant to call me back with some more info. I'll post after that conversation.[/QUOTE
you want enforcement then trade your sled for skies. They can make sure your not over served at the ski hill. Last thing Sledders and our sport need is more (regulation)
i know that could be the case Doug,,,,but a creative cop could have the whole vehicle blow if they answered yes to the question were they snowmobiling todayI have seen check stops on the road out of Gorman. I like that but that only gets the driver. He could be sober and the three other guys in the truck *hit face drunk and they have driven their sleds down and there is really nothing they can do. IMHO, a check stop has to be set up at the end of the trail entering the parking lot to get the dudes coming back to the parking lot. The authorities would get a really good return for the time spent.
But it is funny how these things work................it will take a deadly accident up on the hill before something is done about it. Sort of like closing the barn door after the horses are out.
that great there is a presence there for many reasons ....drunk driving , theft prevention and so onSeen the rc's patrolling the parking lot at Clemina and seen them up in the alpine at Chappell. Sat and talked with them both times. No issues at all if they are around patrolling but as with anything if some select few give them a reason to monitor full time there can and would be issues.
That would be like the cop asking you to blow on the way home from anywhere with a d.d., Were you driving a car earlier today?? Not going to ever happen.i know that could be the case Doug,,,,but a creative cop could have the whole vehicle blow if they answered yes to the question were they snowmobiling today
I maybe wrong, but I believe getting a DUI on a sled, would result in a suspension of the drivers licence as well.
But really....? How effective is a conviction of a DUI? Some inconvenience to show up to court, a slick lawyer pleading hard ship if the licence is lost... A slap on the wrist (drive only to and from work) and a $1500 fine. Thats 1 day ot while on site.
It's just like thieves and trespassers we post threads about. The cops catch them and our laws release them with little or no punishment.
The good folks need to be more creative in taking matters into our own hands.
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