More details soon.

Information to come.

Hey Pine Nut Members,

 I’m heading up this years cleanup.

The dates are Saturday May 14 at Johnson Lane, and Sunday May 15 at Pine Nut Rd.

Here’s a list of things that I need help with.

•  Need people to scout out locations of dump spots. If possible bring a GPS and get the location coordinates. At least bring a note pad to write general location description and route from a known spot. Also write down what type of trash and how gnarly the route is. Would it need high clearance 4×4 or would a 2 wheel drive truck be OK. Can a trailer get there. How many truck loads. Is it bags of kitchen garbage or broken up concrete? We match the garbage and location with appropriate people and their rigs.
• Will need some people at the staging area first thing in the morning to sign people up and get them out to their dump spots.
• Will need people at the staging area to help unload  the garbage from the trucks and trailers and into the dumpsters.
• About one month before will need people to help bring fliers to locations around town. Bike shops (peddle and motor), hiking/outdoor shops, auto shops, gun stores, Visitor Center, are all places we have brought flyers in the past. Anywhere with a bulletin board that may get attention of folks like us that use the backcountry.
• Need people to contact other user groups.
• We have marked with flagging the route in to some of the harder to find dump locations. Usually the day before so there is less chance of do-gooder people pulling the flagging.
• We will need some of our members to go out and clean up some dump spots also.
• I’m sure there are things I’m missing, but this is a good start.

This is for both days. Please let me know if you can help one or both days and what you would like to do so I can plan.

Thanks,

Doug Holcomb

gomodough@gmail.com

530-414-5178

Hey Pine Nut Members,

 I’m heading up this years cleanup.

The dates are Saturday May 14 at Johnson Lane, and Sunday May 15 at Pine Nut Rd.

Here’s a list of things that I need help with.

•  Need people to scout out locations of dump spots. If possible bring a GPS and get the location coordinates. At least bring a note pad to write general location description and route from a known spot. Also write down what type of trash and how gnarly the route is. Would it need high clearance 4×4 or would a 2 wheel drive truck be OK. Can a trailer get there. How many truck loads. Is it bags of kitchen garbage or broken up concrete? We match the garbage and location with appropriate people and their rigs.
• Will need some people at the staging area first thing in the morning to sign people up and get them out to their dump spots.
• Will need people at the staging area to help unload  the garbage from the trucks and trailers and into the dumpsters.
• About one month before will need people to help bring fliers to locations around town. Bike shops (peddle and motor), hiking/outdoor shops, auto shops, gun stores, Visitor Center, are all places we have brought flyers in the past. Anywhere with a bulletin board that may get attention of folks like us that use the backcountry.
• Need people to contact other user groups.
• We have marked with flagging the route in to some of the harder to find dump locations. Usually the day before so there is less chance of do-gooder people pulling the flagging.
• We will need some of our members to go out and clean up some dump spots also.
• I’m sure there are things I’m missing, but this is a good start.

This is for both days. Please let me know if you can help one or both days and what you would like to do so I can plan.

Thanks,

Doug Holcomb

gomodough@gmail.com

530-414-5178

Hey PNMTA Members,

Our 2016 Iveson Ranch camping/riding trip is happening Memorial Weekend, May 28, 29, 30.

For those who have never been, the Iveson Ranch is an old Nevada working ranch that has been transformed into a guest ranch. Being about 25 miles north of Gerlach, it’s a gateway to great exploring in the northwest Nevada/Black Rock Desert area.

Check out www.ivesonranch.com

JB, the owner and all the staff are very friendly, mellow people which fits the whole ranch. It’s very kid- and dog friendly if your dogs are friendly. Dogs must be always in control as there are horses in the pasture and deer will be roaming the pastures and orchard.

There is a large pavilion with gas BBQs, counters and sink for us to cook on if we choose. If we would like them to, JB can cook up a killer group dinner, and can have group breakfasts with fresh eggs from their chickens.

Check out the price menu below and lets make some reservations at our April meeting.

Camping and room prices

 Tack Room ……….. $150/weekend (2 nights minimum, extra night free). King + single

Guest Room ………..$150/weekend (2 nights minimum, extra night free). 2 singles

Container cabins…….$45/night $10/extra persons

Breakfast/bag lunch……. $15

Dinner ………………….$ 25 (2 cocktails included)

Group dinner …………… $20/person 

Camping …………….$45/couple

Group camping ……….$35/couple      Extra persons …………$10       Kids ……….$free

Prices per night, includes use of shower and  outdoor pavilion cooking facilities.

Ice ………… $6/bagce chest fill $18        Water ……..$15/55g drum

Ice chest fill $18        Water ……..$15/55g drum

Water ……..$15/55g drum

RV water hose ……….. $10/stay

Trap shooting …………..$100/gun

.22 caliber riflery ……..$50/person

Bicycle from Leadville …..$25/person  (loaner bikes available).9 miles of mostly gliding downhill. Very cool and very fun.

Wild horses road trip w sack lunch ………. $100/person ($200 min).

Hot springs drop off ………………$35/group

2-day photo ops tour………………$500