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June 13-15, 2008 5th Annual Idaho 4wd Association Run
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ginericLC
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Posted: 01/02/08
04:49 PM
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http://wildwest4wd.com/flyer.htm
has most of the details. We will be updating it with Trail information in the next month. This is going to be a fun event. There are trails for stock rigs to fully built buggies. Most of the trails we will be driving on or trails that have not been exposed to people other than locals. If you come you won't see anything you've seen in any magazine before. Mountain Home is actually high desert. Our trails were formed by Snake River Basalt (lava rock) and depending upon the deposit can vary greatly.
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Posted: 01/03/08
02:26 PM
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This sounds great. Keep us posted.
Iacta alea est. (The die is cast)
-- Julius Caesar, Divus Julius xxxii; spoken at the crossing of the Rubicon
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keithpapa
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Posted: 02/28/08
08:32 AM
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how close is that to kalispell mt. ?(nw corner of the state)...i have some places to go over near me but was wondering about more places to wheel in my area.
'79 cherokee,35x12.50x15 Yoko Geolander M/T, Whered it go Camo paint,stock lift w/fender flares cut completely off.
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ginericLC
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Posted: 03/01/08
07:42 AM
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Mountain Home is in SW Idaho, we are about 40 miles SE of Boise. So it is a pretty long trek up to Kalispell.
The page has been updated. We are now accepting applications. We had to delete the trail descriptions and trail choices as our weather has been crazy and we aren't sure what choices we will be able to offer so just sign up for Extreme, Difficult, or Scenic Trails for each day and we will place you on a trail you will enjoy.
http://wildwest4wd.com/flyer
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