What if it Snows?

ID75 is a blue route, you pull a 48, so no restriction.
Has some curves for sure, good overall.

 

So on my trek down thru the mountains of idaho . We saw a big majestic bear down in the river hunting for his morning breakfast. First time ive ever seen a bear. I was amazed and in awe of how big they are.

And then in a strange turn of events 20 or so miles later there was an entire family of turkeys crossing the road. A mother and father and looked like 3 or 4 baby turkeys. Unfortunatly big blue has no sympathy for any animals dumb enough to walk in front of him while hes hammered down and ultimatly sent them turkeys back to their creator. We witnessed the entire circle of life all in 1 days worth of truckin

 

What is a blue route mean ? It didnt list any restrictions in front of my atlas. Didnt see any signs either.

 

How many Turkey stamps did you get?

 

Idaho has some restrictions on several routes. Never worried about it he weights, just the length and off-track. They color them. If memory serves me, they are Black, Red, Green and Blue. Each color is for maximum length and off-track. In most places 48’s are not restricted. Anything over that, singles or doubles have to be permitted based on length and off-track.
You will find the info on the state web site. The permit has three pages, the actual permit, the charts for length/off-track and the maps. For a valid permit you are required to have all three pages. They also have a detailed worksheet for calculating the off-track.

 

they hand out stamps for that ? Sheesh there was atleast 5 turkeys. We are racking up the kills this summer. Got bambi last month and now a whole family of turkeys.

 

That seems to be a common theme . If u arent in high range going around the lot then ur going to slow.... And then u get the boneheads trying to stick it to the man by idling 3mph around the entire truckstop