So I take my two boys(ages 5 and 7) for an afternoon deer hunt up near Jones Creek just northeast of Camas. We had been out a few times before and so far, I have not been real impressed with the place.
I park the rig at an ORV trailhead. (Jones Creek is a huge motocross/4 wheeling place. The ORV trails close to vehicle use on Nov. 1). The boys and I jump out and start getting ready to walk down the trail when...
I hear the screaching of some yahoos fan belt and turn to see what is going on. Just as I turn a blue Nissan Extra cab (2 wheel drive) starts driving down the ORV trail not 15 feet from the back of my rig. I they drive by I notice they are younger (around 18-20) and have on camo's.
I stand in amazement and watch as they bottom out several times going down the trail with the fan belt wailing away the whole time. I am thinking to myself, "what deer in the right mind is going to stick around for this?"

They make it about 100 yards down the trail before they can go no further. So (fan belt still screaching) they turn around and scrape and bounce their way back out of the trail.
As they drive by, I put up my arms and shake my head. They stop and the passenger roles down the window and says, "what...we are just having fun." :shocked: I inform them that the trails are closed to ORV traffic and that TRUCKS are not considered ORV's on these trails. Not to mention he saw me getting ready to go hunt and was not very considerate, giving how obnoxious sounding his rig was. He then proceeds to inform me that they are hunting too. I almost fell over and asked him if he really thought a deer would stand around long enough to find out what the screaching, clanking blue thing was that was coming down the trail.
He again let's me know they are just having fun. At this point I have had it.

I pack the boys back in the rig and drive down the hill a half mile or so as these two wackos went the other way.
We enjoyed a great time in the woods together as darkness finally set in and I could no longer see the sights on my muzzleloader.
We jump in the rig and head home. Shortly after we hit the pavement, I notice a truck with its flashers on, rolling slowly with a flat tire. As I pull up, I realize it is the same truck from earlier. Out of personal obligation, I ask if they need help. They declined and I drove home happy.
Thank you Lord for that little piece of oh so sweet justice. :grin: