Thread: 4wd to Forbes Hut - Clarence River

Interesting conflicting debate ?

Who is responsible if there is a accident on this road if money changes hands ?

Jeez fellas - sounds like you need to get out for a hunt. Preferably somewhere you don't have to pay for vehicle access.

I was pretty keen to hear about that track. For the most part, I did. Sounds like it's a goer as long as there isn't too much rain. Of course, I'll be taking chains in case. Thanks to all those who have provided advice - has definitely helped.

I'll try my best to not fall off the track so we don't have to find out who of @Padox and @Sidney is correct.

Originally Posted by Edunn

Jeez fellas - sounds like you need to get out for a hunt. Preferably somewhere you don't have to pay for vehicle access.

I was pretty keen to hear about that track. For the most part, I did. Sounds like it's a goer as long as there isn't too much rain. Of course, I'll be taking chains in case. Thanks to all those who have provided advice - has definitely helped.

I'll try my best to not fall off the track so we don't have to find out who of @Padox and @Sidney is correct.

Enjoy your trip. Admire the scenery that is on offer while crossing over, as its a great drive. The trip down the river to the Clarence has a few huts worth stopping at, especially the Poplars. You sound well prepared and clever enough not to get yourself in the shit

Originally Posted by Edunn

Jeez fellas - sounds like you need to get out for a hunt. Preferably somewhere you don't have to pay for vehicle access.

I was pretty keen to hear about that track. For the most part, I did. Sounds like it's a goer as long as there isn't too much rain. Of course, I'll be taking chains in case. Thanks to all those who have provided advice - has definitely helped.

I'll try my best to not fall off the track so we don't have to find out who of @Padox and @Sidney is correct.

You'll be fine as long as you don't get a torrential downpour, which is highly unlikely. Throw a shovel in with your chains.
Used to be a lot of pigs in the Elliot before it got poisoned but I daresay there's still a few hanging around and I've shot Chamois on the clockface above Quail flat. Have a great trip