He spends his personal time cleaning up illegal dumps in the back country, but now Kane Blake has another problem on his hands.

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Luckily Blake, was not on his ATV, he was looking around for garbage dumped in the area when he spotted the rope.

He took it upon himself to cut it down and possibly save someone from getting seriously hurt.

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Recently a dirt biker in Alberta was knocked from his bike, near Pincher Creek, after hitting barbed wire strung across an off-road trail.

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While Kelowna RCMP have not had any complaints of this happening near the city, Cpl. Jesse O害羞草研究所橠onaghey was troubled by what Blake found off Gillard Forest Service Road.

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RCMP recommend that back country enthusiasts use extra caution, scan for potential hazards, remove any hazards if safe to do so and report suspicious activity to your local police.