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Bunny Boots For ultimate warmth and darn-near indestructible durability, you just can't beat these U.S. Military Surplus Bunny Boots. Thick rubber construction is double-layered in key wear areas. Plus, (3) 0.25" thick layers of insulation—plus an extra layer in the toe— keep you marching...

Day 6/ Feb 18 This morning, the 3 Old Guys departed Snow Cocks Lodge, greeted by yet another 10 inches of fresh powder. That’s the magic of lake effect snow—a phenomenon where cold air moves over the warmer waters of the Great Lakes, picking up moisture and dumping it as heavy snowfall on the...

Neenah, Wisconsin -10 at 6 a.m. Wind Chill -30

Day 5 / Feb 17 Today, the 3 Old Guys covered about 180 miles, traveling from Kenton, Michigan, to Munising, Michigan. The morning started cold but clear, with stunning sun dogs. With freshly groomed trails, Paul even declared it “the most pristine riding he’s ever had.” As the day went on, they...

-12 Tuesday morning here, -25 Wind Chill Yeah, It's Gonna Feel Like That!

Pictures would be welcomed for those not in attendance.

Indy, You've been riding long enough to experience the good days and the bad and it sure sounds like you had a bad one. The following is posted here on JohnDee.com, and I'm reminded of it each time I go out. Good Days on a Snowmobile give Happiness, Bad Days give Experience, Worst Days give...

Day 4 / Feb 16 After a fantastic night reconnecting with friends, celebrating the 2025 Snowmobile Hall of Fame inductees, and even being recognized as distinguished guests, the 3 Old Guys hit the trails this morning feeling energized and more passionate than ever about this incredible sport. One...

Like most of us, if you have a chance to ride locally, you take it. I made a quick rip Sunday morning in Winnebago and Outagamie counties in Wisconsin. This would be west and north of Oshkosh and Appleton. The trails were mixed, some very nice and others early season. Surprisingly, much of the...

Day 3 / Feb 15 Today was a planned “rest” day for the 3 Old Guys—though, in reality, it felt more like a “play” day. They spent their time touring not one but two major snowmobile landmarks: the Snowmobile Hall of Fame and the International Snowmobile Hall of Fame. Yes, they are two distinct...

wisrev is in St. Germain this weekend and sent us these pics from the Snowmobile Hall of Fame activities. The Last of the Yamahas was auctioned off. #998 It comes in its own display case on wheels. rev tells us, the winning bid.....$165,000

I measured 5" overnight in the Appleton-Oshkosh area. More to come throughout the day. Local trails were panned this past week, this should be enough, hopefully to open.

Day 2 / Feb 14 The 3 Old Guys arrived in St. Germain, Wisconsin early this evening. They traveled ~200 miles and reported an "interesting" day facing a mix of good snow, bad snow, and some closed trails due to a missed turn. As is common on these adventures, they ended up leveraging Plans A...

Dad would've lost his beans when he saw this one....

Day 1 / Feb 13, evening update The Guys had a smooth first day on the trail. Most of Day 1’s riding was on railroad grade. The Guys reported that there wasn’t a lot of snow, but there was enough snow. They met a groomer on the trail and took a moment to flag him down to express their gratitude...

Day 1 / Feb 13, 2025 And they’re on their way! The 3 Old Guys set off earlier this morning from Grand Rapids, Minnesota, heading east on their journey. Their first major stop is the Snowmobile Hall of Fame in St. Germain, Wisconsin, where they’ll spend the weekend celebrating the induction of...

My wife has one and I drive it occasionally. As you stated, a very smooth-running vehicle with the Boxer engine and CVT. No issues and no repairs thus far for us.

Guess Who's The New Guy on the Team "Bear Den Inspector" Wisconsin DNR

Update; 2-13-25 Prep Photos The Guys are all together in Grand Rapids and have been doing final prep for departure! It’s go time….

It's been snowing since about 10 this morning in the Appleton-Oshkosh area of Wisconsin. Likely 3 to 5 inches by morning.