sportco8

The problem is not staking off the finger dunes.. its what you USE to stake them off with... I agree with what you say, and I can see this as a safety risk. I think just using cones would be great(no rebar) because I do feel that letting people know that my camp is on the other side of the finger is important. I have seen plenty of people jump a finger directly into someones camp. Isn't it the same problem as people going to fast on the flats and blowing by your camps?? I will absolutely only be putting cones on the fingers where we camp from now on i appreciate the info.

I did not know you cant stake off the fingers. We have always staked off part of a finger for the kids and did not know it wasn't allowed. I am not looking to start crap here but what is the problem with doing that? We have a camp of 4-5 trailers/motorhame with quite a few little ones and just triing to keep em safe. I sure you guys will have some reasons whiy its not allowed...probably stuff I don't know about. Also what are the meeting you guys are referring to?? Are they something anybody can attend??

I am not questioning to try to place blame. I agree with everyone else that a sandrail doing a wheelie is putting others in danger. I do go to Dumont about once a month and always on off weekends mainly because I have alot of kids and we camp with a other families. I have sat and watched the buggies doing this exact same thing on cop hill and so I just stay away. So my question was really did the guy run up his backside from no where? So there is no misunderstanding...I hope for a speedy recovery for the quad rider and accidents like this only put a black eye on this sport.

I don't think his busted up car can even come close to the medical bills that will be coming. Much less time from work or away from family. I can only imagine how terrible today must be for his family. Not to mention he must have let the guy drive it which means he has to take some responsibility in the damages. I wasn't there so excuse me if this sounds stupid, but how did he not see the rail coming. Unless the rail came from behind or from the rear quarter I guess you would say. Just curious as to how the rail got close without being able to avoid a collision. Earlier in this thread someone mentioned he was there in his own rail but wanted to take a run up on the bashee....was he an experienced quad rider??? Just a couple of questions