Jackson MS riders?

[rdkisner]

Originally Posted by BradH

By the way, y'all ever head north to Carroll county? It's where I'm from and there's more dirt roads there per square mile than anywhere else in the state. Just so happens to be the largest county too. :). We could hit dirt at Duck Hill and ride all day towards Holcomb and Grenada. Just so happen to have some private land up there as well. Cookout/camp out would be very possible.

I like all of that area all the way south to Hwy 12. Paved roads and dirt roads are good.

[Anticyclone]

Originally Posted by BradH

By the way, y'all ever head north to Carroll county? It's where I'm from and there's more dirt roads there per square mile than anywhere else in the state. Just so happens to be the largest county too. :). We could hit dirt at Duck Hill and ride all day towards Holcomb and Grenada. Just so happen to have some private land up there as well. Cookout/camp out would be very possible.

I make it over that way from time to time. I think UncleJimmy has gotten pretty familiar with the area, I'm still half-lost once I get on the other side of Hwy 15.

Good riding over there though

On another note, I doubt I'll make it down to Utica. Looking at the schedule I think I'll have way too much end of the semester BS piled up the week after that. I'll keep it in mind. Might give me a reason to try and not wait until the last minute on everything for once.

[Supahflid]

Originally Posted by BradH

By the way, y'all ever head north to Carroll county? It's where I'm from and there's more dirt roads there per square mile than anywhere else in the state. Just so happens to be the largest county too. :). We could hit dirt at Duck Hill and ride all day towards Holcomb and Grenada. Just so happen to have some private land up there as well. Cookout/camp out would be very possible.

Yes, a ton of gravel up there.

Originally Posted by backwoodsKLR

Your getting in uncle Jimmy and the North MS crews area now.. :)

I think Supah is in a hunting camp outside Carrollton. ..

Yep, north of North Carrolton off Hwy 35.

[Unclejimmy1]

Originally Posted by BradH

By the way, y'all ever head north to Carroll county? It's where I'm from and there's more dirt roads there per square mile than anywhere else in the state. Just so happens to be the largest county too. :). We could hit dirt at Duck Hill and ride all day towards Holcomb and Grenada. Just so happen to have some private land up there as well. Cookout/camp out would be very possible.

Hey. BradH,,,,I have ventured over in the North Carrolton area up to Holcomb and the turkey foot road,,,,,good,stufff, my SIL is from Teoc ,and we ride back,roads going to see them,,,,,, when they visit his parents,,,,excellent roads ,,,,,next time you in. The area let us know ,,I am always up for some NEW dirt....my SIL is Tim Neilson.
Uncle Jimmy

[BradH]

Originally Posted by Unclejimmy1

Hey. BradH,,,,I have ventured over in the North Carrolton area up to Holcomb and the turkey foot road,,,,,good,stufff, my SIL is from Teoc ,and we ride back,roads going to see them,,,,,, when they visit his parents,,,,excellent roads ,,,,,next time you in. The area let us know ,,I am always up for some NEW dirt....my SIL is Tim Neilson.
Uncle Jimmy

Cool. My in-laws farm about 5000 acres at Teoc. The big equipment shed to the right off teoc rd if you're coming from Hwy 7 before you get to the curve, All that is theirs. Also the levys along teoc creek and extending into the hills a bit.

[BradH]

Originally Posted by Supahflid

Yes, a ton of gravel up there.



Yep, north of North Carrolton off Hwy 35.

Our land is off CR 89... If you leave N. Carrollton headed the other direction, it kind of runs between Carrollton Rd and Jefferson Rd

[Supahflid]

Originally Posted by BradH

Our land is off CR 89... If you leave N. Carrollton headed the other direction, it kind of runs between Carrollton Rd and Jefferson Rd

We've been up there for ten or so years, and I don't think I've ever gone straight or turned right at the "fruit loop"! I need to ride out that way sometime just to look around! I also didn't know Carroll County was the biggest.

[BradH]

I don't know that for a fact... Was mostly talking out of my @$$. But looking at a map it's pretty close.

[BradH]

I stand corrected. Lol. I looked it up. 628 sq miles. Doesn't even put it in the top 10. I still stand by the number of gravel roads per sq. mile statement. Maybe it just seems bigger because the gravel seems to never end.

[Supahflid]

Originally Posted by BradH

I stand corrected. Lol. I looked it up. 628 sq miles. Doesn't even put it in the top 10. I still stand by the number of gravel roads per sq. mile statement. Maybe it just seems bigger because the gravel seems to never end.

Lol. Yes, miles and miles of gravel road. Carroll County does a pretty good job of keeping them graded too.

[backwoodsKLR]

Finally got my new computer up and running and am finally editing my dashcam videos from July 2012... So ready to go back this summer, if I can!!!

Even the paved roads are fun!!!

[BradH]

Looks like its gonna be a good weekend for some riding!

[backwoodsKLR]

Originally Posted by BradH

Looks like its gonna be a good weekend for some riding!

It's always a good day for riding when we get to chase Trailblazer / Bob around!

[Knightwork]

Originally Posted by backwoodsKLR

It's always a good day for riding when we get to chase Trailblazer / Bob around!

I have a thought for a new challenge---

Instead of pinning a $ 100.00 bill on a bull and trying to grab it off---lets pin one to Bob's helmet and see if anyone can catch him

pretty sure he would keep it all day

[backwoodsKLR]

Originally Posted by Knightwork

I have a thought for a new challenge---

Instead of pinning a $ 100.00 bill on a bull and trying to grab it off---lets pin one to Bob's helmet and see if anyone can catch him

pretty sure he would keep it all day

As long as you provide the hundred I'm in... I'll use my contour to get some good footage of y'all trying...