Bradywgn71

Got everyone added. two on standby. When we get closer we should have a few people drop out so I would expect those on standby at this point to still plan to go. Just get those Bulldog permits.

Sunday, 12/1/2019 Sunflower Mine Loop: The Sunflower Mine loop is located off Highway 87 (Beeline Highway) near Mt. Ord. The trail offers a variety of challenges: rock crawling in the creek, steep loose climb out of the creek, narrow and sometimes off-camber shelf roads, and more! The trail is very scenic, as it winds back into a canyon, and offers neat views of the highway and Mt. Ord. Please take note of rig minimums and suggestions. Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvqBnz1rVk8 Difficulty: Rated Difficult due to a variety of challenges: rock crawl in the creek, long climb out of creek, areas with moguls, short sections of shelf roads. The trail is very scenic as it winds back into a canyon, and offers neat views of the highway at night. Meet-up: Sunday, 12/1/2019 at 10am the Baja gas station (Chevron) on Hwy 87 and Fort McDowell Rd. 10180 N Fort McDowell Rd, Fort McDowell, AZ 85264 Note: You may want to get gas first someplace else cheaper! These trails recommended for experienced 4x4 enthusiasts. Vehicle Minimums: · All vehicles are required to meet state legal requirements, (i.e.: current registration and insurance) · Have functional seat-belts for each occupant · Must have suitable recovery points front and rear · Each vehicle must have a CB Radio or HAM in good working order · High-clearance 4x4's with low-range · 33"+ aggressive all-terrain or mud-terrain tires · Select-able or constant lockers front and rear OR at least limited-slip rear axle Vehicle Recommendations: Skid plates on important areas such as transfer-case & gas-tank, rock-rails, aftermarket differential covers, high-clearance metal bumpers, winch, trimmed wheel wells, low axle gearing, upgraded axle shafts, 4:1 transfer case, 35"+ tires, roll-cage. CB Channel: 4 Ham Frequency: 146.46 MHz Trail Leaders: Gearhead & Bradywgn71 Attending: 1. SonoranWander 2. K2man56 3. dxJeepChic 4. Craigger 5. Ksmith 6. 7. 8. Wait List:

Nice work!! Thanks for sharing. A sleep platform is still on our bucket list!

Thank you all!

Link to my pictures https://photos.app.goo.gl/8JEsAtvQ8A1iAxMe7

Almost home. Thanks for a great run!! Condolences to Sonoran Wanderer. Saw the highway patrol got him in Tolleson.

Ok.... I will research for an Easy Friday run for me to lead and drive *yikes!* and then on Sunday can plan on a more moderate trail so my hubby can join in on the fun -Sarah

Wow a great response! Don't forget to get your Bull Dog OHV specific permits for this one. Looking forward to a nice day run with good people!

Excellent. We'll work to coordinate with you on meeting up. If it is too cold I will just get an Air BNB.

We can't make this one but wanted to share a fun wheeling event in the Las Vegas area. From 10/31/2019 to 11/2 the Vegas Valley Four Wheelers host Vegas Hump & Bump weekend. They have trails from easy to difficult and it looks like a well organized event. For more info check them out. https://vv4w.org/hump-n-bump/

Sunday 11/17/2019: Bulldog Canyon, Apache Junction area. We want to explore the Bull Dog Canyon Area. Looking to run two or three trails in this area that are both rated easy. Meet-up: Sunday, 11/17/2019. 10:00am. Location TBD. Free PERMIT Required. Get this here: https://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/tonto/recreation/ohv/?cid=stelprdb5348179https://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/tonto/recreation/ohv/?cid=stelprdb5348179 Please print and sign the permit. This has to be on you during the trail ride. Electronic copies not accepted per the instructions. Additional Info: This trip is subject to cancellation or postponement due to rain or inclement weather. Driver Requirement: This trail is suitable for beginner for 4x4 enthusiasts. Be advised that there may be some narrow sections that can cause AZ Pin-striping. Vehicle Minimums: * All vehicles are required to meet state legal requirements, (i.e.: current registration and insurance) * Have functional seat-belts for each occupant * Must have suitable recovery points front and rear * Each vehicle must have a CB Radio or a Ham Radio in good working order * High-clearance 4x4's with low-range * 30"+ aggressive all-terrain or mud-terrain tires Vehicle Recommendations: Skid plates on important areas such as transfer-case & gas-tank, rock-rails, aftermarket differential covers, high-clearance metal bumpers, trimmed wheel wells. **Talk to the trip leader if you have concerns. Description of the trail is easy but that can change quickly with the weather** CB Channel: 4 Ham Frequency: 146.46 MHz Other Considerations: - Water & Food - Jackets - Folding chairs - Emergency supplies / Med Kit - No facilities, plan accordingly Rig Limit: This trip is limited to 15 total rigs. Once the limit is reached, anyone asking to sign-up will be placed on the standby list. Please don't hesitate to sign-up as a standby because people often do drop-out so you may get to still go. Post a reply in this thread saying you'd like to go and we'll put you on the roster! Trail Leaders: 1. Bradywgn71 Attending: 2. lofreqjeff 3. AZRNintheJeep 4. Ghostrider 5. Lichen 6. Craigger 7. Shellback91 8. dzjeepchic 9. Gearhead 10. MzPriss 11. CAVU2 12. Curbjumper 13. Slydawg 14. DGR61 15. Klaykrusher Standby: SonoranWanderer K2man56 bulldog.pdf