In a message dated 4/27/2006 10:30 A Eastern Standard Time,
guest-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
so my
choices are, run like heck and try to get away, stop and hope they go
away,
This is a touchy situation, I am not particularly fond of
having to use my horses energy to get away from people, but at the same time I
sure don't own the trail, so I can't really tell someone to get away. So
there must be "courtesy zone" that a rider can expect to be their own, sounds
like earshot would be a good distance in Bruce's case, but those who do not
care for someone drafting, do you think you should control the trail within
eyesight? Those who do not like drafting, what do you do when you come up behind
someone else, pass? What if they are only traveling a smooch faster than
yourself and it takes a while to overcome them?
