And the Friday after next weekend is the PSAR Christmas Party, don't know for sure if I could party and ride the next day, maybe in the old days [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-cool.gif[/img]

 

See ya later PSAR, my other wife just cooked me dinner [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

I just can't say it on the forum. Rancher you have a SPM!

 

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My wife & I are new to the area and I have a question. Looking at the DNR site for trails to ride I noticed something about having a ORV permit tag. Where do I get them at and what trails are opened this time of the year?

 

G/N PSAR

 

Well first off, Welcome to the area and the thread. ORV stickers can be obtained wherever you get you license plates. You might be able to get them online at www.dol.wa.gov (i think that's the website). And pretty much everywhere is open. Closest to you would be Tahuya. Bunch of us rode there today. Tight twisty soupy muddy. Yum

 

Welcome Brian, we had 3 Brian's on our ride today. One more won't hurt. Like Trex said Belfair/Tahuya is probably closest, and is open year round. And tags and ORV sticker is what U get from DMV, just like a cars liscence plate and tabs. Hang around and someone will have a ride that u might want to make and almost guaranteed a good time with great people that belong to this PSAR group.




Just a word of caution, Unsubscribe from this forum itself or U will have Ur e-mail overfilled, cuz U will get a notice everytime someone posts here, which will be alot when some of our people get back from Oregon dunes, and Duck hunting. U still can post here, and just won't have e-mail notifications.

 

Get a revolver, you can wait until tomorrow to clean it. Autos suck that way.

 

Good Morning PSAR

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