PolarisCobra

Good for you - you will enjoy that machine for sure.

Those impulse purchases can be tricky. You buy it, then realize it won't be so easy to get it home.

Just went out to the mailbox. Got my first Snow Traveler for the year. Based on a quick flip through the pages, it looks good. Seems thicker than past years. Grass drags are coming soon, season is on the way.

We have had a TON of rain down here all summer. Lawn never burned up, puddles in the yard where I never get them. Probably 10 - 12 inches over average for July and August. Lets hope Mother Nature balances the scales come winter, and it stays cold.

Sounds like they are making progress. No one likes higher prices, but I think this is the right thing to do.

Ahh - I misunderstood. I thought they were considering preventing people from carrying, not allowing it. I can see the point about shooting game while riding, especially on wheelers during hunting season.

I am not a gun owner (have no problem with those who are), just never felt the need for myself. If I was, I don't think I would carry while on my sled. I would be concerned about somehow losing it (maybe not an issue, again, I have no experience), or falling off the sled and onto the thing, and hurting myself. I guess I don't see the need really, not sure I see what threat there would be. Again - just my opinion, as someone who doesn't own a firearm. Why would they bother with a law like this? Is there some reason that they think carrying is more dangerous on a OHRV than in other situations?

I have no clue. I saw the sign on a different site, thought it was an interesting idea. The Duke energy and logo in the bottom corner makes it look like it comes from somewhere in North Carolina.

Maybe with the name of the club below?

I believe you are right about that. Seems to me I remember reading that some of the money eventually goes to the towns. Some towns pass it on to the local club but not all (I think). If this increase is set up so that all of it goes into the system, it seems like a good way to go.

There is always an argument, especially for the residents in Maine that they should have a special low rate for fisherman. They think the full rate is too high for someone who just uses their sled for getting out on a lake. At first, it sounds reasonable, but managing it seems like it would be hard, and it would just be a backdoor way to get a lower price for trail riding. My guess is the ice fishing crowd will fight an increase for residents.

Maybe its time to swap the Christmas lights for Easter eggs?

Definitely some good looking machines there, and lots of variety. Cool to see the Raiders, several cutters to match the towing sled. Cool to see the old suits and helmets as well. Lots of dedication there to get those in the shape they are in. I have seen pictures of Pathfinders sleds multiple time here, but I think this may be the first time I have ever seen a picture of Pathfinder.

Yes, it seems that there are parts of the country that are not so positive about all this. Don't want masks (neither do I, but I do believe they help, so I wear one), think its 'just a cold' (ask my nephew, 31 years old, had major stroke symptoms a week after diagnosis, been in physical therapy since November), and the vaccine isn't safe because it wasn't tested. I support the pharma industry in my job. I am no scientist, but I do know that there was lots of testing, and it continues. These new mRNA therapies are amazing, and will help with lots of diseases going forward. I get dose two on April 15. Looking forward to getting it out of the way. Got my vaccine at Gillette stadium. There were hundreds of people in the line, it was actually pretty well organized. Sign there had a running total, 271,000 doses administered there so far, and counting.