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Dear horse friendsHere is an easy way to take action on a bill to protect our access to trails on public lands. You can just vote FOR the bill or add your personal comment if you so desire.
Just vote YES, for the right to ride.
This is bill is for the all of the USA – not just Washington State.
Make sure everyone speaks up and lets the government know we want to preserve
our right to ride/pack our horses on government lands. More and more land
across the nation is being closed to horse use every year. Speak up now
or soon you may lose access to ride your horse on the trails!
http://www.washingtonwatch.com/bills/show/110_SN_2283.html#toc3
It only takes a second.... please forward it to your horse friends.
OK trail advocates-- here's your opportunity to show support for the
new bill that will go through the Senate and will replace the Right to
Ride.
Just click on the website.
When it comes up, the voting box will be on the right of your screen.
Let's get that up to 99 %!
But, if you don't know much about this, it is to vote yes to preserve
our right to ride, pack, etc., on government lands (public). You know
how you got to the Nat'l Forest or a State Park to ride. This is to preserve
that right. So many groups, bike clubs, hiking club, once they start using
something, they don't want our horses on it, just them. This will stop
that from happening.
It is really a shame that we riders are always having to fight to ride
but these other groups do not, we don't try to stop them from enjoying
the trails. Go figure!
SO VOTE... NOT LATER - DO IT NOW, IF YOU ARE LIKE ME, YOU WILL FORGET.
DOESN'T TAKE BUT A SECOND. AND IF YOU ARE EAGER.CALL OR EMAIL YOUR REPRESENTATIVE.IT
IS ALL RIGHT THERE. I DID IT AND IT TOOK LESS THAN 3 MINUTES. IT'S EASY.
Posted by evalyn@newmexico.com1/9/08
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