MCR7 Location Poll - VOTE NOW!

Started by MiniSimp, September 25, 2007, 01:48:52 PM

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Which location would you like best for Marlin Crawler Round-up #7

Rubicon
41 (39%)
The Hammers
20 (19%)
Panamint Valley
1 (1%)
Moab
29 (27.6%)
Other (please specify)
8 (7.6%)
Marlin's Backyard (like behind his house)
6 (5.7%)

Total Members Voted: 105

Voting closed: March 23, 2008, 10:30:37 PM

cruzila

Quote from: MrsWillyMammoth on September 25, 2007, 02:11:11 PM
yeah, but we really do mean it, it's too far a drive and three times is more then enough.
I know I personally really won't go again. I've had it with having to pack everything on the Mammoth for 2 days.
I loved the AR Roundup at Superlift where you just parked right at the trails, wheeled all day and went back to camp.


You still have not come for a snow run.
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BTW I voted Rubicon cuz I can get to the Springs in about 5 hours from my house.
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Tallchevy

Thanks for the maps Mini  :thumbs: 13 hrs to Moab isn't bad. I haven't been there but it is a place I would like to wheel at least once.

I wouldn't mind Hollister but I don't think Hollister can handle the amount of vehicles Marlins event would have. I was there for 4 Wheel Parts Mud in your eye & the trails were bumper to bumper, break downs & roll overs, it just took too long. The nice thing about Hollister is that the town is close so going to get a part isn't a 5 hour trip one way unless you had to walk there.

If not Moab then any other place in Cali is fine with me.
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Quote from: Duffil on September 25, 2007, 06:30:44 PM
you can't compare the Jamboree...it's a hand-holders trip.  MCR is more like...get to the springs any way you can, and we'll feed you once.  You are on your own.

If it has to be moved from the Con, then the Hammers is closer for me...but I still probably wouldn't make it.

Yup, as I have heard it, with Jeepers Jamboree all you have to bring is your camping gear, everything else is provided.
Everyone stays together, there are spotters all along the route, it's all marked out no guessing which is the best way to go and they have air support.
If anyone breaks down and parts aren't readily available they are flown in.
AND, if I am not mistaken, the entire trail is closed down to anyone but the people involved in the event.
The Jeepers Jamboree's are about the whole weekend. MCR is only about the event at the springs and it has gotten to big to go on the way it has.
Not to mention, because it is the MCR weekend and it is not closed to the public, anything that happens on the trails (such as what I heard about one campsite at Buck Island looking like a public toilet with TP and wagbags all left behind, or people wheeling in off limit areas) will be reflected on Marlin regardless of whether or not they were involved.

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Quote from: cruzila on September 25, 2007, 10:23:33 PM
You still have not come for a snow run.

   

:rofl2:  :rofl:  :hahaha:

OMG!!! You kill me, Cruzila!! Thanks for the good laugh!!     
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iNfErNaL

Quote from: cruzila on September 25, 2007, 10:29:08 PM
BTW I voted Rubicon cuz I can get to the Springs in about 5 hours from my house.
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Ramrod

maybe they can set up the roundup so that it is more organized so that the trail goes more smoothly.   Look at sierra trek, it is on fordyce which I would say is the most beautiful/ hardcore trail ive ever been on and it goes smooth every year and has a large area for all the rigs to park.  I would no think twice about paying more for a more organized event so that I actually made it to dinner instead of being stuck in traffic all day.  I would also no think twice about volunteering to do the kind of help that is done on sierra trek to keep the trail flowing

Lady Di

Quote from: TEAM RAMROD on September 26, 2007, 08:48:25 AM
maybe they can set up the roundup so that it is more organized so that the trail goes more smoothly.   Look at sierra trek, it is on fordyce which I would say is the most beautiful/ hardcore trail ive ever been on and it goes smooth every year and has a large area for all the rigs to park.  I would no think twice about paying more for a more organized event so that I actually made it to dinner instead of being stuck in traffic all day.  I would also no think twice about volunteering to do the kind of help that is done on sierra trek to keep the trail flowing

I agree with that, and if they decide to make it a more organized Rubicon MCR for future runs that would be cool as doing it on the Con is kind of tradition. But in that case 6 would be our last roundup for now.

There are too many other trails, experiences and events out there for us to do the same trail yet again next year.

Parking/camping in a central area and wheeling out and back from there still has my vote.
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Hottrod81

Quote from: TEAM RAMROD on September 26, 2007, 08:48:25 AM
maybe they can set up the roundup so that it is more organized so that the trail goes more smoothly.   Look at sierra trek, it is on fordyce which I would say is the most beautiful/ hardcore trail ive ever been on and it goes smooth every year and has a large area for all the rigs to park.  I would no think twice about paying more for a more organized event so that I actually made it to dinner instead of being stuck in traffic all day.  I would also no think twice about volunteering to do the kind of help that is done on sierra trek to keep the trail flowing

That would be great, but liability insurance is too high.

Hottrod81

Quote from: Infernal on September 25, 2007, 05:07:32 PM
Yup,I knew that...Then we can all crash at your place  :yupyup: .
Quote from: Infernal on September 25, 2007, 05:03:33 PM
Oh yeah,Drinks on The Brawlers if it's at The Hammers!!!

I am down for the drinks.

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Lady Di

Quote from: Infernal on September 26, 2007, 09:05:41 AM
If it's at the Hammers,Ice Cold Beer will be at The Brawler camp,  :beer: EVERYONE welcome.

Make it an OPEN BAR and we are there :woohoo:
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Hottrod81

Before I went on this last trip, I would have originally voted for the con.  Now I say the Hammers.  All it takes is one person at the Con to give Marlin (and the business he has worked so hard to build) a bad name.  Marlin said at the drivers meeting Friday morning that he wanted no drinking on the trail (at camp was fine), but there are some that choose not to listen.  I am sure this wouldn't be allowed at the Hammers, but is would be easier to send someone who does home.  I will be at MCR7 no matter where is at.  

Lady Di

Quote from: Hottrod81 on September 26, 2007, 09:14:38 AM
Before I went on this last trip, I would have originally voted for the con.  Now I say the Hammers.  All it takes is one person at the Con to give Marlin (and the business he has worked so hard to build) a bad name.  Marlin said at the drivers meeting Friday morning that he wanted no drinking on the trail (at camp was fine), but there are some that choose not to listen.  I am sure this wouldn't be allowed at the Hammers, but is would be easier to send someone who does home.  I will be at MCR7 no matter where is at.  

Drivers meeting :eek: What drivers meeting? I didn't get the memo on that!

There is no organized drivers meeting, at least not as a whole group of everyone registered, there is no organized run. It's just get to the springs any way you can and that is the event.

It may be in the rules and regulations we got in the registration package (I didn't read it, but we don't drink and drive anyway) but there is no way to regulate who is drinking and driving (and OTHER) on the Rubicon for the roundup as it is and we all know damn well they are.
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Hottrod81

Quote from: MrsWillyMammoth on September 26, 2007, 09:46:52 AM
Drivers meeting :eek: What drivers meeting? I didn't get the memo on that!

There is no organized drivers meeting, at least not as a whole group of everyone registered, there is no organized run. It's just get to the springs any way you can and that is the event.

There is no way to regulate who is drinking and driving (and OTHER) on the Rubicon for the roundup as it is and we all know damn well they are.

There was one at 9 a.m. Friday at the spillway.  There was about 40 vehicles there.  I know this wasn't an organized trail run, but Marlin said he would turn anybody in that he saw drinking in the group as the trail is a County Road.  That being said, adults have to regulate themselves.  I drink as much as the next guy, but there is no need to do it while operating a vehicle.

Lady Di

Quote from: Hottrod81 on September 26, 2007, 09:52:01 AM
There was one at 9 a.m. Friday at the spillway.  There was about 40 vehicles there.  I know this wasn't an organized trail run, but Marlin said he would turn anybody in that he saw drinking in the group as the trail is a County Road.  That being said, adults have to regulate themselves.  I drink as much as the next guy, but there is no need to do it while operating a vehicle.

I totally agree, but there is no way I am going to confront potentially drunk strangers as to their drinking on the trail and as late as we were out there we saw plenty of it.
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superyota

i chose rubicon. its a nicer area, and its easier to get family to go along.  when i mention rubicon, my thinks tahoe, which is nice because she is all for it.  but when i say hammers or moab, she thinks ugly desert.  anyways, thats just my thought.
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that was me that voted for marlins back yard :beerchug: :beerchug:
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Quote from: LILBUDDY on September 25, 2007, 05:45:33 PM
Very well put..

High lakes is only good in the winter, as long as RAMROD isnt there because if hes there then it blows.

Not only does the highlakes completely suck, theres no way more then 10 people can even fit on that trail.

haha if it was snow like all of ours last trip.......the snow blew.
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Is Marlin even thinking of changing the location?????

Lady Di

Quote from: RokCrawlinToy on September 26, 2007, 07:10:50 PM
Is Marlin even thinking of changing the location?????

CJ has been trying to talk him into Hammers since the first year we were out there.
Marlin knows things have to change with the current arrangments, especially after this year, and they have already started to do some brainstorming as to how to proceed with MCR7.


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Amen to that.  Even with my breakdown I had a fantastic time at MCR6, but with that many trucks they have reached a need for a new level of organization.
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If it is going to be at the Hammers, the date will have to be changed. It is hot down there.

As far a 4-Dice, where the dance, food, and vendors area is private property. A deal would have to be made with the owners.

Sierra Trek may be changeing location next year as far as the camping and food and vendor area.. I am still waiting to get offical notice.
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Hottrod81

Mid October shouldn't be too bad at the Hammers.

Lady Di

The reason they do the MCR when they do is because it is for marlins birthday.
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notajeep

Quote from: Infernal on September 25, 2007, 05:07:32 PM
Yup,I knew that...Then we can all crash at your place  :yupyup: .
I have a guest room and a LARGE fridge!  And my house is like 5 minutes from Moab Rim trail. :beer:
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Willy Mammoth

Quote from: MrsWillyMammoth on September 27, 2007, 09:50:59 AM
The reason they do the MCR when they do is because it is for marlins birthday.

Maybe Marlin would like to spend a birthday or two without working his :moon: off  :twocents:
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maybe mr & mrs mwm would like to spend marlins birthday not working their  :moon: 's off too!
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I say Moab its only like 5-6 hours from Denver  :driving: and its a little more centralized than cali.. so you might get more people.  :twocents:
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