Mad Dog Blog
Retired BLM ranger reviews current state of the federal agency in charge of public lands
Author: Mike Henle Date: September 06, 2010
Editor's Note: Cedar City, Utah resident Tom Biller is a retired BLM ranger who offered some very interesting insight with regards to the BLM's handling of events.
I really enjoyed reading your recent article on the OHV fatalities the occurred at the race in the California Desert District of BLM. You ...
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It might be time for off-road racing to review requirements of drivers, co-drivers
Author: Mike Henle Date: August 29, 2010
As the sport of off-road racing continues to struggle with a tragedy which killed eight and injured at least 12 others northeast of Los Angeles a few weeks ago, it is very possible that the sport may have to analyze itself as it relates to the competitors.
You see, it may be ...
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Off-road tragedy forces the sport, government entities to rethink the future of using public lands
Author: Mike Henle Date: August 23, 2010
The tragic accident involving a race truck competing in an off-road race in Southern California is about to have a ripple effect on anything to do with horsepower and the usage of public lands.
Eight people were killed when an ...
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Survey
Author: Mike Henle Date: August 14, 2010
Southern Nevada Off Road Enthusiasts President Don Wall has been studying the idea of changing the name of the off-road racing organization to another name better recognized.
Do you agree with the idea?
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Las Vegas could be known as Sin City Spirtuality
Author: Mike Henle Date: August 01, 2010
Las Vegas has its share of not only interesting but off-the-wall lifestyles.
The anything-goes, freewheeling concept is unique and weird at the same time. Hunter Thompson’s fascinating book “Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas” chronicled the strange and almost mind-boggling way of life.
Thompson portrayed a city where the sober and sane are ...
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