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10-14-2010, 08:39 PM
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This list is great to know. Sierra Trading post needs added as well as every major power company in the US. They are all owned by warren buffet who gives a ton of money to the bunny thumpers
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Yup!... It got so bad that a fellow that liked to, you know, smoke a little grass or drink a little ripple. Crow like a rooster! Maybe challenge the mayor's son to a gentlemen's duel, is uncouth, "Against God!" more like bad for real estate values.So we had to go! 
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#23
01-19-2011, 08:13 AM
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Updated list
The List: Those in bold are directly supporting Anti- Motorized.
3M Addidas Adidas Aerial Boundaries All Seasons Adventures Alpen Glow Sports AMAZON Antlers At Vail Atlas snow shoe Avery Brewing Babes in the Backcountry Backcountry.com Backpackers Pantry Backpacking Lite Backdoor Sports Backwoods Equipment Bank of America Bent Gate Big Agnes Black Diamond Blue Water Network Boise Coop Brazos Walking Sticks Brooks Range Mountineering Burts Bees Cabelas Ceavco Audio/Visual Chaco Chis Case Photography Chums Camelback Campmor Chevy Clif Bar Cloudveil Coleman Columbia Confluence Watersports Coors Croakies Cross Country Skier Magazine Dakine Darn Tough Deckers Outdoor Corporation Dicks Sporting goods Dillards Dodge Dominos pizza Ducks unlimited Duofold Dyna Fit Eagle Creek Travel Gear ECO-X, Inc. Ember Photo EMS Exum Mountain Guides Eye Fedex Fetzer Winery Five Ten Fly Low Ford Free Heel and Wheel Gaiam Glenn Randall Photography Go Lite Gore Enterprise Communications Gore Tex Gravity Sports GU Energy Labs Hellroaring Ski Adventures Home depot Horny Toad HP IBM Ibex Outdoor Clothing Icebreaker Idaho Mountain Touring International Mountain Biking Association Jansport Jetboil Jughandle Hut Kahtoola Karhu Katadyn Keen Kelty Klean Kanteen Larabar La Sportiva Leatherman Levis Little Moon Essentials LL Bean Loki Outerwear Lost Trail Lodge Lowepro Mammut Marmot Men Journal Merrell Microsoft MillerCoors Montrail Mount Rose Ski Resort Mountainsmith Mountain Equipment Co-op Mountain Hardwear Mountain Kakhis Mountain Outfitters Mountain Rider Alliance MSR Nalgene Nantahala Outdoors Nature conservancy Nature Valley New Balance New Belgium Brewing/ Fat Tire Beer NikWax Nike Nissan North Cove Outfitters Northern Lites Trading Co. Off-Piste OIA Ortovox Osprey Packs Outdoor DIVAS Outdoor Research Patagonia Payette Powder Guides Pearl Izumi Pfizer Pheasants Forever Pine Needle Mountaineering Planet Explore Point 6 Prana Princeton Tec Promo Shop, Inc. Quaker oats Red Mountain Pass Cabins Red Wing Shoe Company Reebok REI Rendevous Tours River Sports Outfitters Rock Creek Lodge Rosemont Ventures, Inc Ruff Wear Rutabaga Paddlesports Sara Lee Sawtooth Mountain Guides Sea To Summit Scarpa Scheels Shrine Mountain Inn Sierra Club SIGG Silver Peak Restaurant and Brewery Skinny Skis Snowshoe Magazine Smartwool Smith optics Sorensens Resort Sporthill Starbucks Coffee Sterling Rope Summit Flags Sun Valley Trekking Swiss Army The Alpine Experience The Ascending Path The Ascentials The Coleman Company The North Face The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation The Software Ranch The Trading Post The Snaz The Sportsman Skii Haus Teko Socks Teva Thermarest Thule, inc. Timberland Timex Trango Tubbs Snowshoes Turtle fur Two Knobby Tires U.S. Govt Vasque Velcro VF Outdoor Inc Vibram Wanderlust Tours Waypoint Outdoor Whole Foods White Wave Foods Wigwam Woolrich Xcel Energy Yakima If you have NEW ones, let me know, so we can update. The Organizations that are against us: Over-Snow Vehicle Petition Supporting Organizations 10th Mountain Division Hut Association - Access Fund - Alaska Center for the Environment - Alaska Quiet Rights Coalition - Alaska Wildlife Alliance - Alliance for the Wild Rockies - American Canoe Association - American Hiking Society - American Whitewater - Bark - Bear River Watershed Council - Beartooth Recreational Trails Association - Bend Backcountry Alliance - Big Wild Advocates - Biodiversity Conservation Alliance - Boulder-White Clouds Council - Californians for Western Wilderness - Center for Native Ecosystems - Colorado Environmental Coalition - Colorado Mountain Club - Colorado Wild - Conservation Leaders Network - Conservation Northwest - Continental Divide Trail Alliance - Defenders of Wildlife - El Sendero, Backcountry Ski and Snowshoe Club - Federation of Western Outdoor Clubs - Friends of Berthoud Pass - Friends of Hope Valley - Friends of Scotchman Peaks Wilderness - Friends of the Bitterroot - Friends of the River - Friends of the Routt Backcountry - Grand Canyon Trust - Great Old Broads for Wilderness - Greater Yellowstone Coalition - Hells Canyon Preservation Council - High Country Citizens' Alliance - Idaho Conservation League - Idaho Rivers United - International Mountain Bicycling Association - Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance - Mazamas - Montana Backcountry Alliance - Montana River Action - Montana Wilderness Association – Montanans for Quiet Recreation - Mount Shasta Nordic Ski Organization - Mountaineering Club of Alaska - Nordic United - Outdoor Alliance - Oregon Natural Desert Association - Oregon Wild - Outdoor Industry Conservation Alliance - Peaceful Roads & Trails Vermont - Pintler Audubon Society - Quiet Use Coalition - Red Mountain Pass Chapter of BSI/CMC - Rocky Mountain Recreation Initiative - San Juan Citizens Alliance - San Luis Valley Ecosystem Council - Save Our Canyons - Selkirk Conservation Alliance - Sequoia Forest Keeper - Sheep Mountain Alliance - Sierra Club - Snowlands Network - Southeast Idaho Recreation Alliance - Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance - Spokane Mountaineers, Inc. - Summit Winterlands and Trails - Sustainable Obtainable Solutions - Tahoe Backcountry Ski Patrol - The Lands Council - The Mountaineers - Togwotee Pass Backcountry Alliance - Trails Club of Oregon - Wasatch Mountain Club - Washtenaw Ski Touring Club - Wenatchee Mountain Coalition - Wild Connections - Wild Earth Guardians - Wilderness Watch - Wilderness Workshop - Willapa Hills Audubon Society - Wyoming Conservation Voters - Wyoming Wilderness Association – Winter Wildlands Alliance Last edited by Neverenoughsnow; 02-07-2011 at 02:36 PM.
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01-19-2011, 08:43 AM
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I contacted Coors they assured me they do not support closures or the limiting of motorized sports
They said they know the importance of us all having the right to enjoy our own style of recreation makes me happy i didnt want to change beer brands again 
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01-19-2011, 08:47 AM
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Weird to see smith optics on there, granted they are in the sun valley/granola muncher area, but I see lots of their products geared towards sledders and dirt bikers.
May have to write a letter or 2.
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01-28-2011, 11:25 AM
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02-02-2011, 12:51 PM
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i think 90% of thesae companies just give to the cause to get the huggers off their arses!!!!!!!!! i'm sure some truely are against motorized use and would like the backcountry shut down, but most are just giving for the PR to say they are trying to help, when in reality they don't really care. guess our crowd just needs to get more vocal and demanding so we can get some money to!!!!!
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02-02-2011, 01:18 PM
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I work for the first company on the list. Kinda funny, cuz they are being sued by the state of MN for poluting the water here in town for waste dumped per city and state regulations in the 60's and 70's.
Most of the people here are involved in motor-sports as well. Heck, they even have a car in NASCAR. Not that car racing has anything to do with sledding.
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02-02-2011, 03:39 PM
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Dont shoot your own foot.
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The following was posted recently on Snowest and I thought it applies well to this conversation: This is John from Klim. I just wanted to throw a couple of things out there. First, Gore does not contribute to the Sierra Club. On a personal level the guys at Gore are outdoor enthusiast just like us. I’ve ridden both snowmobiles and motorcycles with them. Our account rep that lives in Seattle is a Land Cruiser junky. He’s built a Land Cruiser from the ground up and likes to take it out and go 4x4. On a business level Gore would never alienate their own customers. Yes, there are people that ski that use Gore-Tex, but that does not mean Gore is for shutting access. Instead of promoting the closure of public land to motorized access, Gore has helped out in the snowmobile market more than all of the other fabric companies combined. Here is an example. This year, Gore-Tex and Klim teamed up to offer five $1000 grants to five different snowmobile clubs across the US this winter. Any club was eligible that was a member of a State Snowmobile Association. Clubs had to attend a snow show in their area and present a simple plan at the Klim booth outlining what good they would do with the grant. The winners were chosen based on the validity and effectiveness of the plans submitted and the grant was given out on the spot (at the show). The purpose of the Grant was to: #1: drive traffic to the shows, this helped the entire industry. #2: The grant was only given to clubs that were members of a state snowmobile association in an effort to help the state associations and ACSA maintain a population of active clubs—the people making the difference. #3: To benefit clubs and their programs directly, which Klim and Gore feels is the backbone of the industry. One grant was given away in Washington State to the State’s first snowmobile club; The Yakima Ski Benders. The money went to help subsidized lost DNR funds to keep parking areas plowed and trails groomed from “Wenachee to our own Ahtanum State Forest.” Another club in Utah; the Skyline Snow Riders, was able to get the State of Utah to match the Gore-Tex grant so they walked away with $2000 to directly benefit the future of their riding areas. As a business in the snowmobile market we are trying to do all we can to help fight the ridiculous land grab. Klim partners with pro-access groups (such as The Blue Ribbon Coalition) and works hard for year-round access to our public lands. We would not purposely work with someone that would take us backwards. Gore has been a great partner over the years and we feel they are in a pivotal position to help us communicate with their other customers in the non-motorized world. Through this communication, we can all get to the table and discuss why nobody can be the selfish child in the sandbox—we all have the right to play.
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