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and i'm still here. Haven't had a 4wheeler since 2012.

I’m a lurker from years ago. Got out of riding back in 2005 when I sold my Wolverine when I moved away for college. My wife and I rented a couple of ATVs at Croom today, I forgot how much fun riding is.

Yep.....still around!

So I haven't owned an ATV since I sold my Yamaha Wolverine 15 years ago. I've been thinking about picking up something used, along the lines of a 400EX, LTZ 400, maybe even a Raptor. Checked ATV Trader, seems to mainly be new bikes, not much on Craigslist. There are a decent number of ATVs on Facebook Marketplace, but it seems like very few of them have titles. Are most of these stolen? Since most of my riding will take place on public lands, a title is a must. Also, what happened to all the sport ATVs, seems no one besides Yamaha makes them anymore?

Actually, he is referring to Rancho Bonito Springs in Polk County at the end of Hwy 54. This place would pop up on here a lot "back in the day" and cause quite a stir. Mainly because, at the time, any owner out there wanted to keep it quiet. It is not a public place to ride. You need to own a deed out there similar to River Ranch.

If you search this site for "rancho" or "rancho bonito" you can find the old posts.

A google search is good, too.
https://www.google.com/search?sxsrf=ALeKk01pVxeZ3KOVLtxYk_OKNaWCNZikIg%3A1602004947379&ei=06d8X5jFFqyE5wLLzbPgBw&q=rancho+bonito+springs&oq=rancho+bonito+springs

I went out there once as an invited guest many years ago, but never went back.

I don't know much but the name is River Ranch

I'm trying to find information about Rancho in Zephyrhills...   is it still open??  Is it possible to purchase a deed to the property??  Where can I find info regarding purchasing a deed??  And if it IS closed or not available for purchase,  wheres the nearest legal 4dig mud hole within an approximate 4 hour drive from pasco county?? Preferably with camping, but at least close to camping??  Any info, opinions, or just anything is appreciated.
Thanks.

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My uncle bought 2 four wheelers in Mississippi in 06. I'd imagine that's where you went.