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Coyote Pass |
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Click here for Page 1 |
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This is the rode leading into the park its basically a single lane which makes it tough to get around when a car or monster truck is coming in the other direction |
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This is a typical trail |
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The fence to the left is typical and encompasses much of the riding areas, and sections off different riding areas. This is a coyote hunting area, as well as a deer lease |
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This area is considered the bottom lands, and is full of mud during the rainy season |
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Don, was telling me this entire area was under 2 to 3 foot of water a few months ago |
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Paul on the trail |
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This is where you need to stay on the trail through the Pine Plantation |
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Click here for Page 1 |
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