RideForum.NET

PAID   RIDER			    LODGING
----------------------------------------------------
YES   Sean Noll             The Lodge
YES   Troy Wolf             The Lodge
YES   KC                    The Lodge
YES   Mike (safiri)         The Lodge
YES   Hayden                The Lodge
YES   Brian                 The Lodge
YES   Daryl Perry           The Lodge
YES   Ryan (fatburg)        The Lodge
YES   Mike (slimtrader)     The Lodge
YES   Tom Reiner            The Lodge
YES   Johnathon             The Lodge
YES   Craig W               The Lodge
YES   Terry T.              The Lodge
YES   Dennis                The Lodge

YES   Chadman               Dower House
YES   Mark C                Dower House
YES   Steve B               Dower House	
YES   Jim S                 Dower House
YES   Jim H                 Dower House

YES   Scott Williams        Barn Loft
YES   Zack Williams         Barn Loft
YES   Jeff Roth             Barn Loft

YES   David Hodges          Sears House
YES   Allen Wright          Sears House
YES   David Hemphill        Sears House
NO    Bill Dragoo           Sears House

YES   Joe (xr-nut)          Star 2
YES   Wade Moore            Star 2
PART  Stacy                 Star 2
PART  Josh                  Star 2
      
YES   Randy                 Star 1
YES   Sandy                 Star 1

MEALS ONLY:
YES   Jim Devereux (devro)
YES   David Barclay (disco)
YES   Jeff Gaston
YES   Chris White
YES   Dean
NO    Lee Garrett

NO LODGING, NO MEAL:
--     Jeb
--     Daryl (Oklahoma crew)
--     Josh (Daryl's son, Oklahoma crew)
--     Russell (Oklahoma crew)
----------------------------------------------------
Total Rider Count = 42
Head Count for Lodging = 32 FULL!
Meal Count: 38

Mulberry Mountain Lodge wrote: Mulberry River Mountain Ranch Consent Form
The facilities and activities offered by Mulberry River Mtn. Ranch have been established to provide the optimal level of enjoyment without compromising the health or safety of guests who utilize the facilities or participate in its activities. Mulberry River Ranch enlists your assistance in assuring that the facilities and equipment are used in a proper manner so that those inherent risks are minimized by the guests thoughtful and cautious use of both equipment and facilities.

Acknowledge the risk in the use of grills, indoor and outdoor fireplaces/campfires, microwaves, stoves, and other electrical and gas equipment and agree to accept responsibility for any injuries sustained.

Acknowledge the risk in participation in unsupervised activities which are made available at Mulberry River Mtn Ranch, in the lodging facilities, in the barn and stable areas, on the ponds and the outdoor grounds which includes biking and boating.

Possible injuries or medical disorders arising from guests activity at the facility, such as heart attack stroke, heat stress, poison ivy, sprains, broken bones, torn muscles, etc.

Horses need to have a current proof of negative Coggin’s test within the last 12 months.

Please ride your horse on the lanes and roads around the ranch and avoid lawn areas and roads in around the Lodge and cabins.

Fields may have large holes, so you may wish to avoid riding your horse where visibility is poor due to tall grass.

Swimming is not permitted in the small lakes on the ranch property. They are for fishing and non-motorized boats only.

Smoking is not permitted in the Lodge, Cabins, Barn or Stable areas. ______ Initial

Please muck your stall (s) before leaving and place manure in the wheelbarrow or bucket.

ATV’s will not be used as transportation between cabins and the Office. ______ Initial

ATV’s are not allowed to be driven around on paved roads or in fields.
They are to be used to ride from the cabins to the trail head at Hwy 23 and on the trails only. NO EXCEPTIONS!! ______ Initial

Speed limit on Mulberry Mountain property to the trail head is 10 miles per hour at all times. ______ Initial

Park your ATVs/dirt bikes only in areas designated by our staff. ______ Initial

Any violation of these rules will result in the forfeiture of all security deposits for your group. ______ Initial

The waterfall trail off the property is for hikers and horses only. Maintain a safe distance from horseback riders to avoid startling horses.

Be aware that pink or purple paint on property in Arkansas means private property. Please avoid trespassing on our neighbors’ property as trespassers may be prosecuted.

Adults who bring children agree to accept full responsibility for the safety of their children and agree to maintain control and discipline of their children for the enjoyment and privacy of other guests.

I (we), the undersigned guest (s), acknowledge the existence of risk in connection with riding an ATV/dirt bike, bicycle, boats, Horse, and assume such risk and agree to accept the responsibility for any injuries sustained by me (us) in the course of my (our) use of the ATV/dirt bike, Bicycle, Boat, Horse or any equipment on the property. I also accept the responsibility for any damage incurred by his/her ATV/dirt bike or Horse.

I (we), the undersigned guest(s), have read the above regulations and agree to follow these regulations during our stay at the Mulberry River Mtn. Ranch.

• A smaller group draws less attention from the Forest Service
• A smaller group draws less attention from the locals
• Smaller groups have more lodging options
• Multiple rides allow more people to find an opportunity in their schedule to join at least one ride
• Less chance for bike breakdowns. It's a numbers game. Sure, anybody's bike may break at anytime. But the more bikes you have on the ride, the greater the odds that somebody is going to breakdown causing the whole group to stop. Of course, the more bikes and riders you have, the greater the chance somebody will have the parts and skill to repair the problem. There is a balance somewhere in there.
• And last but definitely not least, the smaller the group, the less likely to have miss-communications on the trail and personality conflicts in general.

MoRidin wrote:I also threw a tag and lights on the 200 for the days when the 400 is too much!

MoRidin wrote:Sorry Boob Man...cant ride a yellow and blue bike!

Hank Moody wrote:Has anyone contacted the Mulberry Mountain Lodge to see if the place is available???
http://www.mulberrymountainlodge.com/
TBM